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five bucks 说:

That was my fault. I made a post to goad them into making another "future plans" post, and it specifically mentioned DLC. So I think they were referring to that. Also some other people have asked about DLC too.

They already tested making the player unable to see how many enemy troops he has to fight, Mexxico told us this was tested in early development. Apparently it made the game too unfun, so it was scrapped. You never knew whether the enemy had 1000 troops or 100, so you could go headfirst into unwinnable battles and would just have to re-load the save to get out of it.

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No, i am not about totaly unseen, im about to JUST SOME info about enemy party, i gave an example higher - just show the player that enemy has 70-100 troops but not the right number of each troop type

What about death and birth system? It feels yet like its too little Lords in Calradia - they dying and the clans disappearing, nobody to lead the parties. Maybe it is a good idea too add like 300-500 more npc lords in the game and make something like real life - some of them becoming reach and strong, taking castles and towns, and some of them sitting in the saloons and waiting for the chance to take some pie. Those guys can join some rebellions or player

I'm just wandering if You would make the fog of war on the global map to force us explore the world of Calradia. I think the game will much more difficult and delivering pleasure if the player cant just see the correct number of enemy troops he has to fight. Yours "crime system" will make more sence as a scouting/research instrument - player have to do something to know how big is the garrison in some town before siege and some like that. Its will be better if players want know how much troops has the party of some Lord and what is the quality of them. Just give the information people can realy see. For example - this party has 70-100 troops, 20-30 cavalry, 50-70 infantry, iron sparkles on the sun/moon (small info about quality). THANK YOU!