Author Topic: Too large realms (possibility of penalizing bigger realms more?)  (Read 26134 times)

Kain

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Yes, the larger a realm is the harder it is to maintain the regions.
Yes, the larger you are the lower you'll have to keep your tax rate.
I believe even troop recruitment cost increases the larger you get.
The larger you are the more knights you need and let me tell you, with the lowered player base getting enough isn't easy.
Being a large realm isn't easy by any means.

The problem is, most realms just don't have enough nobles to just go and found a colony. The main realm would fall apart due to lost knights.

From what I've seen so far of the liege system, you speak plenty of truth.

So how could more realm creation be encouraged?
From what I've seen, the secessions die in the first month in most cases.

When I started playing on EC in 2005 the continent had 13 realms. Now it is down to 8. And that is including Obsidian Islands who's territory didn't even exist when I started.

Without that adding from Tom, it would only be 7 realms now, about half of 6 years ago.
But back then there were many small to medium realms; Yssaria, Avamar, Coimbra, Eleador, Rancagua and Old Rancagua. Now we only have reasonbly big ones and really big ones.

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