trade route map mode just like in ck2 would be cool

[xox 331]

as the title says lol it shows the silk road and interactions w china too and silk road can be impacted by wars etc and status of china, and also dissolves at the time where it actaully disolved irl, provinces and nations that run thru silk road can get bonuses idk maybe major bonuses to provinces that run thru it and small bonuses to overall nation lol

 

[xox 331]

@Łukasz Jakowski

[Денис Живков 683]

On 6/5/2024 at 6:07 PM, xox said:

as the title says lol it shows the silk road and interactions w china too and silk road can be impacted by wars etc and status of china, and also dissolves at the time where it actaully disolved irl, provinces and nations that run thru silk road can get bonuses idk maybe major bonuses to provinces that run thru it and small bonuses to overall nation lol

 

« However, maintaining a large and stable empire has a number of advantages. One of them, and this is another innovation, is the Silk Road. This news can be found in the trade tab, which shows regions connecting China (outside the visible map) and Europe. Provinces along the Silk Road receive bonuses to the economy, and this neighborhood is especially beneficial for cities in the provinces. Now trading powers will be able to build trading enterprises on the lands of such provinces, and not just, as was the case before, on the coast. Controlling the Silk Road is a surefire way to make a fortune.

An interesting mechanic of the Silk Road is concerned with the fact that if in the event of war a given trade route is found, then everything “downstream” is immediately turned off. Those. If, for example, the Horde made a deal to raid a province near Tibet, then all provinces entering Damascus lose their bonuses. The traders will try to find another route (and there are several), but waiting for the new caravan to increase in speed will have a noticeable effect. »