Sweden Income Problem
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 5:34 am
I've attached a save file showing a problem with the money/manpower calculation for Sweden.
I'm running v1.02k.
It is March 1805 Economic phase, and I'm playing Britain, with Sweden as one of my Free States.
When I click on Sweden to build its forces, the pop-up window shows Funds = 19, Income = 23, Manpower = 10. Likewise, when I click on the Build Land Forces button, the pop-up window shows Funds = 19 and Manpower = 10.
Note that maintenance is correctly calculated as 4 money, being for 2 corps counters and 2 fleet counters.
Sweden should be receiving Income = 27 and Manpower = 12, broken down as follows:
1) Sweden Income = 18, Manpower = 10
2) Finland Income = 4, Manpower = 2
3) Stockholm Income = 2
4) Abo Income = 2
5) Malmo Income = 1
It appears that the Finland component has not been included, even though the trade income for the capital of Finland, Abo, has been included.
Note that Abo is presently beseiged by a hostile Russian corps, but is garrisoned by a Swedish corps. This should have no effect on the calculation, because the Rule "12.2.1 Money Collection", section "Money Collection By Taxation" indicates that only the presence of an unbeseiged enemy inside the capital can block the collection of money and manpower.
I'm running v1.02k.
It is March 1805 Economic phase, and I'm playing Britain, with Sweden as one of my Free States.
When I click on Sweden to build its forces, the pop-up window shows Funds = 19, Income = 23, Manpower = 10. Likewise, when I click on the Build Land Forces button, the pop-up window shows Funds = 19 and Manpower = 10.
Note that maintenance is correctly calculated as 4 money, being for 2 corps counters and 2 fleet counters.
Sweden should be receiving Income = 27 and Manpower = 12, broken down as follows:
1) Sweden Income = 18, Manpower = 10
2) Finland Income = 4, Manpower = 2
3) Stockholm Income = 2
4) Abo Income = 2
5) Malmo Income = 1
It appears that the Finland component has not been included, even though the trade income for the capital of Finland, Abo, has been included.
Note that Abo is presently beseiged by a hostile Russian corps, but is garrisoned by a Swedish corps. This should have no effect on the calculation, because the Rule "12.2.1 Money Collection", section "Money Collection By Taxation" indicates that only the presence of an unbeseiged enemy inside the capital can block the collection of money and manpower.