Suggestions

This page is about suggestions that the developer of the game, HeroCraft should add.

Multiplayer
Everyone knows what multiplayer is about - playing online - so why doesn't WW2 Sandbox have it? Well, first of all the time would be wonky, since, one player would be ahead in time while the other would be back fighting previous divisions. Another issue with time in multiplayer mode is the turn length. In the game you get infinite time while the other countries only have a few seconds to work with. Well, this probably won't work in multiplayer. These problems may be able to get fixed one day, but, even if they do HeroCraft probably won't add them anyways.

Timed Playing
Timed playing is challenging different players who can get the most amount of land (or resources, power etc.) in a certain amount of time. This seems like a cool game mode that'll be even better with multiplayer! If the time bugs are fixed, of course. Customizing is always fun, so you'll be able to customize the time and objectives (similar to the main game, you'll have to unlock them).

Peace Making
It would be sooooo much more helpful if you were able to make peace with other countries. For example, if you were Hungary, and the USSR was invading you, then you wouldn't be able to do anything about it, other than fight back; but if you could make peace with them then, even though you would probably lose some land, you would get a chance to increase your power instead of being conquered. Also a cooldown should be added to make sure it isn't too easy. So, those are my reasons for peace treaties to be added.

Alliances
Similar to peace treaties, if someone was invading you, just switch to their team. Not only that but in the game you can see other countries being able to do it, so shouldn't the player also get access to the feature? Also maybe with this feature you can make your OWN alliance, and get other countries to join it.

Neutral countries don't attack
This feature basically makes it so neutral countries won't attack the countries in the war. This should make sense, since neutral means to not take part in something.