Wish-List for Dominions 4

[Gandalf Parker]

Thats kinda my take on it also. I dont mind people wishing for variations.

But something I will step into is if they feel Dom3 should be changed into some other type of game. Especially when they base it on something like "look how well xxxxxxx has done". If other games have done so well with it, then there are other games. We dont need to lose one of the few really good ones in a limited territory in order to gain alittle in an already busy one. Whether thats losing the turn-based method, or the pbem support, or being a linux game, or easy modding, or multiple OS support.

(But I do think it would be world shattering if they came out with it as an iPhone app)

[Dectilon]

But but... Having hundreds of units and spells, earth-shattering global magic and only a moderate interest in balance... I can't remember that being in any of the warcraft games. I'm talking about the feeling of starting a game and having no idea what you're going to face, even if you're up against the same nations as last game.

[sector24]

Give up, Dectilon. This thread has changed from "wish list for Dom 3" to "how to give enthusiastic and creative people cancer through incessant negativity". Bravo all.

[Yurasis_Dragon]

Vey Clear to me

1. iPad app, devastating to work productivity, but very cool

2. End destination feature. When the games and armies become large, it is difficult to track all that you wish. Rather than move, province by province, each turn it would be better to set a destination province and then have a scroll (or automatic unit by unit scroll) that just enables yo to confirm he destination.

3. A few more unit options on the battlefield, "hold until relieved", that sort of thing.

4. As undoubtably pointed out earlier, a bit prettier graphics (I realize that their are limitations to this based on file sizes and processing speeds).

5. A few more nations. Perhaps an integration of the best modded nations.

If others have mentioned these ... sorry for the duplicity.

One really wonders if, that after all these years, they are really interested in that. After all, they must consider a cost benefit analysis. Which expenditure of time yields the greatest $ return. Dominions probably isn't it. If I knew a bit more about the code I'd do it myself, especially, items 1 & 2.

Just 2 cents

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