This building will train commanders that will lead your army. Although, you will still move the army. The commander will boost army stats. A stack with a commander will have boosted speed, attack, defense, and hitpoints. However, a commander will only affect 10 units at max. The commander will gain experience after fighting battles. He will level up from the experience he has gained. This is a realistic feature because World War II relied on capable commanders making decisions.
Military School
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It could be possible, myb high command center would be bether name, and higher lvl is, more generals you can have.
Make that building extreamly expensive and only 1, like capitol building.Фарис Синановић, Суна -
Not very suited for this game. We are the commanders and generals and admirals all in one.
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In my opinion, I think the addition of Military Schools would be good for this game.
Moreover, having the ability to boost troop stats could add more realism and strategy to this game.
It could also help against stacked units. -
commander feature is already in conflict of nations, but devs will not add it in this game bcz of over complexity.“ To command is to serve, nothing more and nothing less.”
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Good good
i think the commanders should have a tree of skills and each one would buff the troops at his command, example: attack, defense, speed, army size, view range etc
you would have to train new commanders at the commanders school, just like a RPG, you could distribute points for each skill and depending on the level of the school, this rookie new commander would have more points
of course...one school for air force, marine and armed forces -
That it's realistic doesn't make it appropriate for this game just alone. There are many such things that could be added but each is too complex and makes it difficult to orientate and manage. Too realistic games are just a pain, too complicated for new players to learn. Doesn't mean unrealistic games were good though, they will start getting unfamiliar and not enjoyable at some point. Call of War just found a nice balance, let it stay here.
vietcong2005 wrote:
This building will train commanders that will lead your army. Although, you will still move the army. The commander will boost army stats. A stack with a commander will have boosted speed, attack, defense, and hitpoints. However, a commander will only affect 10 units at max. The commander will gain experience after fighting battles. He will level up from the experience he has gained. This is a realistic feature because World War II relied on capable commanders making decisions.
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