Gameplay mechanics help
Posted: Sun Apr 26, 2015 9:57 pm
Hallo quick qeustion I have been playing nation states since 2007 anyways how many years IRL has to pass before my nation gets the antiquity for when it was founded?
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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Tim Stark wrote:It won't. Antiquity refers to a founding period before Founding Dates of nations began being recorded - pre-2003 iirc.
Reploid Productions wrote:Gig em Aggies wrote:I don't think that's how it works because a mod by the name of cogitation was founded in 2002 but the antiquity label isn't their.
Basically he or one of the other mods manually entered the birthday field on his nation. I could have done that to put in my March 23, 2003 founding date, but opted not to because I like being Antiquity.
The game didn't start recording founding dates until sometime in the middle of 2003. Some 2002/early 2003 nations asked the mods to manually input their founding dates around the time nation birthdays were first being recorded, which is why you sometimes see really old nations that technically should be shown as Antiquity showing up with a founding date.
Gig em Aggies wrote:Reploid Productions wrote:Basically he or one of the other mods manually entered the birthday field on his nation. I could have done that to put in my March 23, 2003 founding date, but opted not to because I like being Antiquity.
The game didn't start recording founding dates until sometime in the middle of 2003. Some 2002/early 2003 nations asked the mods to manually input their founding dates around the time nation birthdays were first being recorded, which is why you sometimes see really old nations that technically should be shown as Antiquity showing up with a founding date.
So theirs no way my nation of Gig em Aggies to be labeled antiquity for its founding?
Singaporean Transhumans wrote:So Dogs of War is Antiquity, but his population indicates he isn't as long-lasting as some others with greater ones (and with labelled dates), like Kyrusia. Explanation?
Singaporean Transhumans wrote:So Dogs of War is Antiquity, but his population indicates he isn't as long-lasting as some others with greater ones (and with labelled dates), like Kyrusia. Explanation?
any nation in active service for more then a set amount of years receives a new banner.
Chart as so
4 years: receives some type of new banner image of what I don't know
5 years: same thing as 4 years but different
6+ years: player receives a banner indicating status as an ancient or antiquity nation w/o changing actual date as I asked in the OP.
Anything 6+ could be an image of the future or the past but in black and white and made to look like a very very old photograph
Names of banners?
4 years: Quadricentennial
5 years: Quincentennial
6+ years: Sexcentenary
Reploid Productions wrote:Gig em Aggies wrote:I don't think that's how it works because a mod by the name of cogitation was founded in 2002 but the antiquity label isn't their.
Basically he or one of the other mods manually entered the birthday field on his nation. I could have done that to put in my March 23, 2003 founding date, but opted not to because I like being Antiquity.
The game didn't start recording founding dates until sometime in the middle of 2003. Some 2002/early 2003 nations asked the mods to manually input their founding dates around the time nation birthdays were first being recorded, which is why you sometimes see really old nations that technically should be shown as Antiquity showing up with a founding date.
Shogun wrote:How hard it would implement counter for every nations, that would count actual days/updates alive and in existence (not CTEd time)? Nation's age doesn't tell much about how long it has been "alive" and population sizes can give only statistical impression (due randomness of daily population growth) of life span of a nation.
If real alive and active age would be displayed in days (or in Updates passed while not CTE'd), that would give much more better picture how dedicated a player has been to login to such particular nation.