I thought some one was gold spamming and paying huge amounts to lower every city I have to 70% moral. then I thought I wonder if Im the only one and I checked on other cities and they are all at 70% moral as well.. its day one still I think it has to be a bug or glitch. game number 1952309
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26 Apr 2017, 17:53
Maps always start with a medium morale.
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26 Apr 2017, 19:19
hmmm interesting because I had 100 % all last night and early this morning
26 Apr 2017, 20:19
Razorwire62 wrote:
hmmm interesting because I had 100 % all last night and early this morning
unless you spent gold or conquered capitals, it's impossible, it always start with 70%
26 Apr 2017, 20:39
ok thx
26 Apr 2017, 21:19
Restrisiko wrote:
Maps always start with a medium morale.
"Medium morale" -- all of your 20 to 25 core provinces start at 70% morale on Day 1, and all things being equal, they will naturally rise about 5% per day until they find their natural stabilization point, typically somewhere between 90% and 100%. Absent unusual circumstances, your capital will eventually hit 100% and your other provinces will have somewhat lower morale the further they are from the capital. By definition, captured (non-core) provinces are farther from your capital, and will invariably have lower morale the farther distant they are.
All captured provinces start at 25% morale, which will rise or fall based on other factors.
Capturing an enemy capital gives all of your provinces an instant 10% boost in morale (not to exceed 100%).
Losing your own capital results in an instant 20% morale drop for all of your remaining provinces.
Your morale is subject to a 5% decline for each enemy country with which you are at war. This accrues at the time of the daily update.
Absent a morale boost from capturing an enemy capital, morale will typically only rise about 5% at each daily update until it stabilizes (taking into account all of the various morale-influencing factors). If the negative morale factors exceed the positive ones, then the morale will typically decline about 3 to 5% at each daily update until it stabilizes.
Other factors that influence provincial morale include (but not are limited to (1) the presence of fortifications (+5% for each level); (2) the morale of adjoining provinces; (3) the presence of enemy troops; (4) nuclear fallout (-30% for several days); (5) rocket bombardment (negative effect for each rocket attack); (6) food shortages (varying in negative effect depending on how bad the food shortage is). You may also use the espionage functions to damage enemy provinces and depress their morale.
Please keep in mind that 25% morale is the threshold at which provinces may rebel and defect to other countries, and your occupation units located at the province centers may be damaged, destroyed or defect to the enemy during such rebellions. Usually the presence of a garrison unit or units with a total of 7 to 8 strength points will prevent a rebellion.
30 Apr 2017, 16:06
great info on moral thx
4 Jul 2017, 03:40
Yes, great info on morale.
4 Jul 2017, 04:04 (edited)
Your remaining provinces also get -40 for no capital influence on morale for remaining provinces. If your capital is on the sea or is in a vulnerable location, it is a good idea to move it inland and to a more easily defended location.
(1) the presence of fortifications (+5% for each level); (2) the morale of adjoining provinces; (3) the presence of enemy troops; (4) nuclear fallout (-30% for several days); (5) rocket bombardment (negative effect for each rocket attack); (6) food shortages (varying in negative effect depending on how bad the food shortage is). You may also use the espionage functions to damage enemy provinces and depress their morale.
