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Given that my invading army was 4.9k before I had this mod, invading armies is no challenge.
The only thing I dislike is the happiness penalty isn't reduced for being Militarist but overall a good mod.
Hi lads! New big dlc is coming so I will update this mod. But before that I want to get feedback from you. Just two questions
1) How often you change conscription policy in game?
2) What do you think about balance? Is this enough infantry or too little? Is it hard to take large worlds etc...
Big thanks for answers <З
Alright then! If you'd need a tester, feel free to ask ;)
I had an Idea about your mod; what about making it a law? Making it such, that you can choose, in function of your ethics, 1 Soldier for each 5/10/20/etc. Pops?
In a couple of days I'll put out a new version, see how it works.
Why not 25? Most event's that add jobs per population use 25 or 33.
And increasing the size of base armies if you are militarist/fanatic militarist would be great for balance
-Hard with every 8/10 pop (like i love)
-easy with every 20/30 pop
idk?
I will be glad if you guys write how you like the new size of armies. Too big that is hard to take, or vice versa small.
If regular army, how do you balance the cost factor for training, weapons?
If untrained people, they fight in masses, but should be weaker than soldiers.