Logistics devices and disablements

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Logistics devices and disablements

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I understand devices can get disabeld due to high fatigue/no supply and combat. I was wondering if logistics devices (support squads, horse carts/wagons and trucks) ever get disabled on their own from wear and tear, especially if a path to supply sources get longer.
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Yaab wrote: Mon Oct 05, 2026 2:09 pm I understand devices can get disabeld due to high fatigue/no supply and combat. I was wondering if logistics devices (support squads, horse carts/wagons and trucks) ever get disabled on their own from wear and tear, especially if a path to supply sources get longer.
I don't think so because if they have enough supplies and me mechanics then they should stay in operating condition. If they have any turns where they are not used then more extensive maintenance can be performed.
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