ValeVelKal
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Pre report explanation that will be useful
To build in a city, a player needs an Industrial Complex, but an IC alone only allows to build AT and AA.
With an IC and barracks, the player can also build Infantry units.
With an IC and infrastructure, the player can build armors, artillery and self-propelled AA and SP Arty. You need infrastructure level 1 for AC, Light Tanks and self-propelled AA & SP, infrastructure level 2 for medium tanks and Tank Destroyers, level 3 for heavy tanks.
With an IC and an airbase, you can build plane. The air base level 1 only allow you to build fighters, the air base level 2 allows you to build naval bombers and tactical bombers, and the air base level 3 allows you to build strategical bombers (that no one uses)
With an IC and a naval base, you can build ships with the same kind of progression.
Some more rare units need more complex mix (eg Mechanical infantry needs Barracks level 3 AND infrastructure, paratroopers barracks & airbase), and of course late game there are nuclear reactors to build
The only units that can be built with IC but with only barracks is the Militia, but I am not in a geographical situation where I need it.
High level IC builds units faster (and a barrack also increase building speed by +25%, but costs food to maintain), all other building bring something else in addition to "building more type of units)
Unrelated :
From now on, I ll use the game descriptions:
A division is a group of regiments, a regiment (or brigade for AC) is the smallest "unit" in the game (=infantry regiment, artillery regiment, etc)
Morning of day 5 (23/03) - Uniting India
The end of the day on 22/03 had been totally uneventful. I regrouped my Southern force in Indore :
And in British Odesha, I could see South India's movement, mostly regrouping a force of ... anti-tank ?
On the morning of the 23rd, the Daila Lama ordered the attack, based on 3 factors :-
- The enemy had been building large [level 2] airports, which indicated the start of an South Indian air force
- The enemy seemed to have built a lot of anti-tank (maybe against the army composition of the late British Odesha) and given Tibet had almost no armor, South India seemed particularly weak at the moment
- Tibet was on borrowed time with Persia being currently allied to all his Western neighbours, which meant that it had to get rid of a dangerous neighbour now - or never.
The offensive plan was layed out like this :
In the North, the 11th artillery division (which was more infantry than artillery) would move South, avoid contact with the enemy and capture as soon as possible the two cities in which South India had rebuilt the industry. This would force the enemy to move to attack rather than the other way around
In the South, the 13th infantry division would avoid the fortification the enemy had built on our border by going through the remains of the North India lines and beeline to the cities where the enemy had built airbase, ideally destroying the planes on the ground.
In addition, in the West, the 5th artillery division (2 INF, 2 Arty), which had captured Sninagar late in the day before, engaged the weak forces from Kathiawar :
Bombarding them from afar and forcing them to come against our prepared infantry should give us an easy victory.
Finally, in the North of Tibet, the 14th anti-tank division and his accompanying armored cars from the 3rd AC Brigade was standing guard against any offensive action from Sichuan, and protecting the strategic province of Lashung (=50% of our rare material production, but right on the border).
To build in a city, a player needs an Industrial Complex, but an IC alone only allows to build AT and AA.
With an IC and barracks, the player can also build Infantry units.
With an IC and infrastructure, the player can build armors, artillery and self-propelled AA and SP Arty. You need infrastructure level 1 for AC, Light Tanks and self-propelled AA & SP, infrastructure level 2 for medium tanks and Tank Destroyers, level 3 for heavy tanks.
With an IC and an airbase, you can build plane. The air base level 1 only allow you to build fighters, the air base level 2 allows you to build naval bombers and tactical bombers, and the air base level 3 allows you to build strategical bombers (that no one uses)
With an IC and a naval base, you can build ships with the same kind of progression.
Some more rare units need more complex mix (eg Mechanical infantry needs Barracks level 3 AND infrastructure, paratroopers barracks & airbase), and of course late game there are nuclear reactors to build
The only units that can be built with IC but with only barracks is the Militia, but I am not in a geographical situation where I need it.
High level IC builds units faster (and a barrack also increase building speed by +25%, but costs food to maintain), all other building bring something else in addition to "building more type of units)
Unrelated :
From now on, I ll use the game descriptions:
A division is a group of regiments, a regiment (or brigade for AC) is the smallest "unit" in the game (=infantry regiment, artillery regiment, etc)
Morning of day 5 (23/03) - Uniting India
The end of the day on 22/03 had been totally uneventful. I regrouped my Southern force in Indore :
And in British Odesha, I could see South India's movement, mostly regrouping a force of ... anti-tank ?
On the morning of the 23rd, the Daila Lama ordered the attack, based on 3 factors :-
- The enemy had been building large [level 2] airports, which indicated the start of an South Indian air force
- The enemy seemed to have built a lot of anti-tank (maybe against the army composition of the late British Odesha) and given Tibet had almost no armor, South India seemed particularly weak at the moment
- Tibet was on borrowed time with Persia being currently allied to all his Western neighbours, which meant that it had to get rid of a dangerous neighbour now - or never.
The offensive plan was layed out like this :
In the North, the 11th artillery division (which was more infantry than artillery) would move South, avoid contact with the enemy and capture as soon as possible the two cities in which South India had rebuilt the industry. This would force the enemy to move to attack rather than the other way around
In the South, the 13th infantry division would avoid the fortification the enemy had built on our border by going through the remains of the North India lines and beeline to the cities where the enemy had built airbase, ideally destroying the planes on the ground.
In addition, in the West, the 5th artillery division (2 INF, 2 Arty), which had captured Sninagar late in the day before, engaged the weak forces from Kathiawar :
Bombarding them from afar and forcing them to come against our prepared infantry should give us an easy victory.
Finally, in the North of Tibet, the 14th anti-tank division and his accompanying armored cars from the 3rd AC Brigade was standing guard against any offensive action from Sichuan, and protecting the strategic province of Lashung (=50% of our rare material production, but right on the border).
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