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There are several suggestions that i would like to make for this game.

1.Make gold a resource.Instead of paying money to buy gold,create several provinces in a country that u can build infrastructure and harvest gold as a resource

2.Build a transport chip option.Instead of troops automatically disembark on transport ships,give players the option of building the transport ships themselves.

3.Create a function for nuclear reactors.Nuclear reactors are good on producing electricity in real life,so why not give reactors a function in game? Like more resource production,50% increase on troops strength,or decreased production time on units.

4.Add a Blitz button to the unit menu.Instead of just regular attack,create a Blitz button that when u exceed 10 units capacity the blitz button will be highlighted next to the attack option. Create the blitz button that when the units blitz an

enemy,it will give the a surge of strength.

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Gold is a premium currency. You can use it outside of the game to join games. It is not a resource. Making it a resource defeats the purpose of gold.

The game needs gold for funding if they make gold a resource nobodies going to buy it and the game will do bankrupt or something. I don’t see why you want a build transport ship option isn’t it the same and quicker and easier to make it automatically??? I do agree nuclear reactors should boost resources. As for the blitz, the game is trying to stop people using doom stacks all the time, not make them want to use Huge stacks even more to create more damage.

The Sand man wrote:

Nuclear reactors are good on producing electricity in real life, so why not give reactors a function in game? Like more resource production

I played my first seven games in the tutorial map. I don't believe that I may have built a nuclear reactor until my second game ... And I was disappointed that I did not get any increase in productivity in the city I build them! ... :(

But this is a WW2 game. And the first use of nuclear reactors to generate electricity did not happen until 1957 in Pennsylvania, USA.

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