devoncop wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 23, 2019 4:23 am

I have yet to miss a turn but I am retired so I have an unfair advantage

Just waiting that mythical Golden Age when the time is yours and not of your employer ...

but there are 13 more years of hard work before it!

edit: Though I'd agree with the thought that some game mechanism to affect loyalty or stability might be wise... and the impact of this should be dependent on several factors like; length of alliance, closeness to racial background (e.g. Romans would get less upset with breaking alliance with barba...

Think the Germans in WW2 in their treatment of the Soviets. The Germans and Soviets never sealed an alliance but just a pact of non aggression, being clear to them that their respective spheres of influence were going to collide in a few years and both had concentrated their forces on that theatre ...

For starters the game already models economic repercussions of going to war as all trading between belligerents stops. As for furious resentment of the citizenry, nope I'm not seeing this in the ancient world - this is not the modern world of nationalism and instant global communications, the avera...

One other issue with this is that it is pretty unrealistic as Greek States were notorious for continually switching sides and allies in one war would very rapidly become enemies in the next. In ancient times Thebes was notorious for continually switching sides, fighting both for and against the Per...

When you sign a peace treaty with another nation, you can't attack them for a number of turns (10 I think). I think there should be a similar mechanic in the game after breaking an alliance. Alliances are very expendable and should be supported by private communication and public announcements. Lac...

Antigonids and seleucids are allies (judging by screenshots), so maybe he just relieved a sieged region? Close. I attacked and defeated an army, but then didn't stick around to siege or assault the following turn. Practically every region there is fortified, so I was never in "danger" of taking a r...

The Antigonids have a whole genre of epic poetry dedicated to their heroic victories over the massive hordes of Mauryans and Saka that tried to invade Persia. That's quite strange given the fact that no Maurya army ever encountered neither an Antigonid host nor a single skirmisher unit or at least ...

They aren’t counting towards the winning %, they are counting towards their army not breaking so soon. Yes Richard, I know how it works, but the point is that they count when calculating the percentages for victory even though they generally contribute nothing--and cannot contribute anything--to th...

I'm having a bad run with opponents getting multiple rallies at the moment. It seems to me a well thought out plan thats going well can be ruined by distant rallies that cant be reached. These things are out of player control. Id like to see units only rally if in range of an un-engaged general. Id...

ledo, you say that everything has a balance, and you're right about it. But in the real game not all players understand this subtle principle and there is also to consider the fact that sometimes also friendship or pre-arranged deals play a role, when two or more players decide to part the world bet...

At the beginning of the game I remained idle for about 3-4 turns, probably from turn 3 to turn 7. When I started to make moves again I noticed that in at least two occasions the AI decreed new agricultural laws but at the moment I didn't care much. Then for about 10 turns everything worked well and ...

The case is well exposed by choppinlt. In MP games is too easy to band together against one single player to annihilate it in a way that is completely unhistorical. Moreover the lack of an in-game system of communication between single players renders really difficult to manage diplomatically this k...

The problem is continuing.
At turn 25 the AI proclaimed a series of minor amnesties that I didn't select, draining again my money away and letting my military units unpaid ...

Help pleeeaaase!

P.S.
The turn is always due to expire the 28th of august at 23.59

In the game "48 hours turns. All messages in game onl Grand Campaign 310 BCE", due to expire the 28th august 2019 at 23.59, the AI is continuing to make moves by itself though I'm not idle. At turn 22 it made a move like an emergency levy, that was totally useless and costed me 100 legacy pts. At tu...

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Someone could ask when this neverending war of empty words will end, giving space to real warfare.

By now truth is the only casualty of this conflict ...

Oh, and if Ptolemy is actually ever in a position to wipe me out, the Antigonids and Seleucids would have to join to prevent Ptolemy from taking the whole Levant. That's the only real thing lying under the empty words of Judea. They are just a puppet state of the Antigonids, who have sealed an alli...

The game "48 hours turns. All messages in game onl Grand Campaign 310 BCE" is forzen from the expiring date of the 15 aug 2019 22.15.

Is it possible to make it work again?

Thanks for the help!