I also agree with JohnMK, it would help the mp games run smotther if possible.
Mike D.
Mike D.
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Great Idea, Will make Mp more stable but also less frustrating if it is implemented 
A fine idea John, and definitely worthy of Johan's time. Hopefully this can be implemented as it would make EU2 10x more fun with a more stable and slightly faster MP.
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An excellent idea!
Please, Johan, if you can include this one more adaptation it will be one less we will annoy you with .
Seriously, recently I experienced the exact problem John mentioned: everything working fine on 1:1 speed but almost impossible at 1:2.
Please, Johan, if you can include this one more adaptation it will be one less we will annoy you with
.Seriously, recently I experienced the exact problem John mentioned: everything working fine on 1:1 speed but almost impossible at 1:2.
And one more thing (I don’t know where to post it except here): I think naval support limit still needs some adjustments, just to ensure naval countries to have larger support limit than less naval ones.
The biggest problem is in my opinion relation of the naval support limit with the manpower. That gives France advantage on England or Spain that isn’t realistic. Perhaps the influence of manpower could be lower, and you could add the relation to naval/land DP slider?
Or/and just adapt some weights in the current model. I would add more weight on shipyards (20?) and naval manufactories (20?), because they are expensive investments, and currently are not worth much more than simple ports. Cut the weight of manpower and set economical influence the same as for land units (now it’s half of it).
Hopefully this makes sense and isn’t impossible to apply.
Thanks Johan
The biggest problem is in my opinion relation of the naval support limit with the manpower. That gives France advantage on England or Spain that isn’t realistic. Perhaps the influence of manpower could be lower, and you could add the relation to naval/land DP slider?
Or/and just adapt some weights in the current model. I would add more weight on shipyards (20?) and naval manufactories (20?), because they are expensive investments, and currently are not worth much more than simple ports. Cut the weight of manpower and set economical influence the same as for land units (now it’s half of it).
Hopefully this makes sense and isn’t impossible to apply.
Thanks Johan