ORIGINAL: koniu
ORIGINAL: obvert
Looks to be getting some great luck in the repair department as well. My Ki-83, SAM and Ki-84b didn't get going until 2-4/44. I guess more factories mean some are more likely to repair more quickly?
All bases in Japan that have R&D factory from first days of war having at lest 10k supplies.
I always think that R&D factories repairing the same as normal factories so they need 10k+ supplies to repair, only if they build or not was random. I still don`t know if that is true but i seen no reason to risk that factory will want to repair and i will not have enough supplies in base to repair them.
Also all factories are size 30 (with few exceptions because they start bigger). I read in many topics on forum that 30 size is optimal to repair time and after repair with numbers of points produced.
For the bases in Japan I had all bases with industry, factories or R n D at 12-15k+ supplies from day 2 of the war. There were only a few moments of supply shortages in 42 when they were not at those limits. All of my factories are also size 30.
So why are some of yours nearly repaired in mid-43 when mine took until 2-4/44 under the same conditions? I read Damien (I think) talking about how he sets up a bunch of R n D for the plane he wants the most and then looks to see which repair more quickly, then switches the slower ones to another plane and does it again until he finds the quickest for each plane. I guess with more factories you're more likely to have some that just for whatever chance reason repair faster, or maybe there is a hidden part in the code that says the more you invest in the same airframe the more likely factories with that airframe will repair.
I didn't want planes to come a year ahead anyway, as that seems pretty silly in some cases in terms of balance, but I'm not a 'historical' player either, so somewhere less than that seems okay. I'm not upset with how my R n D is going right now, as the Sam should be 8-10 months early, the Ki-83 should be 7-9 months early, and the Frank 'b' should be 6-7 months ahead of schedule. The Ki-100 would be my 'silly' plane, probably pushed up 10-12 months, but that is not a game changer so I don't feel too bad about it. [;)]







