If we collect enough hats the young 'uns will flock to us. Obviously.
16 Oct 2015, 21:13
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What's the design justification for storing manpower?
This game is great and has many realistic features. However the ability to store surplus manpower for future use is not one of them! Conscripts get older, and may not be as available if not recruited immediately.
Can anyone think of a justification for this feature?
Thanks in advance.
Lindsay Jackson
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16 Oct 2015, 21:16
I can imagine the consumption costs is the "replacement" soldiers. So in that sense, the old soldiers are kicked out for the new hatchlings.
16 Oct 2015, 22:30
For balancing purposes. Also, I like to think of manpower as just people in the nation, not soldiers. As time goes on, your able-bodied population increases. You "spend" manpower by drafting those able bodied people and making them into an infantry regiment.l_c_jackson wrote:
This game is great and has many realistic features. However the ability to store surplus manpower for future use is not one of them! Conscripts get older, and may not be as available if not recruited immediately.Can anyone think of a justification for this feature?
Thanks in advance.
Lindsay Jackson
16 Oct 2015, 23:10
i think of manpower as the queue to get into your army. When you have 5000 manpower, you actually have 5000 people lined up outside your recruiting office.
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17 Oct 2015, 06:20
people ready for service, they pretty much sum it all up
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-imperium thought of the day
17 Oct 2015, 07:18
Essentially troops ready for assignment.
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