What do this numbers mean?

[Novaliz]

What do this numbers mean when in history mode?

[GodwinW]

They should be the same numbers you see on the units normally, right? It's the amount of troops of the unit divided by 100.

[Novaliz]

ORIGINAL: GodwinW

They should be the same numbers you see on the units normally, right? It's the amount of troops of the unit divided by 100.

I was thinking that too but the numbers dont match? [:(]

[Jdane]

Looks like an estimate of the unit's power.
The calculation might involve morale and readiness, and possibly equipment, and thus not match headcount exactly.

I apologize if I'm sounding vague, that's just my somewhat educated guess.

[Coffeecool]

They represent the number of formations.
So 10 can be 10x100 Infantry or 10x10 Tanks or 500 Infantry and 50 tanks or any other combination that equals 10.

[Kamelpov]

Relative power like in stellaris. Bigger number mean bigger stack the only trap is GR unit as they wipe out your tech 3 easy.

[springel]

They are called Power Points, and you can see them in the 'transfer between units in the same hex' screen, as they are the atomic entities you transfer.

[Grotius]

the only trap is GR unit as they wipe out your tech 3 easy.

Newb question: what is a GR unit? Is there one in the screenshot posted earlier in this thread?

[GeBuch]

GR = Galactic Republic => Pre-Collapse, Hightech units and artifacts.

[Grotius]

Ah, thanks.

[Dampfnudel]

ORIGINAL: Novaliz

What do this numbers mean when in history mode?

These numbers can be wrong depending on recon. And Trucks are basicly 1000 guys despite being 100 trucks.

[DTurtle]

I was wondering the same thing.

JDane is the only one that provided a somewhat useful answer.

They seem to reflect the number of unit stacks modified by *something*.

The are NOTsimply the number of stacks/troops in that hex.

[springel]

ORIGINAL: DTurtle

I was wondering the same thing.

JDane is the only one that provided a somewhat useful answer.

They seem to reflect the number of unit stacks modified by *something*.

The are NOTsimply the number of stacks/troops in that hex.

Can you show an example where that is not the case.
It worked out for all units that I checked.
You can also see the composition of a formation in those units (Power Point = 100 men or 10 vehicles) when you raise them.

[GodwinW]

Yes it is that indeed.