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I'm interesting in hearing what enhancements you guys would like to see in future TW games. Here's some suggestions I have:
*Quick governor dropdown list. Shows only the governors for territories you control, with the following information: Current location, all stats (Command, Acumen, etc), +/- Vices/Virtues (ie 2+, 1-). Would be very helpful in the purging of bad generals I bet Stalin had it
*Ability to reassign general to a different unit type. This should be accompanied with a penalty to command. But it would be nice to be able to take the recently bribed 8* enemy general in charge of 1 Kataphraktoi and assign him to a command of 20 Royal Knights, since you can't upgrade/replenish the Kataphraktoi.
*Improved/Quicker scrolling ability through provences, agents, etc. Its tedious to find your emissaries, spies, etc in the end game when you have bishops and cardinals everywhere.
Just a couple ideas for now...
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Defenceive structures other than the Fort/Castle ect like towers with their own small garrison. Or being able to occupy buildings (escpecially 2 story) for archers ect to fire from.
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I would like to see a more hands on approach to the diplomacy side of the game, give us more control and options in this area I think would be interesting...
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The ability to choose whether you trash a province or not - sometimes that is the only reason to attack, other times you wanna keep it, so you don't want to damage the buildings.
This might be affected by the morale / discipline / size of the army that you are commanding / pay the men out of your own pocket not to go on an orgy of destruction.
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Definitely make the diplomacy side more involving. It would be really cool if you could form alliances with factions against specific factions where both of ye would work together in attack. Also maybe a tribute element i.e buying off more powerful neighbours. Also increase the functions of spies, at the moment they are pretty limited.
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greets all, still a newb
personally i would like to see a refined supply line, meaning you set your supply route up, and then you have actual targets that become double strategical importance.
