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Post by General William T. Sherman on Oct 27, 2015 21:17:16 GMT
Here are the Tech Trees for the Third Theoretical War: Military Tech: 1861: -Ironclads (One turn to research) -Advanced Rifles (Two turns to research) 1862 -Total War (Takes five turns to research and requires industrialization) -Advanced Artillery (Takes two turns to research) 1863: -Early Machine Guns (Takes three turns to research) -Trench Warfare (Automatically occurs once both sides have Early Machine Guns and if the war is stalemated)
Industrial Tech: Level 1: -Basic Railroads -Basic Factories -Interchangeable Parts
Level 2: -Larger Factories -Basic Factories -Widely Distributed Railroads
Level 3: -Bessemer Process (Cleaner Steel) -Canal-Building -Mass Production
(All Industrial Tech only takes one turn)
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Post by General William T. Sherman on Oct 27, 2015 21:55:05 GMT
Now onto how to Industrialize: First off, here are the Agrarian/Non-Industrial Nations: -The CSA ( Suvorov) -Japan ( Haelicon) -Brazil ( best75) -Liberal Mexico (Myself) -Empire of Mexico ( Jean Lannes) -Sardinia Piedmont (No one) -The other Italian States (No one) Well here is my idea of how to industrialize: -Must have ten factories built in your nation (You need Basic Factories and each factory takes one turn to build) -Must have all the Level 2 industrial tech -Must encourage immigration to the big cities (Takes two turns) -Must have three railroad junctions in your nation (You need Basic Railroads and each railroad junction takes one turn to build) -Scholars from your nation need to go to other nations to study modern war (Doesn't take up any turns, just needs for you to send a scholar to at least two foreign wars to study them) Already industrial nations can continue building factories and railroads to be able to produce more and transport troops farther, as well. I tagged you all because I want your input on this layout. Does this seem fair? I'd love to hear your input.
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Post by Haelicon on Oct 28, 2015 7:11:25 GMT
Theoretical War: Civilization 5 Edition
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Post by General William T. Sherman on Oct 28, 2015 9:42:26 GMT
Theoretical War: Civilization 5 Edition Yeah, I'm sorry about it being so complex. The idea of industrialization really made this tech branch take a turn for the worst. I promise future wars won't be this complex.
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