No, because the province is stil non-core.
25 Sept 2015, 20:56
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Building to reduce non-core penalty
I was struck with an idea for a building, maybe some sort of an administrative center that you could build on your non-core provinces. The building could soften the non-core production penalty to 50%, starting from the usual 75%. The first level could reduce it for 5%, the second level 10% to a total of 15% and lastily the last level could reduce it for another 10% for a total reduction of 25%.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:02
But you will still get an even or higher number of resources as in a core province with no buildings.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:03
How about this, the base value of the non-core province gets boosted the % from other buildings like infrastructure. Then the debuff % is taken away. This makes it all better.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:04
No. I don't like it. Keep the penalty.Ellio_98 wrote:
How about this, the base value of the non-core province gets boosted the % from other buildings like infrastructure. Then the debuff % is taken away. This makes it all better.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:04
Depends what province, but don't think so.FilipALFA wrote:
But you will still get an even or higher number of resources as in a core province with no buildings.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:06
Yes, but the province that makes you know the avarage amount of resources with no buildings.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:08
Have to check that.
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25 Sept 2015, 21:23
Ok, but I do still think that at least one in every country on the map would have this one province which would have lower resource production than a maxed out non-core province.
"May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't"
-George S. Patton
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination"
- Albert Einstein
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"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination"
- Albert Einstein
26 Sept 2015, 00:08
I think if we build a brewery that uses grain resources, it can be used to make the people more supportive "drunk" of the current regime and thus more willing to work. :3
26 Sept 2015, 00:50
I may just have the solution.
Increase non-core production scaling on moral of the province, this is where the people started to accept even enjoy being part of a great nation.
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27 Sept 2015, 02:59
This. Thank you.V1nd1cat0r wrote:
I may just have the solution.Increase non-core production scaling on moral of the province, this is where the people started to accept even enjoy being part of a great nation.
Although I am still completely opposed to any suggestion regarding nerfing the non-core penalty, I also truly believe that morale needs to play a bigger role in this game.
27 Sept 2015, 04:59
Other than keeping production high, and your troops from dying? Yes indeed morale needs some kind of mechanic of its own then just a supporting factor.
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