Well low morale will make it decrease.And local industries definitely help increase manpower maybe you just lost some morale so when you built the industries it stayed the same.
28 Jun 2020, 19:44
What causes a reduction in manpower production?
I mean, besides losing provinces which is obvious. There was a time when I had far fewer provinces, but my hourly manpower production was higher. That leads to the question what can cause it to decrease?
(It's claimed that Local Industry increases manpower production, though I have not seen that to be the case. I went on a tear and built like a dozen Local Industries at my top manpower provinces at the same time and my manpower production needle didn't budge. Wish I had screenshots and dates to back that up but i wasn't expecting it to happen. Next game though...)
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29 Jun 2020, 02:00
You can check what a building does by clicking on the i in the building panel. Units cost manpower in upkeep, so if you built more units that could affect things.
1 Jul 2020, 04:18
Units have a manpower upkeep which reduces the net gain of manpower per day/hour.
So as your army gets larger your surplus manpower gets lower.
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3 Jul 2020, 15:22
Ah, very good points. I bet that both of those are exactly what happened. I had to move my capital which caused a drop in morale in my original provinces, plus an ever growing army. Geez, this game gets complex. But I suppose that's what keeps it fun.
Thank you!
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