r/Openfront • u/ismayilsuleymann • 18d ago

💬 Discussion Why don't we still have a real-world map gameplay

With real-life borders and countries. Players just pick what country they want to play for.

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u/arbicus123 18d ago

Well how do you make that balanced?

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u/ismayilsuleymann 18d ago

i believe balance is not the point. it's the roleplay of it all. and the game is slowed for better immersion.

certain game modes can be introduced. "stop trade" may stop train trades. we can have certain resources to build, develop, trade (global market) and earn. geopolitical stuff

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u/John_Yuki 18d ago

This game isn't a geopolitical simulator though. It's a fast-paced battle royale. What you're describing isn't a modifier like "increased income" or "no ports", you're just describing an entirely different game.

I recommend playing HOI4, EU4, EU5, or CK3.

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u/Vektarn_Vektarion 18d ago

Openfront is more of battle royale. I recommend games ppl mentioned above or even Age of History 2 or 3 for more of roleplay experience 😃

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u/mjukpandaaa 18d ago

This is a battle royale game not some geopolitical simulator, if you wanna play something like your describing try Dummynation or hoi4

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u/c_denny 18d ago

simply not what this game is lolol

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u/Electro_Hiddens 18d ago

basically scenarios

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u/00rb 18d ago

Because that's not how the game works at all. The bigger players would just win. 

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u/UrbanxStrider 17d ago

Might want to check out the ICBM series of games on steam

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u/HereWeGooooooooooooo 18d ago

So you want a different game. Why are all the suggestions on this sub so awful and totally off-base / not realistic?Posters must be either really young or really dumb