It would be pretty cool to add seasons.
That's all I gotta say 
Not really maybe..
That would mean we have two seasons each day on the map, what sense or influence should seasons then have?
And also: 1 day on the map is equivalent a half year, so about every 8 minutes it's a new day, if then the changing weather conditions would be displayed graphically it probably will shown a permanently annoying screen changing.
lol, Maybe we should also add day and night...?
lol, why not?K.Rokossovski wrote:
lol, Maybe we should also add day and night...?
Day and night would be interesting, especially if you had the sun move across the sky. Units would move slower at night, unless you research Headlights, Night Vision, GPS, etc. This would correct the terribly slow progress of units near the artic circle due to the stretching of the flat map.
Lol What if when winter hits your troop get hit with slowness and you lose HP and stuff
Never mind, because it hits the enemy as well.ItsEd. wrote:
Lol What if when winter hits your troop get hit with slowness and you lose HP and stuff
Yes, but it hits the Germans particularly hard, because their mothers did not pack their winter coats and socks.Restrisiko wrote:
Never mind, because it hits the enemy as well.
It's unnecessary anyway here in the game.MontanaBB wrote:
Yes, but it hits the Germans particularly hard, because their mothers did not pack their winter coats and socks.
When one starts in the morning in the fall to take provinces, then in the second or third province it's spring again anyway. 
All such things as weather, clime, engine damages, axle breaks, fail shots, tangled fishing lines, torpedo failures, morning dew, glaring sun, drunken officers, the afterglow, etc. are already included and simulated by the X-factor.ItsEd. wrote:
Lol What if when winter hits your troop get hit with slowness and you lose HP and stuff
Restrisiko wrote:
tangled fishing lines, torpedo failures, morning dew, glaring sun, drunken officers, the afterglow, etc
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