u/TheyThem-FinalBoss

Spent thousands importing animals just for them to die the second they don't have enough feed. Was going good for a while with enough feed for a couple years then out of no where there wasn't enough for just one month and then 10,000 silver worth of animals were gone in a flash. The butcher couldn't even eat them by the time they started dying. The animal feed needs to take less oats/resource or be consumed much slower by the animals.

Tried relocating the camp and unassigning workers and ox sever times. Nothings seems to fix it. The villagers are just standing in place across the map and refuse to work.

I've been noticing this frequently as I play more infantry. I remember this happened in Call of Duty a few years ago on specific players back when I use to play that game. Now I know the netcode determines sound location etc, but it seems there could be a possibility this is some form of skill based audio due to the fact the players I have been noticing this happen on have poor stats etc. I will need to gather more information to determine this though. What do you think? Is this footstep audio issue just poor netcode? If so then why did it happen in Call of Duty which supposedly had refined netcode?

When you are flying the attack helicopter and you're being shot at by guns, you receive literally more flinch than if you were sniping and being shot at by the same guns. I just noticed this today, and thought I would share so you have an idea of just how poorly balanced this game is in it's current state.

The civ plays well into castle and early imperial, but after that it is terrible economically if the game goes for too long. The special market ability requires so much food and the food bonus you get from wood as the civ hardly covers it when you need it. Further reducing gold availability. The gold that you get from pilgrims is riskier than trade and doesn't pay out as well as real trade even when having it earlier on. If you choose an age 4 commandery that isn't for trade, then you just automatically have a bad economy if the game goes on for longer than it should. You shouldn't be forced to choose the trade commandery to predict longer games. If you choose a different commandery and the game somehow goes slightly longer, then you're just at a disadvantage. If the food bonus from wood was slightly better it could fix this issue with the market ability to make up for this. Or just give the civ trade like everyone else and/or still give it special traders from the commandery if you choose it.

I have around 1200 games or more with Knights Templar and have only played that since it's release, so I have a better feel and understanding of it's economy than anyone else most likely.