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I'm making a map and I want to make the starting turn when they come into play increased. This way I can have things come in at turn 150 or turn 300 or etc.

Scritto da YoukCat, 29.03.2015 at 18:21

I'm making a map and I want to make the starting turn when they come into play increased. This way I can have things come in at turn 150 or turn 300 or etc.

Turn 150? Who would ever play such long game? That would be like 10 hours of game at the very least! Why do you plan on making a game that long?

Scritto da RaulPB, 29.03.2015 at 18:37

Scritto da YoukCat, 29.03.2015 at 18:21

I'm making a map and I want to make the starting turn when they come into play increased. This way I can have things come in at turn 150 or turn 300 or etc.

Turn 150? Who would ever play such long game? That would be like 10 hours of game at the very least! Why do you plan on making a game that long?

If anyone plays it is not my problem that much. But why would you not give us the option to go onward incase people DO play that long.
Plus, there are some hardcore players in this world. Casual or just plain 48 hours of a game as a retired person.

Scritto da YoukCat, 29.03.2015 at 19:25

Wow... I just don't know what to say man... I'm not even sure anyone would play such long time in casual... 150 turns would be half a year to end a game XDDD That's the main reason for which I don't think that much duration will be enabled. Can't you make those events happen earlier in the game?

Yes, I can, but I was going for a every 20 turns a unit gets better kind of thing. And it would be a nice edition if I could go onward from turn 99

Scritto da YoukCat, 30.03.2015 at 07:56

Yes, I can, but I was going for a every 20 turns a unit gets better kind of thing. And it would be a nice edition if I could go onward from turn 99

There's one map like that, the Sapiens one. But, if I'm not wrong, changes happen every 3-6 turns, which makes it interesting and more versatile, a lot of changes which makes it fun. Having to wait for 20 whole turns would make the game too slow, which makes those changes lose their importance in the game. Also, a game would normally last for 50 turns at the most and rarely 100 turns. That would mean that people would only get to see 2-4 changes during all game... I hope you understand my point. Your idea is good but you need to be more realistic according to the normal game length.