侦察报告

Ok I did some research regarding this scenario. Basically should you fail to rush the tatars in feudal age then you lose. Thats it. Thats the gist of it. No time to turtle and think, no map exploration that allows you to discover a way to beat the scenario. Just a counter, tic toc, tic toc. I understand there is a system of having a certain number of swords represent the difficulty of each campaign and that kotyan has 3. But it still feels… Unfair. I recently played thgough le loi and it was great, very different from whe I first tried The mountain siege years ago. I heard rumors that it was tweaked by the developers. Maybe yes, maybe not. I think this scenario should be taken a look at. Maybe give 5 more minutes before the tatars attack in full force? Fundamentally the campaigns that rely on a single trick to be beaten feel vastly inferior to the other ones: into china for the mongols, if you dont migrate to jins island you lose, bari 4, if you dont petard capuas castle you lose, barbarossa the lombard league if you dont betray henry the lion you lose. This inflexibility seems to be contrary to the spirit of a game noticeable for featuring counters to basically every strategy.

A civilization is most defined by its favour system. Every civ has its unique way of worshipping their gods, giving us a good insight what their believe is all about. There are a couple more civs i would love to see in this mythical world and i want to share how each could please their deities. Starting of with the Celts: The Celts would gain favour by sacrificing animals at the altar or bringing gold as a tribute to it. Workers can build up to three altars. The altar attracts wild animals, like poseidons Lure does. Any meat or gold placed at the altar converts into favour and the more the altar is used the more trees around it become sacred, giving a little passive favour income as long as their not chopped down. The altar converts one resource into 0.5 favour. If a druid inchants the altar the rate of which animals spawn and sacred trees spread increases. Next up are the Babylonians and for them i have two ideas: The first idea is a pilgrimage system. You can build one holy site. Your workers travel from one town center to it and when they return they drop of favour. It’s like caravans for favour, the longer the journey the more favour you gain. Additionally if you move to the next age you can upgrade this holy site, providing more favour when the journey is completed. ___ The secound idea is a relic system. You spawn with one relic and with every new constructed town center comes a new relic shimmering red, blue or green (depending on your major god). If the relic is placed in a temple it will automatically generate favour. These relics can not be stolen or moved by another player. After the fifth relic spawns no more will appaer when constructing a new town center. Last but not least are the Turks/Mongols: I shared this idea already in another thread by the user @hasansan . If you haven’t go check it out, it’s very thougt through and well made. The idea goes something like this. The Kams (Shamans) are strong melee hero units carrying a drum. These devoted man ca

somewhere, maybe hovering icon of the god power show how many units have been killed with divine slash or add a number that appears when the divine slash is used. Un numero emergente con letras grandes que aumentan de tamaño y la animacion dura 3 segundos

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