The weather and its influence on the game.

[Franet]

As far as I know we have the mechanics that attrition is greatest in winter, we also have good ideas on increasing income and events with MOD Les Trois Tours / The Three Towers, and what would you add?

I would follow the idea of 3T and make the climate directly influence the economy, with higher income acquisition in the spring.

It would also make calling the vassal troops at harvest times give more negative opinions.

Spoiler: translated by google

O clima e sua influência no jogo.

Até onde sei temos a mecanica de que no inverno o atrito é maior, também temos boas ideias no aumento de renda e eventos com o MOD Les Trois Tours / The three Towers, e o que você acrescentaria?

Eu seguiria a ideia do 3T e faria o clima influenciar diretamente na economia, com maior aquisição de renda na primavera.

Também faria com que chamar as tropas vassalas em tempos de colheita dessem mais opiniões negativas.

 

[Bearnest]

As far as I know we have the mechanics that friction [edit: should be "attrition"] is greatest in winter

I know you translated this with a bot, that's why it translated "atrito" to "friction", but it should be "attrition"

Acho que voce traduziu isto com um bot, é por isso que traduziu "atrito" para "friction", mas deveria ser "attrition"

 

[Franet]

thanks man!

 

[farblaze]

I don't know. Sounds like a nice idea, but I feel like the game isn't slow enough for that to make a meaningful difference. How often does a few months make a difference in CK? Gameplay wise, it's trivial to wait a few months. In a game like HOI, time is much more important (by the hour vs by the day in CK), so small seasonal differences are more important.

 

[Despotism]

In a game where sieges last months, it is hard to implement weather in a way that isn't utterly infuriating and anti-fun.

 

[Arko]

It would be nice to have a better implementation than events like I did L3T (spam risk mainly)

 

[Pyoro]

Personally I'd love some random weather events that can really mess you up; like marching across the alps in winter ... some random chance that your entire army is just lost under an avalanche.

But I'd imagine that if that happened many would through coffee cups into the screen in sheer frustration, so it's probably not a viable mechanic for the main game. And, I agree, the time scale and how mechanics work make this difficult. The AI won't go "huh, it's winter, so I need to stop campaigning", so you can't either.