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it will reduce clutter on the questions so old questions dont take space and new questions can be answered

If anyone is Planning to make a mod that Covers events since the year 2000 like miuniem dawn then here r all the major conflicts since the year 2000 to include please dont forget these: (& if u plan to make it start in 1990 or 1989 then that would be slightly more cooler since it would Cover even more events that please dont forget such as, the reunifction of germany, fall of the ussr,gulf wars, yugolsav & bosnia war, aswell as the tajik civil war) Modders save my image so u dont forget what conflicts to add if ur making a 2000+ or 1990s+ mod For 1990s also dont forget the ones i mentioned above that i didnt include in the image as the…

I saw the recent video about WW2, so I think that some event triggers could help: A civilization occupy over X% of B civilization's territory A civilization wins over X battles against B civilization Examples: 1. German Offesive: Title: Operation Barbarossa Success. Simple Description: Axis's Barbarossa Opperation starts successfully, implementing our plan. Triggers: Axis is at war with Soviet Union Germany wins over 10 battles against Soviet Union Germany occupy over 40% of B civilization's territory. Outcome 1: Germany annex Byalystok, Outcome 2: General government annex Lviv, Outcome 3: German…

Ai over nukes as we all saw in the most recent Video perhaps it can only be made that it uses nukes as a last resort whether offensivly or defensively So instead of 100s of nukes going off in each game it can be like idk a few times per lots of tens of years not that often not like massive nuclear attacks on major cities that absoultly have no impacts otherwise like radiation over huge regions, impacts on global weather/sunlight like its just unrelastic for 100s of nukes to go off per game it should be like idk 10 20 50 in a 1000 year game not like 100s as we saw in the recent Video @Łukasz Jakowski

This idea will make the game more strategic and the economy more diverse. It will also create strategic objects that will create a desire for expansion. It appears from the video that the resources have been added, but we don't know the details, and I'll write this anyway just in case. Usable Resources Resources must have a variety of uses because there is an interest in capturing them. for example: Iron must be used to build an army.(Of course with gold) Stone/wood/marble - buildings Wood - ships Oil must be available to move modern equipment(tanks,airplanes) Food is necessary for both the population and the army. Not having it will cause the drop of…

1. Rebellions as a Mechanic to Prevent Overexpansion ("Blobbing") Frequent Rebellions: The larger a civilization expands, especially into foreign or distant lands, the higher the risk of rebellions. This could be tied to factors like: Cultural and religious differences between the core civilization and conquered territories. Geographical distance from the capital. Resource inequality or lack of development in newly acquired provinces, making them more prone to unrest. Rebellions could be more frequent and severe in regions that have historically been resistant to foreign rule (l…

I advise you to add a multiplayer mode without a server. We can use our own servers. Or maybe you can add a multiplayer mode like DLC.

Will we? @Łukasz Jakowski Also u forgot the spanish Civil war in the ww2 scenrio

There should be a slider before we start the game, saying what percentage of provinces a nation needs to form a civilisation. It should be at 100% by default

Recently posted time lapse shows development and growth of Eurasian and some African civilization. It can be seen that AI had tendencies to expand weirdly and chaotically after some time (eg. Hungary controlling big part of Sahara). I think it'd be great if there was a possibility, that world could be split into continents and regions. Each civilization would be given priority to expand in certain places. For example, Hungary would have priority of conquering in Europe, and much lower in Africa or Americas. By regions, Hungary could have priority of expansion in central and eastern Europe, with slightly smaller interest in western. I think this could be achieved by a hidd…

I'm very curious why there are a bunch of tribal countries in 2442. Is it because the small countries that emerged after the split of the big country are all tribal by default? Will AI not change the country's political system? I hope this problem can be improved so that AI can change the government system over time, otherwise it would be really weird to have a bunch of basic tribal countries in the world, especially if they also have advanced troops and nuclear weapons

Addition of exchange population button to peace treaties and trade Example: when playing as greece after winning war with turkey you take european part of turkey and exchange of population, your grece population from turkey will go to you and turkey population of your land will go to turkey so you don't have to asimilate your new land.

after watching the 1440 scenario and other videos of like the Spain 1 I have seen the larger nations usually wins unlike in irl where smaller nation have also won against the larger nations so i think to there should be corruption in the game as the empire get older or some people should be greedy of money and cause corruption by this the time to research technologies should be longer and buildings construction would also be slower and sometime would require more money and will give low effectiveness duo to like people taking money for them selves and not working as hard and using cheap products. this should also effect the armies as their equipment would not be also…

U forgot @Łukasz Jakowski

in the AOH3 1440 timelapse uploaded recently, we saw hungary colonize sub saharan africa with zero issues which didn't make much sense and caused alot of bordergore (since hungary barely has any coastlines in the Mediterranean letalone none in the atlantic) so i suggest a solution that will easily solve this for all civilizations permanently, it is that colonial decree research is slowed by nearly 80% for civilizations that don't have coastlines in the atlantic sea, this debuff would include coasts to the baltic sea, Mediterranean sea, black sea, and pacific ocean (since there isn't anything to colonize there so this is a preventative measure for bordergore), also i think…

Hi i would like to ask how many provinces are on the mobile Version 2. Can it be optional that mobile players get both maps for whoever's device is strong @Łukasz Jakowski

this is really simple and makes alot of sense if you think about it, it'll prevent situations like in aoh2 where hungary was in anatolia for some reason and turkey was in syria, it also makes alot of sense if you think about it since the provinces outside the starting ones all have foreign cores, so it really makes a ton of sense and is super realistic

Could you give mercenary armies or armies overall a loyalty feature, were if they have low loyalty, they will rebel, but if they have high loyalty, they get attack or defence buffs

So ya

Can they?

Kindoff like National spirits in hoi4 @Łukasz Jakowski

@Łukasz Jakowski as u can see each does a specfic action and is for a specfic purpose

Is it? @Łukasz Jakowski

@Łukasz Jakowski Please, if this cannot be added in the release, please consider an update containing this feature. this mechanic would be like this: the country could claim provinces around it and focus on them first in treaties and wars, this would facilitate the creation of formable nations through AI especially in the 1440 scenario, and could be configurable by the scenario editor, in-game by the country the player is playing in, or if the AI conquers all of its territorial claims, it would automatically add more nearby provinces to its ambitions, and this could increase the chance of a coalition against the country If you liked the suggestion, help this po…

I noticed something in your last video. Immediately after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, it established many different states and the process of collapse happened twice, but the Ottoman Empire, which has most of the regions of Italy and the Balkans, ruled the regions for at least 100 years. They probably changed the culture and religion of the people there. After the collapse, I think no Muslim state emerged or States founded as Christians have hardly encountered any problems. That's why I have a question for you. When a state starts to rebel and be established in an assimilated piece of land. If the original origin of that state is a Christian state, but the people …