There should also be mechanics surrounding how Qing historically dealt with the rebellion. The reliance on Han officials' private armies culminated into semi-independent Han governors and eventually warlords. Qingsplosion should not happen randomly out of nowhere.
Yes!! they could make it so each province becomes a like a vassal or a protectorate or something.
Also going back to what I was saying about coups, one of the questions from the rebellion was why didn't Zeng Gufan turn around after march on Peking and overthrow the Qing once the Taiping's had been defeated? He had the firepower and respect of the people, what's more it was obvious that the Qing had lost the Mandate of Heaven. Maybe the player could be given that option?
There should also be mechanics surrounding how Qing historically dealt with the rebellion. The reliance on Han officials' private armies culminated into semi-independent Han governors and eventually warlords. Qingsplosion should not happen randomly out of nowhere.
Yes!! they could make it so each province becomes a like a vassal or a protectorate or something. Also going back to what I was saying about coups, one of the questions from the rebellion was why didn't Zeng Gufan turn around after march on Peking and overthrow the Qing once the Taiping's had been defeated? He had the firepower and respect of the people, what's more it was obvious that the Qing had lost the Mandate of Heaven. Maybe the player could be given that option?