Readiness recovery

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Readiness recovery

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This is the line from the manual:

'Readiness Recovery (Advanced Rules) Your units’ Readiness levels decline during movement and combat. Unit readiness recovers at the beginning of every Turn except the first. The amount recovered is based on the Scenario’s time and distance scales, but will generally be approximately the amount needed to fully recover from a maximum movement. Units recover Readiness more slowly if they have moved in the previous Turn, occupy a contaminated location, or if they are Unsupplied.'

Is there more to it than this ?
Some factors that seem to effect it include supply level, stacking and being adjacent to enemy units.

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RE: Readiness recovery

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Your readiness won't go above your supply, but otherwise no, those things don't affect recovery rate.
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RE: Readiness recovery

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Thanks.
Looks like it was supply that was making the difference.
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