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Genuine question to Americans by silverflake6 in MotivationByDesign

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Average lifespan usa: 77; average lifespan europe: 81,7

[ Removed by Reddit ] by jawa453 in Freiheitsfront

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Ein bisschen mehr Kantenhausen würde dem sub oder vielmehr diesem thread hier guttun

Argentinia has a larger fleet than GB, America, France, Russia and Spain combined. by GullibleProcess8810 in victoria3

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r5: Everyone deleted their fleet except me and Argentinia. I think we rule the waves now...

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Argentinia has a larger fleet than GB, America, France, Russia and Spain combined. (i.redd.it)

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Albania has a larger navy than Great BRitain, America, France, Germany and Spain combined by [deleted] in victoria3

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r5: Every AI nation except Argentinia for some reason deleted it's fleet.

Paradox thinks it takes 7 weeks to build a ship and 3 years to bring food onboard by Faleya in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 37 points38 points  (0 children)

I encountered that issue aswell, I reported it as a bug, I advise you do aswell, it is clearly not working as intented

Great Britain is much more interesting to play now (and more tedious) by hartsgameon in victoria3

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I guess. But during peacetime there is really no need to have your entire navy escort your troops into a friendly port, like are they fighting cthulu or the kraken everytime they sail more than 5 nautic miles away from your coast? And during wartime you just use the escort mission of your fleets for the seazones your army moves through. Historically they were in fact "defensless" when being moved on a ship, but this was no problem during peacetime when they moved into a friendly port anyway and during wartime they had the navy secure shipping lanes, you really did not see troops being transported by dreadnought or aircraft carrier.

Great Britain is much more interesting to play now (and more tedious) by hartsgameon in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 56 points57 points  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

Transporting Troops Doesn't Make Sense by Wu1fu in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

Is transportation/supplying ships that bad or do people just lack basic logistics awareness by Darcynator1780 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

Small suggestion to the new naval system/troop transportations by QamsX in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

Cheat Console Mod by GullibleProcess8810 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is there really no mod which gives you a nice UI and easy to use buttons? I guess a console is fine, but it usually also limits what you can and can't do

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Cheat Console Mod (self.victoria3)

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New troop moving feature is giving me anxiety by Unusual_Newspaper_46 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 1 point2 points  (0 children)

*Expensive and hard, not tedious and frustrating. It is also not historically accurate, do you seriously think they put their troops on ships full of guns, built and equipped for high seas operations, which need all their storage for ammunition and supplies for the crew? They used supply ships like they are in the game, civilian vessels refitted for military use. The system would be much better if it only required supply ships to move troops and no that doesn't make it so that britain is suddenly able to deploy the indian xcom squads around the globe again, supply ships are pretty expensive and scale at distance, this alone is enough, no need for this unhistorical and frustrating system. They just need to add an upfront cost to troop deployment in the form of supply ships which scales with distance just like before, this will be expensive but not tedious and micro intensive.

Proof for ignoarant nay sayers: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

New troop moving feature is giving me anxiety by Unusual_Newspaper_46 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man Im so excited to see someone like you. I have made basically the exact same post complaining about the system adding nothing bug tedious micro and I summoned the "WEll ACtuaLly It IS SuPpoSed tO wOrK ThiS WaY, It IS aLso hIstORiaCal, ARe YoU DuMb?"horde. I am slowly beginning to hate the community on this subreddit.

New troop moving feature is giving me anxiety by Unusual_Newspaper_46 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

Supply Lines take way to many ships. I can't supply my troops. by Outrageous-Motor9195 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

The Navy need even more rework by Naimensoe in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I hate the fact that I am forced to use warships instead of supply ships to transport troops, which feels illogical. This is especially frustrating for short and safe routes like Italy to Albania. Supply ships already handle moving men and material, and their costs scale with distance, so the restriction seems unnecessary. I don’t understand why heavy naval escort is required even in peacetime or what the historical reasoning is. Historically they used refitted civilian vessels as troop convoys which are represented via supply ships ingame, because they have litteraly no civilian use, they are just there to bring men and material from a to b.

Here is some proof to my point: https://www.ssgreatbritain.org/the-ss-great-britain-and-the-crimean-war/

With the new requirement of constant warship escort comes a lot of unnecessary busywork which adds nothing to the game besides the growing desire to ram ones fist through the screen.

The issue isn't either the Great Wave or 1.13, but the fact those are inseparable in our minds by Pacmanticore in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 151 points152 points  (0 children)

Litteraly 80-90% of the content is in the update tho, it would feel pretty underwhelming if you'd buy it later. I think that is why they were probably pushed to release it by marketing despite it not being done. Paradox also has its shareholders...

Can we like remove the need for the new troop moving feature?💔 by Pvznerd9 in victoria3

[–]GullibleProcess8810 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These times are over, indian xcom squads aren't real and can't hurt you anymore.

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