I don't like the idea. Managing morale when you have many provinces is hard sometimes, but it should still be a challenge.
Anyway, with good planning, you can still have good morale even with many provinces. Here is the example.
10 Jun 2016, 14:25
Goverment house
I've noticed that when you have a lot of provinces (200 or more) the moral decay by distance with capital or the moral don't up.
My proposal is to build a goverment house in a max of 3 houses. This house would have to investigate in secret section from the day 20.
This house have the same function that the capitol except recruit commands.
So i wait your opinions 
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10 Jun 2016, 14:57
Yes it's true. but very dificult, and no all the people can do that.
Paramunac wrote:
I don't like the idea. Managing morale when you have many provinces is hard sometimes, but it should still be a challenge.Anyway, with good planning, you can still have good morale even with many provinces. Here is the example.
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10 Jun 2016, 18:53
I would agree to adding this ONLY if they were permanent structure, and cannot be rebuilt.
When captured, it works at 25% efficiency, similiar to resource territories you capture.
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10 Jun 2016, 18:57
We can talk about the functions of this building... but it can be a good feature!StrangeTalent wrote:
I would agree to adding this ONLY if they were permanent structure, and cannot be rebuilt.When captured, it works at 25% efficiency, similiar to resource territories you capture.
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11 Jun 2016, 06:46 (edited)
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12 Jun 2016, 14:29
It can keep a country with morals with many provinces, this is a bad suggestion.
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12 Jun 2016, 17:22
Building as many as three seems over the top, maybe one.
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13 Jun 2016, 08:37
I personally think the necessary tactics of rebuilding your capital towards the front lines of your invasion is stupid. A capital should be permanent until conquered. I believe fortresses and counter espionage agents should have a morale boosting area effect.
13 Jun 2016, 11:26
Exactly.for this reason, the suggestion is unnecessary.mfncff wrote:
I personally think the necessary tactics of rebuilding your capital towards the front lines of your invasion is stupid. A capital should be permanent until conquered. I believe fortresses and counter espionage agents should have a morale boosting area effect.
"I came, I saw, I conquered" Written in a report to Rome 47 B.C., after conquering Pharnaces at Zela in Asia Minor in just five days; as quoted in Life of Caesar by Plutarch; reported to have been inscribed on one of the decorated wagons in the Pontic triumph, in Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Julius, by Suetonius.
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13 Jun 2016, 12:32
Maybe if you respect an idea we can talk about the idea... but it seems that you don't like the idea for personal things...
So i leave the idea, now you can say that it's unnecessary, or you can keep a country... You win...you have fulfilled your objective
Caesar wrote:
Exactly.for this reason, the suggestion is unnecessary.mfncff wrote:
I personally think the necessary tactics of rebuilding your capital towards the front lines of your invasion is stupid. A capital should be permanent until conquered. I believe fortresses and counter espionage agents should have a morale boosting area effect.
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13 Jun 2016, 13:50
This suggestion is unnecessary.the public enemy wrote:
Maybe if you respect an idea we can talk about the idea... but it seems that you don't like the idea for personal things...So i leave the idea, now you can say that it's unnecessary, or you can keep a country... You win...you have fulfilled your objective
Paramunac wrote:
I don't like the idea.
Apparently, other users of this thread also have the same opinion.CzarHellios wrote:
No.
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13 Jun 2016, 15:34
if other users don't like it does not mean that people like to read and coment.
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13 Jun 2016, 15:35
I am not going to discuss what seems obvious, everyone has their opinion, and the majority view that this suggestion is unnecessary.the public enemy wrote:
if other users don't like it does not mean that people like to read and coment.
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13 Jun 2016, 15:36
I like the idea.
13 Jun 2016, 15:56
for de moment it seems a tie, 4 people like the idea (someone with conditions) and 4 people who don't likeCaesar wrote:
I am not going to discuss what seems obvious, everyone has their opinion, and the majority view that this suggestion is unnecessary.the public enemy wrote:
if other users don't like it does not mean that people like to read and coment.
So it's no majorityNunca fué un adiós, solo un hasta luego.
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