And those are as follows:
- How do you feel about the ‘Civilian Economy’ that currently exists within the game - as in anything that relates to the building construction, using civilian factories for trading, laws etc.?
- Is there something missing when it comes to the ‘Civilian Economy’?
- How do you feel about the current depth of it?
- Do you feel that the current system fulfills your immersion of what is/and or should be the Civilian Economy, also in an appropriate timeframe?
- What and how do you feel about the Consumer Goods as they are right now?
- Do you think it does fulfill its role, narratively, and in gameplay terms?
- Do you feel like there is something missing when it comes to the Consumer Goods?
- How do you feel about the fact that Consumer Goods are purely ‘negative’, and it is always better to lower their %-demand in-game?
- What do you think about current Economic Laws?
- Do you like them,and their effects?
- Do you like the fact that higher mobilization is (ALMOST) always a better choice?
- How would you react if there would be some more nuance or considerations between adopting different Economic Law?
And this is it all from me today, thanks for reading, and until next time, Farewell!
/Zwirbaum
Good to know: The difference between a Dev Diary and a Dev Corner
By now (most of you) you will know that we have two main types of Developer post:
Developer Diaries
- Start appearing closer to release
- Give you more detailed insight into content that’s more or less finished and is being polished
- Will generally include a plethora of images and screenshots
- Give you a chance to ask our developers questions, and perhaps even let us know if there’s anything glaringly obvious we missed
- (and may still have time to either fix quickly, or already start planning to include in a future Patch; being a Day-x, Hotfix or a War Effort.)
Developer Corners, like this one, serve a different purpose.
They:
- Need your feedback, specific to the Dev Corner
- Should be short and to the point
- May or may not include any images
- May generally give you some idea of something that might come in future content, but it’s not guaranteed
- Are not usually planned far ahead. Instead, if at any point any developer has something they want to get feedback on, we’ll pick an upcoming weekly slot, usually a Tuesday or a Thursday
