POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
I don't mean deleting them, obviously. Should you be able to kill your opponent's cows, sheep, etc.? Currently, livestock provide a pretty huge eco bonus that can't be lost unless you do something dumb like put them next to a forward building that's outside the range of your TC. Furthermore, civs with two scouts are pretty much guaranteed to dominate on livestock maps and the spawning of livestock is often quite unfair.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
You ever punched an enemy cow with your vills?
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
I was thinking of military units. I know villies can kill them.dansil92 wrote:You ever punched an enemy cow with your vills?
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
No, I don't think Russia needs a buff.
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
I get the impression that people would just run their explorer into the enemy's base and kill their livestock. At best, you could make it so you can convert livestock even if it's next to a building, so long as there are no nearby units, and they're not "safe" in a livestock pen. I could see that incentivizing livestock pens. Something else I don't like is the inconsistency between being able to kill livestock and not being able to kill hunts.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
No. The only way to make it not abuseable is to add ridiculous negative multipliers vs them, in which case aiz would train them to tank in fights.
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
I like this idea a lot. The goal in any case would to make livestock less imbalanced. They currently disproportionately benefit a handful of civs, either because they have two scouts, or free fattening (China), or are an infinite source of xp (India). All of those things would be significantly less troublesome if they could be contested in your base.Amsel_ wrote:I get the impression that people would just run their explorer into the enemy's base and kill their livestock. At best, you could make it so you can convert livestock even if it's next to a building, so long as there are no nearby units, and they're not "safe" in a livestock pen. I could see that incentivizing livestock pens. Something else I don't like is the inconsistency between being able to kill livestock and not being able to kill hunts.
Edit: Using cows to body-block is stupid as well.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Fun idea but in reality it would be a bad idea.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Let's please stop
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Mfw cows are made killable before livestock in general is made economically viable
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
This is why papist oos.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Hell no
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Yea please stop with the nonsense, the current EP leadership can't make the difference between a reasonable change and a non sense change, don't bait it.
We already added an exp trickle to native TPs ROFL
We already added an exp trickle to native TPs ROFL
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
[quote="[Armag] We already added an exp trickle to native TPs ROFL[/quote]
wat lol
Edit: too bad at quoting
wat lol
Edit: too bad at quoting
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Nice sigChewSick wrote:wat lol[Armag] diarouga wrote:Yea please stop with the nonsense, the current EP leadership can't make the difference between a reasonable change and a non sense change, don't bait it.
We already added an exp trickle to native TPs ROFL
Edit: too bad at quoting
Fixed the quotes for you
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
In the newest iteration of EP7 Beta, Native Tps will give a trickle of 0,60xp/s per unique native alliance (i.e. 2 inca TPs will still only trickle 0,6, while one inca and one lakota tp will trickle 1,2)
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
No, same as you can't kill the enemies' Trade Cart in aoe2.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
RIP logicscarm wrote:In the newest iteration of EP7 Beta, Native Tps will give a trickle of 0,60xp/s per unique native alliance (i.e. 2 inca TPs will still only trickle 0,6, while one inca and one lakota tp will trickle 1,2)
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
What do you mean?
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Intentionally using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare by depriving them of objects indispensable to their survival, including wilfully impeding relief supplies as provided for under the Geneva Conventions constitutes a war crime in international armed conflicts. You'd be looking at a lifetime in The Hague.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
im murican i have not acknowledged the tribunal at hague nor will i ever.Mr_Bramboy wrote:Intentionally using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare by depriving them of objects indispensable to their survival, including wilfully impeding relief supplies as provided for under the Geneva Conventions constitutes a war crime in international armed conflicts. You'd be looking at a lifetime in The Hague.
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Correct. The USA has a law which 'authorizes' them to invade NL in the case of an American being prosecuted by the ICJ.lordraphael wrote:im murican i have not acknowledged the tribunal at hague nor will i ever.Mr_Bramboy wrote:Intentionally using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare by depriving them of objects indispensable to their survival, including wilfully impeding relief supplies as provided for under the Geneva Conventions constitutes a war crime in international armed conflicts. You'd be looking at a lifetime in The Hague.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_ ... ection_Act
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Wow man just chill lolKaiserklein wrote:Let's please stop
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Secretary of State: But Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes
Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
"Miss me yet?"Mr_Bramboy wrote:Correct. The USA has a law which 'authorizes' them to invade NL in the case of an American being prosecuted by the ICJ.lordraphael wrote:im murican i have not acknowledged the tribunal at hague nor will i ever.Mr_Bramboy wrote:Intentionally using starvation of civilians as a method of warfare by depriving them of objects indispensable to their survival, including wilfully impeding relief supplies as provided for under the Geneva Conventions constitutes a war crime in international armed conflicts. You'd be looking at a lifetime in The Hague.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_ ... ection_Act
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Re: POLL: Should you be able to kill enemy livestock?
Why's that?Edit: Using cows to body-block is stupid as well.
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