Industrialization

AGEOD’S American Civil War - The Blue and the Gray is a historical operational strategy game with a simultaneous turn-based engine (WEGO system) that places players at the head of the USA or CSA during the American Civil War (1861-1865).

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Industrialization

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Using C, haven't upgraded to D yet. I have had , as the Union, my set Industrialization of New York change after a save. I had it at medium, saved and when I reloaded there was NONE.
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Huh?
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Using C, haven't upgraded to D yet. I have had , as the Union, my set Industrialization of New York change after a save. I had it at medium, saved and when I reloaded there was NONE.

You mean 1.05C? We're up to "E" as of this morning ;-D

Regarding the industry icons disappearing, I think I have seen the same, but only after a few turns had expired. Not sure how it's supposed to be.
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Industrie expansion is always an investion for 1 turn. If your turn balance is red, the expansion will reset. So if you switch one state to slight industrial expansion you will have to pay the cost every turn until you switch off. The gains are shown in the turn report.
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Yeah, just remember that you need to keep a positive "balance" in money and war supplies for your industrial investments to continue unabated. This is also the "best results" method the manual talks about, not hopping around from state to state.
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