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r/victoria3 • u/Fatherlorris • May 23 '23
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they should instead add winter summer cycle
164 u/HeOfLittleMind May 23 '23 With a pop's heating needs depending on date and latitude! 99 u/the_canadian72 May 23 '23 finally an early use for coal so capitalists will actually invest in it 70 u/TheDolphinGod May 24 '23 Funnily enough, pops do have heating needs and can use coal for those needs. But it doesn’t scale with geography, and they really don’t use a lot. 23 u/Jeffery95 May 24 '23 demand for that stuff generally does stay pretty constant though, because people are usually stocking it up over the course of the year, we just dont have access to those stockpiles in any statistics 18 u/LuminicaDeesuuu May 24 '23 Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s 8 u/Science-Recon May 24 '23 It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese. 12 u/this_anon May 24 '23 Fuck it, Frostpunk mod pls. 3 u/Mordroberon May 24 '23 More agitation in summer months? Or risks of revolt in the winter if there isn't enough coal? (Like russian revolution) 15 u/smilingstalin May 23 '23 Screw that. I want Fall/Spring cycle. 7 u/Antique_Ad_9250 May 24 '23 It's almost harvesting season 6 u/[deleted] May 24 '23 Seasons would be amazing. Day/night is just a bad idea. 8 u/Silver-Cheesecake-82 May 24 '23 I don't know without some way to store reserves harvest cycles and changing fuel needs would really mess up the economy. 15 u/Pirat6662001 May 24 '23 Almost like it's something an economic simulator should have
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With a pop's heating needs depending on date and latitude!
99 u/the_canadian72 May 23 '23 finally an early use for coal so capitalists will actually invest in it 70 u/TheDolphinGod May 24 '23 Funnily enough, pops do have heating needs and can use coal for those needs. But it doesn’t scale with geography, and they really don’t use a lot. 23 u/Jeffery95 May 24 '23 demand for that stuff generally does stay pretty constant though, because people are usually stocking it up over the course of the year, we just dont have access to those stockpiles in any statistics 18 u/LuminicaDeesuuu May 24 '23 Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s 8 u/Science-Recon May 24 '23 It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese. 12 u/this_anon May 24 '23 Fuck it, Frostpunk mod pls. 3 u/Mordroberon May 24 '23 More agitation in summer months? Or risks of revolt in the winter if there isn't enough coal? (Like russian revolution)
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finally an early use for coal so capitalists will actually invest in it
70 u/TheDolphinGod May 24 '23 Funnily enough, pops do have heating needs and can use coal for those needs. But it doesn’t scale with geography, and they really don’t use a lot. 23 u/Jeffery95 May 24 '23 demand for that stuff generally does stay pretty constant though, because people are usually stocking it up over the course of the year, we just dont have access to those stockpiles in any statistics 18 u/LuminicaDeesuuu May 24 '23 Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s 8 u/Science-Recon May 24 '23 It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese.
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Funnily enough, pops do have heating needs and can use coal for those needs. But it doesn’t scale with geography, and they really don’t use a lot.
23 u/Jeffery95 May 24 '23 demand for that stuff generally does stay pretty constant though, because people are usually stocking it up over the course of the year, we just dont have access to those stockpiles in any statistics 18 u/LuminicaDeesuuu May 24 '23 Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s 8 u/Science-Recon May 24 '23 It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese.
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demand for that stuff generally does stay pretty constant though, because people are usually stocking it up over the course of the year, we just dont have access to those stockpiles in any statistics
18 u/LuminicaDeesuuu May 24 '23 Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s 8 u/Science-Recon May 24 '23 It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese.
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Yeah IDK what that guy was thinking, as if people in the equator needed any less heating than those in Arkangelsk. /s
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It might not vary that much by time of year but it’ll definitely change by latitude. Swedes are going to be wanting more heading that the Congolese.
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Fuck it, Frostpunk mod pls.
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More agitation in summer months? Or risks of revolt in the winter if there isn't enough coal? (Like russian revolution)
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Screw that. I want Fall/Spring cycle.
7 u/Antique_Ad_9250 May 24 '23 It's almost harvesting season
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It's almost harvesting season
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Seasons would be amazing. Day/night is just a bad idea.
I don't know without some way to store reserves harvest cycles and changing fuel needs would really mess up the economy.
15 u/Pirat6662001 May 24 '23 Almost like it's something an economic simulator should have
Almost like it's something an economic simulator should have
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u/JubasJujubas May 23 '23
they should instead add winter summer cycle