This or Supreme Ruler 1936?

[Fallen0114]

And why?

[BoltAction9898]

this alot simpler to understand

[Jaiyro]

Originally posted by Fallen:

And why?

This it is way more simpler and supreme ruler 1936 is just...weird for me at least. Too manny things to control! to much to understand!

[rmgiv]

Just curious but when you say it's simpler to understand, do you mean less complicated or more approachable in terms of UI etc.? I am very interested in how the game is perceived and where we might make improvements - beyond the obvious like features and bug fixes.

[BoltAction9898]

Originally posted by rmgiv:

Just curious but when you say it's simpler to understand, do you mean less complicated or more approachable in terms of UI etc.? I am very interested in how the game is perceived and where we might make improvements - beyond the obvious like features and bug fixes.

i find it more approchable and not as hard to understand

[kotawise]

I too find it more aproachable. I think it still has a lot of depth, however I would always love to see more diplomatic options. Or differernt ways to change the direction your country is heading. I would love to make Germany into a democracy, just to see how that would play out.

[Finminotaurus]

I have both games and I think that Supreme Ruler 1936 has bigger potential than this, but this is better at this moment.

SR 1936 has too many bugs and things what are not working. Economy is not so good, you must produce all your top suplies by youself if you want to have those when war starts. Consumer good is most important. And AI controlled countries dont build new facilities (or if build it is not enough, 10 need and 1 build), even if they need some product. Like Italy has places for coal mines and they produce barely 10% what they need daily and still they dont build new facilities. Same thing in every other country and every other product (oil, industrial goods, food, wood....).

Country balance is broken. USSR loses war every time, France is conquered before december 1939, Japan loses war to China every time and Korea is cantured by chinese in 6 months when war begins... Some say it is too hard to play or learn but I dont think its too hard when you learn how things work.

Tecnology development dont work. High population countries have fast development, low population countries really too slow.Game starts at 1936 and in 1942 countries like Iran have better sciense than many European countries because they have more population. Countrys GDP or economys impact is too little.

Military is also broken. Countries produse only top tech units, like best tanks. Not any lower units like infantry what is much cheaper and faster to build. This is one reason why country balance is not working. Like USSR dont have that massive army what it should have.

Map has many errors, like cant destroy permanently roads or railroads, stupid infrastruckture decisions, too few factories for some countries

This MHTGW is better even it is not ready. I recommed that byu this. This has also some bad balance at artillery, countries should make more fronts ( place units at bordes, not 1 really big stack somewhere ). But important thing is that this is not yet finished produckt what SR 1936 is.

Sorry if I had bad english. Hope this helps some.

[Jaiyro]

Originally posted by kotawise:

I too find it more aproachable. I think it still has a lot of depth, however I would always love to see more diplomatic options. Or differernt ways to change the direction your country is heading. I would love to make Germany into a democracy, just to see how that would play out.

Look at germany in real life

[BoltAction9898]

Originally posted by Enver Pasha:

Originally posted by kotawise:

I too find it more aproachable. I think it still has a lot of depth, however I would always love to see more diplomatic options. Or differernt ways to change the direction your country is heading. I would love to make Germany into a democracy, just to see how that would play out.

Look at germany in real life

but the point of it is in the early 20th century with out the treaty of versallies and all the debt