Anun von Tidera

Why that?

When did your first city have 100 infrastructure from the get go? I thought it was just 10.

One of the neat tricks you can do in the game when buying infrastructure or land in a city is typing "@ specified value" in the box where you'd buy that respective thing. It makes rebuilding after war so much easier if you don't have VIP on your nation, which allows you to use the mass purchase infrastructure tool. It's also nice when building new cities, as they start out with an odd amount of infrastructure and land (10 infrastructure, 250 land). However, one of other things about rebuilding after war is that you might have to demilitarize. If you end a global war with a huge military, you need to disband a significant chunk of it, depending on your alliance's MMR (Mandatory Military Requirements). It would be nice if you could just set specific unit type quantities to a set amount, rather than needing to calculate how much you need to disband. For the base 4 units (soldiers, tanks, aircraft, ships), you should be able to type something like "@3fc" to set your tanks to the amount that you could support if you had 3 tank factories per city, or a specific amount, such as "@100" for your ships. If you can't recruit that many units, it should also allow you to buy the amount you can recruit. Would be a nice quality of life feature.

I wonder how many other people can't really understand the lyrics. Just some random Name Withheld members.

I wonder how long this competition will go on, or if you can truly afford it. 🤔

Spy data shouldn't be visible and should be impossible to get from an API call, unless you do the Gather Intelligence spy operation. RP-wise, it makes sense for anything involving intelligence involving some level of secrecy. Plus, I bet making it hard to get without that might make the game more balanced.

Why C26? Cities get ridiculously expensive starting at C20.

Does the extension even work? I'm not able to download it.

Is Rose even on the list?

LOL. And @DoctorWho, is Canadian football basically American football?

Like I said, hardcoded limitations.

It's the alliance, not the nations in the alliance. The nations can do whatever they want. The alliance only exists as military protection.

It would have to be a rule hardcoded in the game

How? Because it isn't about P&W in general?

In the real world, most missile defense systems are pretty bad. The only one I know of that even is remotely close to being 100% effective is the Iron Dome, which is only 90-100% accurate, but most of the missiles they deal with aren't military-grade. They deal with missiles that are more homemade that are launched by insurgents. However, afaik, the Russians asked the Syrians not to use the missile defense systems given to them, however, I'm not sure about that.