Tinto Talks #17 - 19th of June 2024

[Johan]

Does that mean that others do not reproduce???

not beyond 2 kids.

 

[Johan]

Oh. I hope the technology system is in-depth enough that any tag can always just research "basic technology" like this 50 years into the game, because a lot of cultures remained illiterate centuries past 1337.

yes

 

[Johan]

People that live outside the normal economy. They don't produce or consume anything (except if certain buildings are built I would guess).

That is a great description.

 

[Johan]

But that angry peasant has skills others don't, including literacy and military... what about this army of sheep being led by a lion?

that peasant might be good at something, but the rest won't like him,

 

[Johan]

What mechanics are based on upper class vs lower class?

Not much. its a promote logic thingie primarily

 

[Johan]

So cultural/religious taboos are strictly observed and there can be no demand at all? Interesting.

if we script them in yes.

 

[Johan]

Does satisfaction have weightrd averages by pop class like in Imperator where Citizens and nobles contributed more to unrest and were harder to please? I hope so!

unrest work differently here.

 

[Johan]

If I wanted to extend game by 100 years, then how I could make peasants buy as much high end goods as nobles?
Can we simulate rising incomes of peasants, meaning rising consumption of all goods from peasants?

I want them consume computers, tourism, finances and stuff after extending game by 200 years

If you mod those things, you can mod demands like you want.

 

[Johan]

Do peasants ever migrate illegally?

Breaking the law?

 

[Johan]

Shouldn't the literacy rate of burghers be much higher than 13%?

eventually yes

 

[Johan]

If a province has 25% of culture A (not accepted) and another 25% of culture B (not accepted), will the rebels unite against you in a single army or will they have different revolts?

probably likely to be allied in a revolt yes

 

[Johan]

I'm curious, what is the reason for only having natural growth for Peasants and Tribesmen? I

Makes it easier on performance other logics rather than calculating every month that 20 nobles MIGHT get another noble

 

[Johan]

How is that ahistorical? Where do you think nobles came from? At least in the German speaking areas, there were lots of serfs that were raised up to the rank of noble, while still being unfree, i.e. the ministeriales.

A noble is just a peasant with a sword that others acknowledge as legal.

 

[Johan]

Are ui and ledger colors customizable?

yes, fully moddable

 

[Johan]

I for one lack a certain project which if I could play, I'd be over the moon

So do I, as its not finished yet

 

[Johan]

Hello!
Very solid TT, however upon seeing the Kalmar population diagrams I thought I'd ask whether Finnish culture is going to presented as uniform or not.
I think there is room for an 'Eastern Finnish' culture, which would encompass the Finnish Karelian tribe (not to be confused with Karelians) and Finns from the modern-day Kainuu and Savo regions.

for now we got finnish and karelian.

 

[Johan]

So are we getting different spices back?

no

 

[Johan]

So is there no way to Assimilate minority cultures into the Accepted culture of the Area or Region rather than the Countries Primary Culture?

What if I want to Assimilate Highlanders into Scots culture rather than English? I can’t do that?

yes, there are different ways to achieve that.

 

[Johan]

Does this mean that nobles assimilate as slow as the peasants? Wouldn't they convert both religiously and culturally to keep their position in society

well.. technically far slower.

currently for 50 peasant convering there is like 1 noble.

which for an average location with 50 nobles and 20,000 peasants means maybe 2.5k peasants have assimiliated when the nobles have.

 

[Johan]

Could I suggest making the wax of the symbol for the noble pop type a little bit less square shaped? As it currently stands it makes the seal look to much like a condom in my opinion.

now I can't unsee it