In the popular Civilization Series, once a game ends, the player is able to review a playback of the entire campaign. It ticks through the years (quickly or slowly depending on speed setting) and the player can watch empires rise and fall as they spread and blob the map with their colors. This was a really really cool feature. In fact, this could be used whenever a game ends, as in if you save and resign the game, you can watch the playback up until the date you quit, so you don't even need to finish the mega-campaign to view it. Also, it can viewed again at a later date, as it is saved along with the save game file. Sometimes in the middle of my civ games, I stop and quit the game just to check my developmental progress over time, using this super cool feature they have.
I think this would be a great addition to Paradox games, as these games are mostly about empire building. It's be cool to be able to watch a replay of the development of the world over the course of play up until the current/end date.
I think this would be a great addition to Paradox games, as these games are mostly about empire building. It's be cool to be able to watch a replay of the development of the world over the course of play up until the current/end date.
It was also the only time when I could see how the distant nations were progressing before I met them.
