Yeah, it's pretty Hugh alright.



On a more serious note, I agree, it seems rather large, but I understand it. I like what you suggest though, it makes sense. People would be more willing to collaborate if you build up the industry and infrastructure in their territory, that the penalty would go down with the people willing to help. Only thing I think you should change is that the infrastructure raises it higher than the industrial complexes, as I could see civilians being happier with you fixing/building up the infrastructure of where they live as opposed to building up their industry.

Exact for 100er map it is very small penalty. I haven't seen day 100+ games on 100er, cause blitzgaming is overpowered on 100er map.

special for 100er map we need 80% penalty till day 30 for each province more then 150. That would make game more playable.

I think that there should be a larger penalty for non-core provinces, but I also think their should be an assimilation of sorts, where, over time, the penalty reduces slightly as the people become more accustomed to your country's culture and difference.

But, for right now, just build infrastructure and factories in provinces that produce resources, as it'll still boost the production.

the food is a problem. But i think that we have to manage the resource production. Player shall choose from a big army and a economical power.

I've been n CoW for nearly a year now, and the 75% resource has always p*ssed me off something rotten. When I've occupied your nation for several days now (and lets be far, one game 'day' is more like a real life 'week') and brought your nations market back up, freed you from your pathetic Government and now swear to defend you, i'd like some extra help to the war effort.

I believed core provinces should have only a 33% loss once morale hits 100, as the Cities become running again after a few days- The German occupation of Paris was rather easy going for those who obeyed the law, the Germans rather liked the City in fact. I under stand non-core provinces being a drain due to them being towns and rather undeveloped, so the 75% should stay for those, but maybe drop to 65-60% once morale get to 100.

Interesting...

Citing Hearts of Iron 3, -75% resources with low chance of having a rebellion is normal (aka. "Collaboration Government"). But if you put it to "Full Occupation", resource penalty will decrease up to -45% (ending up at -30% penalty) but increases the chance of rebellion 8 times (from the hoi wiki, values from 1.5(collab) to 11(fo)). And it can be settled by sending soldiers to a rebellious city to decrease its chances of having a rebellion of partisans (it will still exist but the chances are low and it will be immediately suppressed by the occupying soldiers). I recommend to put up a similar penalty system that will allow a decrease in non-core production penalty with the cost of having a higher chance of rebellion. And that sending soldiers/tanks will have an effect to an occupied city that might (or might not) stir the population and stabilize everything else (including province morale and resource output).

Although I can agree that -75% penalty is fair enough (if you're fighting AI and inactive players, that is), in an active 50p/100p (or higher, idk its my first time playing) map the struggle of finding a province with high resource output and low resource penalties will be totally lucrative to invaders.

Hmm, well a 100% penalty gives no immediate gain from invading someone so I do not like it. But I think the penalty is a bit too much, maybe it should be 60-50%.

To me seems perfect the way it is.

I think you should be able to convert non core to something else say occupied territory with -30% production penalty or lower instead of -75%

This function already exists in another bytro game called new world empires so the coding should not be that hard to program. This should be implemented as a very expensive and costly option say it takes 7 days and costs as much as a lvl1 factory

There should be a way to increase it, or once the morale gets above 80% it starts rising. and tops out at 50%

My other idea is to use buildings, like you guys said. Maybe it requires lv.2 infrastructure and a factory to begin increasing it. Then every day its above 80% morale, the resource production goes up by 1-2%, until it caps at a set amount. Maybe 50%. Or if its at 100% morale it could go higher. I don't like that its fixed like that at 25%, I don't mind it being complex or difficult to increase, but I'd like to have that option, maybe it wouldn't be worth it still in most places, but at other times it could be worth the price/cost to develop the production.