Blackbird

Hi @Alex, I'd like to suggest to implement an option to hide nation's activity status for, for example, 2 credits per month. That would make raids more difficult, earn you more donations ? and help people visit the game more often who are being watched lol. Regards, Your favourite !@#$

Was pleasure fighting with you. Nicely schooled at Camelot. GG everyone

it's cause you a goon smh

What if you don’t need both sides for you to surrender, but you would need: * 12 MAPs * you wouldn’t be able to make any declarations for another 60 turns * you would still become beige for 24 turns * you would lose 10% loot and 90% military (excluding spies, nukes and missiles)

Hello, What would you all say for moving (or at least adding some kind of count/flag) the Messages and Notifications button into the top bar? This way, when scrolling down and refreshing the page, you would always see if you have received any new notifications/messages. I understand that this is insignificant suggestion but perhaps would be nicer to have that option.

Maybe perhaps infra amount available to purchase and apply to a city would be calculated from the infra that city already has? With an increase to 500 it would give you a lot of savings which wouldn't be fair to smaller nations.

Someone has redeemed 4 credits through your nation. That's not breaking any rules. Be lucky, someone probably mistyped your nation's id At the bottom of the page: https://politicsandwar.com/donate/

Hi, I'd like to suggest adding an option to select which cities you want the mass infrastructure to be applied instead of applying it to every city. Maybe something like in the picture below would be great. @Alex, also, just to put it out there, is there a reason why there is no mass land purchase?

@hope this doesnt look good :|

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He left tEst to declare on T$ member. However, GRECIA is indeed attacking T$, therefore it isn't really a slot filling? Someone correct me, if I'm wrong.

Just FYI, Terminus Est (GRECIA) is a protectorate of The Syndicate (The Lost Isles).

https://politicsandwar.com/nation/war/timeline/war=570480 GRECIA is in Terminus Est, which is linked to T$, which he has now declared on to fill in defensive slot. P.S. @Alex, please don't remove my war from this cause I was waiting 3 days for Shakyr to come out

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The difference in my suggestion and current nuke damage is that after nuking someone with whatever (20+) improvements, they will still be able to produce whatever they want as they won't need to rebuild their infra. Please bear in mind that 90% of the whales that have been nuked at the start of the war and have 500-800 infra now still have got 30+ improvements. That is what helps those nations from surrendering as they are still able to fight. And because of this, the whole war gets unnecessarily dragged out...

With this cost increase, I am trying to endorse nations to stop wasting nukes. Considering if nations can destroy more improvements as well as the infrastructure, the new damage would sustain the endorsement mentioned above. The 100m or 200m cost is there to force nations on not wasting the nukes, while the damages are still profitable enough to break even (or creating more damage, if fashioned in an agile way). As I said previously, currently, they are quite useless. Nuclear weapons should be the most immoral defence/offence weapon used only in the last effort.

Hello Everyone, Not sure how good i’m to explain all the reasons behind this suggestion, but I will try to do my best. I want to make a suggestion for Nuclear Weapons to increase their cost as well as damage. Considering this cost increase, the nukes would create more damage than they currently do. That said, one detonated nuclear weapon would still destroy up to 2k infra, but also would destroy the improvements that are included in that infrastructure. The reason behind this idea is that currently, nuclear weapons relatively are quite useless as you can gain more infrastructure damage per cost with planes or ships instead. Adding to that, nations whose military is significantly weakened and resources are lost/looted use them on pointless targets due to the fact that they can't do anything else to the opposition front. And because they have still got that arsenal, the common player still believes in himself in winning said war. So, here's the idea: The cost of a nuke should be increased to $100 or $200 million. Upon detonating a nuke, the damage would still destroy up to 2k infra. However, it would also destroy the improvements that require that infra to sustain and work. Although the actual damage wouldn't increase much, the damaged nation would have to be rebuilt if the player decides to regain their economical and/or military autonomy. This therefore, would avoid endless wars from happening in future conflicts again and would prioritise smarter thinking and coordination overall. Let me know what your opinions are, and help spread awareness.

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Kind of. Although Under the formula of the London Declaration, Queen Elizabeth II is the Head of the Commonwealth, British Commonwealth of Nations member states have no legal obligations to one another. Meaning, it isn't the same as Federal Monarchy.

It's not the same thing. In the constitutional monarchy, the head of state is a hereditary or elected monarch. A federal monarchy is a federation of states with a single monarch as over-all head of the federation, but retaining different monarchs, or a non-monarchical system of government, in the various states joined to the federation. an example for a constitutional monarchy would be Britain... and a federal monarchy would be one where you have a number of states ruled by a monarch with limited power and numerous smaller states with somewhat independent rulers that are still part of said larger monarchy... an example would be the German Empire or Old Japan

Also, Federal Monarchy is missing from the list.