gold output

PvK · #1 November 2nd, 2003, 12:08 AM

I know some people don't care about realism, but just incidentally, real-world castles often took generations to build.

PvK

Saber Cherry · #2 November 2nd, 2003, 12:11 AM

But a wizard tower never pays for itself under the new system, as the points you put into it could go to Order. Ignoring resources and national units, of course=)

Yeah. I don't like the new economics. It makes the game even more dreary and depressing than before... truly apocalyptic now=) I think I'll stop taking the fortified city, with this new revelation.

Alternately, since admin is so much weaker, perhaps its weight in the castle's gold cost and nation points cost could be reduced.

Zerger · #3 November 2nd, 2003, 12:11 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by apoger:
I am very unhappy with the economics of Dom II.

Hehehe. Just wait until you will meet with Ermor.

your economy will be non existent very fast.

Saber Cherry · #4 November 2nd, 2003, 12:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by PvK:
I know some people don't care about realism, but just incidentally, real-world castles often took generations to build.

PvK

So what are you suggesting? That to build a castle in three turns, you should have to put more than just one commander to work?

[ November 01, 2003, 22:19: Message edited by: Saber Cherry ]

apoger · #5 November 2nd, 2003, 12:26 AM

>I know some people don't care about realism, but just incidentally, real-world castles often took generations to build.

Roman armies put up rather impressive fortifictations *every night* while the army was in the field.

Dominions is a limited game in a world of high fantasy. You can't expect "realism". However we can try for FUN.

apoger · #6 November 2nd, 2003, 12:29 AM

> Hehehe. Just wait until you will meet with Ermor. your economy will be non existent very fast.

Insult to injury.
I am aware of this and it's part of what I don't like about the new system.

Saber Cherry · #7 November 2nd, 2003, 12:32 AM

Yeah, I always assumed the castles were already mostly built, and just didn't have a front door or complete paperwork for tax reasons. In fact, I can think of ten good reasons why castles are so quickly built. Another one might be that they aren't real castles, just miniature models, like Camelot in the Holy Grail. Or that it costs 300lbs of gold to send a message back in time several generations to start building a castle. PvK, I like realism as much as you, but you're a little uncreative sometimes. Maybe you should go back to MOO and play Klackons.