Classic-Burger

I didn't know that, I have to try playing with them.

Try to use a small population in the settings, ~200-250. Don't let it develop unless you want to try to contain it, don't use closed maps because it generates lag. Try maps with arctic biomes.

A larger map definitely improves the strategic experience. There are maps where the rock skin is the same as the metal skin.

Wonderful. I have trouble seeing the minimap properly.

Now I understand an expandable interface. The game should be able to minimize some things or expand others.

The problem with CS is that when you get to the third era, they are no longer relevant as workers. There should be slaves for the third phase, being equivalent to 3 citizens in terms of efficiency but with less health. Thus the population will be enslaved as a labor force and the rest dedicated to war. And so it was when powerful empires grew and lived off the work of others. While the armies were fighting abroad. Female citizens should be able to create soldiers in houses and research in buildings or heal units elsewhere, perhaps turning them into priestesses. There should be a single dynamic of evolution of society, from a small farming society to a cosmopolitan society. Today I was playing and I realized how boring the late game is. I modified the game to have less powerful rams. I nerfed the rams. I'll do the same with the catas.

It's like AoE and empire earth.

It would be interesting if formations could sort troops from basic to elite and reverse. And wounded to healthy.

How does that work? I want to understand your idea.

Could we have a big minimap? Like in Nani's mods.

You have to leave it open so that you can freely add audio( voice narration). The map ui uses pre-rendered graphics.

What a good idea, I shouldn't be able to attack.

Think of his rank, he would no longer be capable of doing forced labor due to his experience and prestige. It would be interesting if for every elite soldier and champion you could have slaves. He becomes a landowner. That would happen with the Spartans and maybe the Romans. Soldiers who gain experience no longer do the work of a laborer.

There was another idea of selling your villagers at the market.