At one time in a doomsday map, I made a stupid mistake, producing railroadguns by the load. At first I though that this was beneficial since they didn't take any oil or food. But when they started increasing in numbers, 1 to 5, 5 to 10, 10 to 20, my food and oil consumption was just ridiculous. My food bumped from -150 -470 something, while my oil turned from -80 to -200 something. My morale was so low, that I had to put at least one troop in every non-core province. I thought of sacrificing them, but my nearest enemy was very far away from my railroad division, and they move so, so slow. So I came up with an idea, decommissioning units, or just terminate them.
It's really that simple, when you click on a unit, there should be an option to terminate them in the far left corner or anywhere else that we usually don't click on, followed by a confirmation and whoosh, they're gone. it if it's a stack, it'll tell you exactly what and how many units you want to terminate. About 25-50% of the resources used making the unit will be compensated and the units consumption and the unit itself will no longer exist. Useful in case of an economic crisis or high consumption costs.
It's really that simple, when you click on a unit, there should be an option to terminate them in the far left corner or anywhere else that we usually don't click on, followed by a confirmation and whoosh, they're gone. it if it's a stack, it'll tell you exactly what and how many units you want to terminate. About 25-50% of the resources used making the unit will be compensated and the units consumption and the unit itself will no longer exist. Useful in case of an economic crisis or high consumption costs.
"Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win." -Sun Tzu
- Leading officer of the Training Alliance
- Leading officer of the Training Alliance
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