Why weekly or bi-monthly turns? 1560 to 3120 turns for the grand campaign? In PON you don't have 60 years of never ending war needing to micromanage armies. There are not enough regions for sub-strategic, aka operational warfare. If I want to play the American Civil War on an operational scale I'm ...

I think a Pride of Nations 2 with a new map like EAW, updated graphics and features would be a huge seller. I think the biggest issue would be the end-turn processing time. That is what kept me from enjoying a game in PoN as the 1850 grand campaign would become unplayable due to the long time betwe...

In my 1850 game playing with the latest patch (as Japan) I've noticed that by 1866 all of the forts around the world are still pre-industrial. Is this a bug? Intentional? Or does Fog of War not reveal fort level?

So my PoN on steam just got an 8.5 mb update. Any idea what that is about?

There will be 3 playable factions. Diplomacy will be more complex than in cw2, but still simple and easy to grasp. Every country has a percentage opinion which side it prefers. Their opinion can be influenced with decisions and events. So, to answer your question, US can be brought into war, but no...

Will there be an intervention percentage like in ACW II where the U.S. And/or some other countries will join the war after a threshold is reached?

Also has it beened determined what the playable factions for the grand-campaign will be?

Pocus recently stated that AGEOD can't spare a developer to update PoN until sometime in the fall. I assume AGEOD's very busy with EAW. Well they have EAW, plus they seem to be working a bit on The Civil War II, España 1936 and Alea Jacta Est. They also seem to be still supporting not only PoN but ...

So I bought PoN two weeks ago and I've been having fun (despite the bugs and turn load waiting time). I was curious if anyone at AGEOD ever considered doing a grand strategy game taking place from 1755 to 1850? My dream of how such a game could be is to have two grand campaigns, the first starting i...