Country Description

**evo** · July 22

Please add some kind of Description that appears on the country selection screen, similar to Victoria 3, so we can add lore and stuff to it!

**Łukasz Jakowski** · July 22

Added the ability to add a description of a Civilization in the scenario.

**EdgeLord** · July 22

Common Lukasz W

**Kiwi** · July 22

43 minutos atrás, Łukasz Jakowski disse:

Adicionada a capacidade de adicionar uma descrição de uma Civilização no cenário.

Łukasz posso te ajudar a fazer descrições do Brasil, isso seria bom para nos dois

Obs: Eu acredito muito com o Projeto SBAL e conheci várias pessoas por causa de seu jogo

Obrigado Jakowski!!

**Unity** · July 22

1 hour ago, Łukasz Jakowski said:

Added the ability to add a description of a Civilization in the scenario.

cool

**Corgi X** · July 23

najs

**Fireboy** · July 23

W feature

**Wayne23lololh** · July 23

It's nice for roleplay.

edit: I like the addition of the country's vassals, the panels are not exactly the same color

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Edited July 23 by Wayne23lololh

**Mirolit** · July 23

21 hours ago, Łukasz Jakowski said:

Added the ability to add a description of a Civilization in the scenario.

How will the descriptions be modified?

I think that for additional immersion it's also worth making a "summary" menu in the endgame panel, similar to EU3/EU4/March of the Eagles: it contains a stylized chronicle description of the successes of a civilization under the player's control, and for each ruler played during the game his successes are written, which makes the summary look like real historical documents. In addition, it would be cool to make a text summary for the battles (something similar was in March of the Eagles, and I think it makes watching the battles more interesting): the longer the battle lasts, the more lines of description appear like "16:00, January 26, 1700: After several hours of battle, an unexpected attack by British infantry overturned the enemy's left flank" or "18:45: General A. ordered the cavalry to launch a raid into the enemy's rear." In fact, in this way, quite long battles will become similar in description to real articles on Wikipedia, it would look epic!