Dynamic Population and Map please!

[Dogukan91]

I do not know how this game will be and I am sure there will be a ton of DLCs for a decade to come.

But I jsut need one thing for the basis of the game. A DYNAMIC MAP with dynamic populations and trade.
It is a huge factor for entertainment and just the population play has had a huge impact on how much fun Imperator is.
Seeing progress in your lands is a very fun thing.

Building cities, churches, castles on the map would also be fun. And hopefully it will not be as abstract as in the CKII, but rather castles/cities/churches we build will hopefully have their own location within the map, sort of like in imperator.

If this is the basis for the game, I am sure the rest will be beyond amazing.

 

[Taylor138]

I totally agree, I just made a post on the map as well. The population suggestion is a HUGE check mark in my opinion. Being able to glance at say Paris and you can see the population at 73,000 people in the year 1066 and within 60 years your at 156,000 people would be a very satisfying thing I have to admit. Especially with all the perks and non-perks factoring in on growth or decline.

 

[N30Krat]

Yes! That's one of the reasons I love vicky2 so much. It really adds value to the game.

 

[Galleblære]

I do not know how this game will be and I am sure there will be a ton of DLCs for a decade to come.

But I jsut need one thing for the basis of the game. A DYNAMIC MAP with dynamic populations and trade.
It is a huge factor for entertainment and just the population play has had a huge impact on how much fun Imperator is.
Seeing progress in your lands is a very fun thing.

Building cities, churches, castles on the map would also be fun. And hopefully it will not be as abstract as in the CKII, but rather castles/cities/churches we build will hopefully have their own location within the map, sort of like in imperator.

If this is the basis for the game, I am sure the rest will be beyond amazing.

CK2 touches a bit on this where you can (with high prosperity) create new Holdings and that way develop backwater regions. That is a very fun part of the game that you unfortunately have little control over. If the player can be the driving force here in CK3, that would be fantastic.

 

[Dogukan91]

CK2 touches a bit on this where you can (with high prosperity) create new Holdings and that way develop backwater regions. That is a very fun part of the game that you unfortunately have little control over. If the player can be the driving force here in CK3, that would be fantastic.

While prosperity did add some sense of dynamism, it is far from a population and productivity management sim.
It would be nice to manage a population, nurture farmers, intellectuals, artisans, knights, landowners and various other professions/classes of medieval era.