Second World War RP

I still don't understand.

1. How many Kms can I build per page?
2. Exactly how much extra defense do I gain?
3. "Can build a 125 km long line" per page?
4. "with a + 0.1 bonus, per army, per page" no idea what this means.

"You gain a bonus of +0.1 at first", so it will increase later on?

"This bonus is added when we add the other bonuses (like numerical superiority, terrain etc.) to the result of the dice during the battles." I'd like an example.

"Also, don't hesitate to ask anything if you don't understand..." definetely. After all, it's the first time we are doing this. Also, how does recruitment system (If any) works?

I think a problem here is that nobody has actually explained the basics of the battle system. So basically, the idea is that for every battle, the attacker throws a 2 die, for example:

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In a situation where the attacker and the defender are both fighting on plain terrain with fresh armies of equal size, a total sum of 7 means a draw or is the "draw value", anything above that a win for the attacker, and anything below that a win for the defender. Furthermore, the further the total sum of the die roll is from the draw value, the bigger gains the winner gets (see end of first post) - that is, less casualties for the winner, more casualties for the loser, routing, morale effects, etc. The draw value however is affected by a number of factors, most importantly of which is numerical advantage: if either side has a 1.5 - 2 to 1 numerical advantage they get a +1 (or -1 if they are defending) to the draw value, a +2 if 2 - 3 to 1, and a +3 if over 3 to 1. Other factors are fatigue and moral (see Warlord247's document), as well as fortifications discussed above. So the 0.1 value mentioned above means a 0.1 change to the draw value.

And finally, here's an example. Army A is attacking Army B Due to recent victories, Army A is enjoying high battle moral worth +1, but due to excessive campaigning, it is affected by fatigue by 2 points. These two effects sum up to a +1 to the draw value (or an advantage of 1 point for the defender). Army B on the other hand are suffering from fatigue only by 1 point, but have poor moral due to recent defeats which costs them a point too. Moreover, Army A is over twice as large as Army B giving them a -2, but Army B are defending a fortified line having a +2 effect on the draw value. Now, all these factors are added to and substracted from the draw value: 7 - 1 (A's moral) + 2 (A's fatigue) - 1 (B's morale) - 1 (B's fatigue) - 2 (A's numerical advantage) + 2 (B's defences) = 6. Army A has slight advantage, so they make a medium risk attack. A 7 or above will be a victory for A, a 6 a draw, and a 5 or below a win for B.

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I don't, it was just a random value Warlord247, what is the effect you thought about your line having?

I include the Foxholes in there (which take a page to make) which adds 1.5 Then I would add the .1 per page to that (I believe at the Habsburg I put enough armies to have a .2 per page). As for heavy fortification, I added it more for the attack without losing defensive stance then I did for defense itself, so I didn't assign a defense value to it. We could make it +2 and it removes the foxholes. I'm also researching an increase in heavy fort defense, similar to how we research for other units. Does that make sense?

(also, you never told me if the 7 page build time was good enough)

I start fortifying the city of Barcelona and Zaragoza.

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