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Including mil improvements? So they couldn't rebuy? I feel like this would be an interesting separate weapon. Little infra damage but disables improvements. EMP.

Currently, when you are going to war with someone, there is really nothing they could offer you for peace. Sure, you could send resources by trade, but its possible that either the attacker takes the resources and keeps fighting, or they make peace and the defender does not give up the resources. I think the best solution would be that, when offering peace, it opens a page (Similar to the page where you select your soldiers in a battle). Here, you could select what resources/money you are offering (If any), or chose to surrender. Surrendering offers your opponent an instant war win. For those asking why you would do this, lets say someone declared an attrition war and is ruining your infrastructure. You could try to surrender, and although you would lose the war if they accept, it could prevent some infrastructure loss. In the end, I feel like the ability to offer resources directly for peace would be a great addition to prevent scamming, plus it would make diplomacy much more common and realistic. I hope you consider the idea!

With the feedback from this thread where the vote is currently 50% in favor of some change and 50 in favor of no change, that's enough to try and more detailed flesh out some of the concepts: Partial Superiorities: Two IT's are required to gain superiority over an opponent. This does not require consecutive, you can get a Pyrrhic, Moderate, etc... in-between the ITs. If the opponent get's a Pyrrhic Victory or better in that arena (ground v ground, air v air) then it breaks the partial or full superiority in that arena. Getting a partial superiority gives you half the benefit. The second IT ground attack only destroys 50% of what it would for planes. The third IT kills the full amount. The first IT air attack reduces tank effectiveness by 50% of the full superiority Additional ideas: To improve Naval use, an IT with naval units could reduce an Air Superiority by 1 step. If they only had a partial superiority it resets to zero, if they had a full superiority it reduces to partial. This only impacts air or ground separately, not both at once.

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This does seem like a good suggestion, and would change the current colour bloc meta. I like ❤️

Well that would require me knowing you existed five months ago. And tbh I don't think anyone did...

That's awesome ❤️

Considering their number one priority is making money and their second priority, especially if they can't make money, is doing damage... you should've seen it coming. All I can say is that's the name of the game and this is not a good suggestion.

Alright, so here me out. Nukes are mainly used by the defensive side of a war to deal as much damage as possible, but I think we can add a second use for nukes. If a nuke is successful at hitting it's intended target, all improvements in said city will be disabled for the player to use for x amount of days (5 days for example). Over the span of the 5 days, the city will slowly have random improvements reenabled (percentage based) until the timer reaches zero (when x amount of turns have passed). An alternative to the x amount of days method would be a timed method based on how many improvements said city has. Every turn, 1-2 random improvement will be reenabled for said city until all improvements have been reenabled. This would punish nations that have large a lot of improvements. It's an idea I came up with while in a conversation with lefty and abbadon which shoutout to them for giving their thoughts on this idea.

It's been said outside of doe's & merges plenty of times including by yourself

When a city is not powered, have it be highlighted in red on the city screen so you can quickly identify it. When buying or selling military units, provide a screen showing how many barracks/factories/hangars/drydocks you'll need averaged per city to support whatever amount you're attempting to buy or sell to. Or provide an option to buy or sell to X barracks/factories/hangars/drydocks per city. So if you're coming off a war, have an option where you can sell down tanks to whatever will leave you with 3 factories per city worth of tanks, instead of leaving the player to do the math.

Remove the option to launch missiles and nuclear weapons during raid wars stopping crying children from just dealing millions of damage because your beating them and you can't retort because they have such low Infastructure.