Replacements Question

Norm Koger's The Operational Art of War III is the next game in the award-winning Operational Art of War game series. TOAW3 is updated and enhanced version of the TOAW: Century of Warfare game series. TOAW3 is a turn based game covering operational warfare from 1850-2015. Game scale is from 2.5km to 50km and half day to full week turns. TOAW3 scenarios have been designed by over 70 designers and included over 130 scenarios. TOAW3 comes complete with a full game editor.

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4th Virginia
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Replacements Question

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What does the "Rate" column mean in the replacements screen? The manual is unclear on this issue.

To me, it could have 2 possible meanings:

(1)The number of replacements sent to the on-hand pool every turn; OR
(2)The number of items on-hand that can be distributed each turn.

If the answer is option 1, then how is it determined how many units from the pool will be sent to active field unts? If the answer is option 2, then how is it determined how much equipment goes into the on-hand column?

Thanks in advance for any answers.
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It's #1.

How much will be distributed depends on many factors, like:

Demand from field units (how much equipment lacks for the unit to be filled up)
The units replacement priorities (set for each unit by the designer)
Ammount of units evaporated and waiting on new equipment for reconstitution.

For a detailed view of the mechanics, you can read the following article.

Replacements & Reconstitution in the Operational Art of War
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Hi!

That was an excellent read!

Well done, General Staff.

Ah.. and thanks for the link Snefens!

Ray (alias Lava)
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