Troop and Population Losses in Scenarios

How about this:
I hate spamming so how about events that can kill troops. Such as "a plague has been spread and you have lost 14 tanks" or something along those lines.

Populations could be also treated like this for example "The Delhi bombings destroyed 15% of your population"

Apparently the Delhi Bombings killed about 2 million people. Terrorists really improved their tactics, huh.

Escrito por Clovek30, 25.05.2013 at 12:10

Apparently the Delhi Bombings killed about 2 million people. Terrorists really improved their tactics, huh.

lol'd

But this is a good idea

Why have these events?

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Escrito por Mahdi, 25.05.2013 at 21:47

Why have these events?

Well these events would provide a change. Some people that have lots of money, just spam units and this event would allow to take some of their troops away. The population loss would affect income and with population loss people could not only increase income but decrease without attacks. This will make the game less predictable and would also make it realistic which would make it more interesting. Simples!:thankyou:

But why punish those that did well in a game?

This is not punishing. This is to make a game interesting. To make this game more realistic you have to add more features. Troops don't last forever and events like illnesses, diseases, death, suicide could make this a more interesting war game!

But these units would naturally have soldiers coming in and out of them. Its not like one army will have the same people and soldiers constantly. Men are cycled in and out. Why can it not be assumed that is how the game works at the moment?

Honestly the game is good the way it is now. No need for more features like "illnesses, diseases, death, suicide". All the game needs is finishing touches here and there. Having this feature would only be killing a player even more. How you might ask. Well if I was Russia in a fight against Europe and I am doing so good pushing Europe to its knees. Suddenly a plane crashes at Moscow. Think about how it would affect me when I was doing so good this happens.

Don't support.