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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 5, 2016 6:20:25 GMT
SR rule has been editededited, the new addition is the last paragraph in that section BTW
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 5, 2016 6:33:20 GMT
SR limit has been added, in the end of the SR section...
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 5, 2016 7:34:52 GMT
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 5, 2016 7:41:05 GMT
best had fired an SR on Indonesia BTW Anyways I have edited the thing... |
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 7, 2016 11:41:47 GMT
Added section called Power-Modding, last on the first post.
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Post by best75 on Apr 8, 2016 5:13:48 GMT
Napoleon Bonaparte, What if a country has a odd number of provinces and they spend a turn building tanks. Are the numbers rounded down or up?
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 8, 2016 5:18:48 GMT
Napoleon Bonaparte, What if a country has a odd number of provinces and they spend a turn building tanks. Are the numbers rounded down or up? the human calculator is needed |
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 8, 2016 5:35:28 GMT
Well the easiest way is to spend two turns to even things out perfectly
You notice my Egypt did it at a time when it was down a providence.
3x2/2=3 tanks
3 prov x 2 turns / 2(for halved production) = 3 new tanks.
Picard did held out a 0.5 tank (think of it as an unfinished machine) until a different phase and produced another round of tank building so he got 2.5 then 5 tanks for GB (5 providences). This can be sticky, if someone miscounted or forgotten, whatever.
Even number of turns used in production prevents that from being an issue IMHO the easiest way. 2, 4, 6.
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 8, 2016 5:38:48 GMT
Well the easiest way is to spend two turns to even things out perfectly You notice my Egypt did it at a time when it was down a providence. 3x2/2=3 tanks 3 prov x 2 turns / 2(for halved production) = 3 new tanks. Picard did held out a 0.5 tank (think of it as an unfinished machine) until a different phase and produced another round of tank building so he got 2.5 then 5 tanks for GB (5 providences). This can be sticky, if someone miscounted or forgotten, whatever. Even number of turns used in production prevents that from being an issue IMHO the easiest way. 2, 4, 6. so for Pakistan its 2*2/2=2 right? |
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 8, 2016 5:40:35 GMT
Yeah, pretty much that's it. Just use a simple formula to sort it out.
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Post by best75 on Apr 8, 2016 5:43:18 GMT
So if I am reading this right. When a country has a odd number of provinces and they spend a odd number of turns making a tank the extra 0.5 can be used later when the same thing happens.
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Post by Desophaeus on Apr 8, 2016 5:55:12 GMT
So if I am reading this right. When a country has a odd number of provinces and they spend a odd number of turns making a tank the extra 0.5 can be used later when the same thing happens. Yes, it has been done. As Picard did so for GB. I still recommend doing those two turns in the same phase to piece together the halves of the last remaining tank to be built. It's a potential source of salt in the future if someone argues about that missing 0.5 tank, consider that possibility. And also it's easily for a phase be separated from the next phase by 5 or more pages in a TW or 15 pages for 3 phases later. Not worth the possibility if it can be easily done concisely in the same phase. Napoleon Bonaparte? |
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 8, 2016 5:58:43 GMT
So if I am reading this right. When a country has a odd number of provinces and they spend a odd number of turns making a tank the extra 0.5 can be used later when the same thing happens. Yes, it has been done. As Picard did so for GB. I still recommend doing those two turns in the same phase to piece together the halves of the last remaining tank to be built. It's a potential source of salt in the future if someone argues about that missing 0.5 tank, consider that possibility. And also it's easily for a phase be separated from the next phase by 5 or more pages in a TW or 15 pages for 3 phases later. Not worth the possibility if it can be easily done concisely in the same phase. Napoleon Bonaparte? I approve, as I too never thought about it.. |
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Post by best75 on Apr 8, 2016 6:04:04 GMT
Another question .If a country A has troops just on the current troop cap and another country B comes invades the country A and takes a provience what happens to the troops that are over the troop cap?
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Apr 8, 2016 6:06:33 GMT
Another question .If a country A has troops just on the current troop cap and another country B comes invades the country A and takes a provience what happens to the troops that are over the troop cap? well then you will have to dismiss those units (or actually I have to since the player would be defending against the invasion) In short, the UN will dismiss those units. |
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