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How are supply categories abstracted in the game?

- Fuel: expended when moving a mobile unit and when fighting
- Ammunition: expended when fighting
- other supplies (food etc) - expended at a constant daily rte

Are they tracked separately or just all mixed into one number?
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ORIGINAL: MrLongleg

How are supply categories abstracted in the game?

- Fuel: expended when moving a mobile unit and when fighting
- Ammunition: expended when fighting
- other supplies (food etc) - expended at a constant daily rte

Are they tracked separately or just all mixed into one number?
All of the above, Alex.
Readiness is directly depended on the actually supply flow/status... therefore reflects how many men and material of a unit are still able to move/fight and eat as well.

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Thank you, but the question was, if those categories are tracked separately or abstracted into a single number?
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ORIGINAL: MrLongleg

Thank you, but the question was, if those categories are tracked separately or abstracted into a single number?
Abstracted in a single number/value/percentage :)

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