Ages of Conflict: World War Simulator

this was my first time doing the full version. 

The concept is incredibly compelling — watching AI‑driven nations expand, collide, and evolve across an infinite number of worlds feels like observing a living simulation rather than a traditional strategy game. The map system is especially interesting: each nation is represented by a distinct color, and the way these color‑fields behave almost like physical particles gives the entire experience a unique visual identity. It’s both abstract and readable, which is a rare balance to achieve. Impressive work !

can you all stop giving suggestions here, if you really want to ask for something, join the discord server and post there

I don't know if this is a bad idea or not but maybe you could add a culture thing so to where a nation has a culture that would give it a higher chance to align it more with other nations that have that similar culture, for instance a country with a collectivistic culture would have a higher chance to align with ones of that culture, some culture ideas could be, Individualistic cultures, collectivistic cultures and nomadic cultures. And also have it be where they can go from one culture to another given enough time

ADD CULTURES, RELIGIONS, POPULATION

I have a suggestion for a new feature: region (territory-based) buffs/debuffs

Given that recent updates have allowed for the diversification of nation economies (with the possibility for optional, uniquely attributed financial bonuses), I thought it may be interesting to have certain custom, completely optional territorial bonuses representative of the existence of certain valuable natural resources/territorial droughts (appropriately relevant to a player's particular scenario). These buffs/debuffs could be just be inflicted at the player's discretion during the runtime of a particular simulation (with a customizable duration and effect for the nation currently occupying the area, perhaps depending on the proportionality between said nation's entire area and the area of the affected region). The effect could be simply a numerically customizable economic bonus or even a customizable defensibility bonus of the affected land tiles.

Apart from just affecting a region temporarily with a fun economic bonus for an arbitrary reason, I feel this functionality's implementation within/for scenarios could make them especially unique (resulting in specific areas being more beneficial than others, even though the map itself is the same). The best way I think this could be done is by defining certain "phases" or "seasons" that each possess, in accordance with the player's specifications, multiple different regions with specific bonuses (edited via the scenario creator) that, after a certain amount of time has passed, advance onto another player-defined phase/season of new affected regions. There could be as many defined phases/seasons as the player wishes for a particular scenario, but after every player-defined phase/season has run in the simulation, they would just repeat (resulting in unique, customizable, and most importantly, completely optional environmental effects).

For example, maybe (for no reason at all), I wanted to develop a scenario for the world map which defined three phases in which the eastern hemisphere is boosted with an economic bonus, and then one phase where the western hemisphere has an economic bonus (resulting in a clear, territorial disparity between the two that would constantly repeat over time). Obviously, that is a completely random and weird example; I'm sure players would define historically accurate "natural disasters" and permanent resource-based bonuses for specific maps (of course, all of this being completely optional).

 I bought the full version on the mobile version, and i gotta say it's very interesting to see the scenarios. One problem that mobile users have compared to the pc version is that it's very hard to get other custom made scenarios. Would that be something to think about or is that hard to apply?

Thank you! 

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My discord server about my alt future of the world and conflicts:

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Bro i got the game and its much better if you want it heres the name ages of conflict

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update 4.3.5 buddy pallerson

Can you add disputed land to the game?

Caught up with the updates you made these past few months, great job! If I were to give you a suggestion it'd be to add an additional setting that allows us to still display the names and borders of nations that are not in an alliance when using the alliance map mode. But either way, keep up the good work!! 🙂

if you can, make it that you can speed up x10 the scenario running

also can you make an Oceania scenario of 2026 (or the year the scenario is made)

can you add a Pangea scenario with 2026 (or the year that the scenario is made in)

When bougainville gets independence in 2027 (or whenever it gets independence) will u make a quick scenario update to make it a country in the scenarios?

can you add the 1444 Europe map?

I have been having trouble with the gold and power the uk attack Germany uk had 6 power on lock and 20500 and Germany  power1 on lock and -7 Germany won how plz fix and add more sernarios like 2023 for December 

Guys Look

add some additional stuff to the browser such as 

1. Money

2.Useable/Saveable maps like the demo

3.Playable countries (to all demo browser and full version)

4. Changing Flags

5. Date for revolt

thats all if u can't do it to browser do it on demo or full version

I think the demo should be updated a little more, like to where it has some of the core features of the game now (like money) but thats really it I guess it reflects the entire premise of the game which is good I guess.

Add Planned Revolts.
When placing a revolt in an Un-cored city there should be a small option to set a date for that revolt.
Such as if you want say Greenopolis to rebel from Bluenia in 1678 June 17th then you can do that.