If the morale of a newly conquered province rises to 35% before the next daychange, is that evidence of gold usage?
35% before daychange
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Boosters are not 1%. They can be 10+
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They use to give out 10% morale boosters for ads, now they are 1%. I don’t think I’ve used any of either of them yet.
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Well, in the present operation, I see a 35% morale booster.
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yep I’ve got all 3 1/10/35% got them from operations and of course the daily “gift”
As for the payday ops, yep now that’s rewarding the rich with more riches. Long long sigh. -
I was referring to the +10 morale boosters,see screenshot attached
Uberlandia wrote:
Morale boosters are only 1% per booster though.
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I think all your provinces increase by 10 when you capture a capital. So, provinces with 25 morale would be 35 after the capital is captured.
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You can use 3100 warbonds to raise it 10% the last 5% might be booster, or maybe the guy used a single 35% morale booster.
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Usually it's the player being smart. He captures a capital, which gives +10% morale to all his provinces. This way his newly-gained provinces (which were previously 25%, ie. revoltable) now can't revolt at day change.
Uberlandia wrote:
If the morale of a newly conquered province rises to 35% before the next daychange, is that evidence of gold usage?
If you have above 10k manpower, you're not investing properly. A good player never has many resources.
Larger armies destroy enemies faster without taking damage from them.
Build only: 1 military building in each city, airstrips, and recruiting stations to boost manpower.
Minimize research, 2 unit types early, 6 types in late game. Upgrade old units, but: artillery lv1 to lv2 is a waste, only lv1 to lv4 is worth it.
Enjoy
Hornetkeeper -
how do you go from Level 1 to Level 4 without going through Level 2
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Regarding upgrades: just avoid upgrading your units till you've researched the level you want, then upgrade them.
1101Pathfinder wrote:
how do you go from Level 1 to Level 4 without going through Level 2
...or did they change this? It still works right? @anyone (I don't want to scroll thru all the release notes)If you have above 10k manpower, you're not investing properly. A good player never has many resources.
Larger armies destroy enemies faster without taking damage from them.
Build only: 1 military building in each city, airstrips, and recruiting stations to boost manpower.
Minimize research, 2 unit types early, 6 types in late game. Upgrade old units, but: artillery lv1 to lv2 is a waste, only lv1 to lv4 is worth it.
Enjoy
Hornetkeeper -
Depends. Did the player capture a capital recently, as others have already mentioned? Check the newspaper to see if that happened. If not, they (or one of their allies) could have used Gold or Boosters to increase their morale.
Uberlandia wrote:
If the morale of a newly conquered province rises to 35% before the next daychange, is that evidence of gold usage?
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Guess that might be possible but why would you want to wait that long to get any benefit from your upgrade you still have to expend the resources to get there or is it cheaper that way in the long run
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You can scroll endlessly through the newspaper to see if the country captured any capital(s) in their wars for the day.
Uberlandia wrote:
how do i check?
Or use the search function so you'll only see articles involving the country you want to look up.
I vouch for the latter. -
It still applies yes
Hornetkeeper wrote:
Regarding upgrades: just avoid upgrading your units till you've researched the level you want, then upgrade them....or did they change this? It still works right? @anyone (I don't want to scroll thru all the release notes)1101Pathfinder wrote:
how do you go from Level 1 to Level 4 without going through Level 2
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1101Pathfinder wrote:
Guess that might be possible but why would you want to wait that long to get any benefit from your upgrade you still have to expend the resources to get there or is it cheaper that way in the long run
This is an important point. The upgrade cost of a unit is half the cost of building the unit at the new level. The old level of the unit does not matter. Upgrading a unit from 4 to 5 costs the same as upgrading it from 1 to 5.
Most one-level upgrades don't actually make sense, except in special situations. For example, an infantry stack needs to defend an important chokepoint. Or an escort destroyer needs to be able to spot higher-level subs.
I generally upgrade 3+ levels at a time, whenever possible. That drastically cuts down on costs. Assuming the units are not banged up. Heavily damaged units are not worth upgrading, because you're paying to upgrade hit points that are already gone. Another reason to avoid close combat until it's necessary. If you can upgrade your starting infantry from 1 to 4, they become a formidable force.
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