First of all, it's a great mod that makes the game a lot better. Especially the icons are great, the new lifestyles, and of course the main mechanics. Thanks for your work!
There are two things I would wish for. First, you should not see the levies in the county_view_window either.
Second, I think the added building with all its tiers is nonsensical (visible secret buildings for spies?), weird and also not really necessary. I would just remove it.

Hi, first thing first, I love the mod and the idea. Its really fun to no know!

But that not why I write this comment. Had 2 paythroughs so far. One as a medium and the second as a small one.

On the medium one, my experience of the area was enough to know what to aim, making a poor use of the mod of this occasion...

On the small one, the estimate of the army was a bit useless, when your target gets a '+', when you have let say you have 1000 men, you may deal with 1200/1400 (+20/+40%) but you cannot deal with 1900 for instance.
The point of my comment is to maybe adjust the value a bit.

But I do not come empty handed, my 'full' suggestion:
++++ >200%
+++ 100%>200%
++ 50%>100%
+ 25%>50%
= +/- 25%
- 25%>50%
-- 50%>100%
--- 100%>200%
---- >200%

(I put -, but green + or -, I don't care)

My process is the following, at the start of my game when number mater (if i plan to go to war) you ask yourself 2 questions: can I take him alone? Do I need an ally?

Currently, the current '+' is to large to answers the 1st question. More times that I can count, bring myself on a war I cannot win because I misjudged my target "real" army.

My misjudgement may be your intention all along. But for me, my spy simply cannot estimate correctly! :)

Anyway, I'm happy to hear about your thought on the subjet, you already know you have an issue with W&W, will wait your fix.

Thanks for your time!

Originally posted by Dillo:

First of all, it's a great mod that makes the game a lot better. Especially the icons are great, the new lifestyles, and of course the main mechanics. Thanks for your work!
There are two things I would wish for. First, you should not see the levies in the county_view_window either.
Second, I think the added building with all its tiers is nonsensical (visible secret buildings for spies?), weird and also not really necessary. I would just remove it.

as per the county_view_window, normally it's no longer the case now
as per your second point, I can understand the criticism, it even makes sense, but i am not planning on removing that feature (just don't use it I guess ^^)

Originally posted by K6:

Hi, first thing first, I love the mod and the idea. Its really fun to no know!

But that not why I write this comment. Had 2 paythroughs so far. One as a medium and the second as a small one.

On the medium one, my experience of the area was enough to know what to aim, making a poor use of the mod of this occasion...

On the small one, the estimate of the army was a bit useless, when your target gets a '+', when you have let say you have 1000 men, you may deal with 1200/1400 (+20/+40%) but you cannot deal with 1900 for instance.
The point of my comment is to maybe adjust the value a bit.

But I do not come empty handed, my 'full' suggestion:
++++ >200%
+++ 100%>200%
++ 50%>100%
+ 25%>50%
= +/- 25%
- 25%>50%
-- 50%>100%
--- 100%>200%
---- >200%

(I put -, but green + or -, I don't care)

My process is the following, at the start of my game when number mater (if i plan to go to war) you ask yourself 2 questions: can I take him alone? Do I need an ally?

Currently, the current '+' is to large to answers the 1st question. More times that I can count, bring myself on a war I cannot win because I misjudged my target "real" army.

My misjudgement may be your intention all along. But for me, my spy simply cannot estimate correctly! :)

Anyway, I'm happy to hear about your thought on the subjet, you already know you have an issue with W&W, will wait your fix.

Thanks for your time!

That is good criticism, indeed. I think I will rework the thresholds in the next update, but I have another mod project in the pipe in the meantime