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  1. 1 hour ago, AIEND said:

    There is no need to have two types of farmland in the Han Dynasty.

    Well, if (as I suggested) we require a source of irrigation for rice paddies, it's not possible to not provide the civilization using them with another source of fields when water isn't available.

  2. On 16/01/2023 at 3:51 PM, borg- said:

    The longbow has advantages against the crossbow in several aspects, greater range, greater impact, shorter firing time, the only advantage of the crossbow is that anyone with mediocre training could be able to deal some damage,

    Greater range, really ? I'm in no way specialist of the Han dynasty of the period, but that's not generally how crossbows work.

    They do indeed have longer reload and may have less impact that longbow, but they're known for having longer range. Even Aiend agreed with that.

    Also, if the problem with making Crossbowmen too cheap is that it makes them economically OP, it' always possible to make them less efficient at economic tasks (like Skiritois). Would need a reason to justify that, though.

     

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  3. On 04/12/2022 at 9:37 PM, Gurken Khan said:

    I believe it was something like 1+0.9+0.81; you could click on different women to see their gather rate.

     

    I tried that but it didn't give any difference.

     

    (you meant right-click on the portrait, right ?)

  4. On 15/02/2023 at 11:38 AM, Helicity said:

    offer 2 types of fields: paddy and "other grains".

    That is exactly my proposal, yes (just that instead of "other grains" I wrote "millet").

     

    Well pumps are not how rice paddies are produced (rice needs to much water for that) and more importantly, I'm not sure that they'll be fun rather than very micromanagy.

    If the problem is for mainland maps, is it difficult to add a few small ponds on them ? Maybe even one on each starting location, at the edge of the initial territory ?

  5. A remark : wouldn't it be possible to have the rice paddy buildable only near a water source (or another rice paddy with access to a water source) and have millet fields with lower production value buildable where irrigation isn't available ?

    It would make the placement of paddy fields more strategic, as if you put all on a line depending on one of them having access to water, the enemy destroying this watery one will make are your fields unusable (this should be made clear to the player, by the way : all the workers on the dried field putting their food in the granary/town center and becoming idle).

  6. OK thanks.

    I just realized that the "additional workers have less efficiency" isn't specific to the Hans, I just noticed it there and thought it was a way to make the Civilization different...

    I still don't know how much efficiency each additional worker loses, though.

  7. On 01/12/2022 at 10:00 AM, Stan` said:

    We don't have a stable team of balancers (or anything really) so making roadmaps is impossible because there might be nobody to work or fix things tomorrow.

    I disagree entirely.

    Respecting roadmaps may be impossible for the reasons you've stated but making roadmaps certainly is not.

    Joke aside, a roadmap that is "more what you'd call a guideline than actual rules" is still actually useful as it gives, well, guidelines about what is expected at a specific release or what can/should be postponed.

  8. I really struggle to have a good food influx when playing Hans.

    I do build farms but don't know how many are needed (apparently I never have enough) nor how I should staff them : how much is lost when I put three women on the same field rather than three women each on its own field ?

    With other civilizations 8 to 10 farms are usually largely enough, but clearly not with the Hans...

  9. We really need also a stance for Citizens (soldiers or not) "Do what you are fracking told to do please thank you".

    I'm sick of ordering a bunch of CS to build a palisade or to repair a tower and having to keep selecting them and clicking back to the the building because they keep trying instead to capture a lone tower that is mildly firing at them, and this whatever the stance I put them in.

    If we have a morale system I could understand that troops would not accept to work under enemy fire, but we don't, so there should be a way to have them do what they're told.

  10. On 18/04/2022 at 8:33 AM, Lion.Kanzen said:

    The siege machine becomes a ball like football or tenis, the units fighting for capture them. Very unrealistic.

    Well, it was very unrealistic the way it was implemented.

    If, in a more historical manner, a unit would not be able to try capturing (either machines or buildings) while there is an enemy unit nearby, the fight would be tactically interesting.

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  11. On 27/04/2022 at 8:30 AM, chrstgtr said:

    It would be nice if there was a runaway option whenever charging is implemented. Otherwise, it will be all offense and no defense. 

    Imho retreat and running away cannot really be implemented before there is a good morale system, else people will just "dance" forever.

    Some units were historically trained to "dance", like Mongol horse archers, but that's very rare and should be specific formations allowed only to those units.

    Other units trying to "dance" would lose morale with a risk of routing, as was the case historically.

     

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