Alot of you probably have seen that you can set up some decent loan margins by exchanging lump sums for payments over 10 turns. I think it'd be cool if this was expanded (if just superficially) to an UI option that sets an If:"lump exchanged per turn" or "per turn exchanged for lump" then an additional output box would show the percentage of the interest.
I'd have to admit it'd be dreaming to see it an official diplomatic treaty/option. The option provides the typical input boxes for the lump (to be exchanged) and and an introduction of a second output tagged along for the interest percentage and the hovering over/context box would explain that diplomatic penalties occur along with the debt of the party that comes up short during the 10 turn agreement.
I'd be interested to hear what were some big returns you've made and the context that you think made it possible/the outlier! Any experiences?
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EXPLOIT FIXES
Fixed an exploit allowing more than three generals in multiplayer ranked battles
You can no longer exploit the marriage system for income
You cannot use the Best Friends reputation for free money
Fixed the infinite money through rounding exploit
You can no longer buy certain territories and immediately sell them back for more
You can no longer continually divorce new spouses and use them to initiate new marriages and generate infinite characters
CA are trying to remove these type of exploits from the game..
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1 · Disagree AgreePlus as Kong Rong right now I was hoping to be flexing this wisdom xD
The rest of that Jazz with the fixes are great though
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1 · Disagree Agree"I'll get some returns with some interest for some loans I've given and have negotiated every treaty to pay me over time instead of with a lump sum return. I can now take the portion of income each turn that's from interest, figure how much will be made over the next 10 turns myself and make that be the lump sum I use now to buy this ancillary off of this one warlord and sell it to the other warlord who has been begging for ancillaries (just I want to keep the ones it's asking for) and VOLA, I'm supplying the demand and the exchange of this ancillary from the one warlord to the other has made a return."
Ohh right, right, I'm supposed to be waging war, not making everyone dependent on me for financing - ain't nobody made an empire through that
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