
March 25th, 2004, 11:09 PM
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Re: a suggestion for a population growth spell
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Originally posted by ywl:
quote: Originally posted by Johan K:
You're probably thinking of Gift of Nature's Bounty. It might sound like it should give you more population, but it doesn't. A spell that gives you inceased population would have to steal them from someplace else or force grow them as an influx of 10000 newborns isn't going to help (for the next 100 turns at least). So it would probably have to be a small gradual growth by reducing mortality and extending life lengths.
BTW, you can wish for population if you are mighty and really want some more people in your realm.
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Cool!! I've never realized that when you wished for populaton, you actually do get it, other than just being harassed by a bunch of militia .
More interestingly, you do get it from one of another provinces. In my tests, all of the population in one province of another player is *all* gone and added to yours. The troops in that province is also teleported and will attack the benefitted province . Just out of curiosity, why is there such an adverse reaction to population increases in the game by the devs? Don't get me wrong, I love the game, but it seems like population destruction is really easy. You can go to to a local 2 Death mage and get a "venom charm" for 5 gems (or 10, don't quite remember) which doesn't exist, but reasons for not growing population more quickly are due to "realistic" constraints? Currently the only way to gain population worldwide is thru a growth scale (as "Wish" actually takes it from somewhere else) but I can open an "Ether Gate" and get some warriors from...well...the "ether". Why couldn't we get population from "the afterlife"....some..."Open Afterlife gate" or something. Maybe it could bring people back to life who were killed (it currently works on heroes). It just seems odd that we can kill in large numbers in ways that don't exist, but population, once gone, is just gone period.
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