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National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 2:26 am
by xishengkaix
Soviet
1943 Sep

table from
Living Manual 1.25
patch 01.03.11

Steam edition

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 2:35 am
by K62_
The editor says Q4 1943, which would indicate October 1st instead of September 1st.

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 3:07 am
by Joel Billings
The next living manual that will be released with 1.04.00 has this corrected, along with several other dates that were off by a month:

38.2.1. Soviet Union
Date From Ground Air Naval
1 June 1941 50 55 45
1 October 1941 45 50 40
1 January 1942 45 45 40
1 July 1942 50 45 45
1 April 1943 50 50 45
1 October 1943 55 50 50
1 January 1944 55 55 50
1 April 1944 60 55 55
1 October 1944 60 60 55

38.2.2. Germany
Date From Ground Air Naval
1 June 1941 75 75 80
1 July 1942 70 75 80
1 January 1943 65 70 75
1 July 1943 65 70 65
1 January 1944 60 70 60
1 October 1944 60 65 55
1 January 1945 55 65 50

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Fri Jul 05, 2024 8:18 am
by xishengkaix
The editor shows Q4. And it increase 5 in Oct 1st. Problem has been solved

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2024 1:10 pm
by xishengkaix
Perhaps there should be additional +5 national moral to Tank Corp, in 43Sep?
"Soviet Motorized Units (from Sept 1942-August 1943) +5, Soviet Motorized
Units (Sept 1943-end of war) +10."
from Living Manual 1.25 (patch 01.03.11)

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2024 2:43 pm
by Denniss
that +5 is takern over by +10 in 9/43, that's not quarterly based and set in open data but induced by the game .exe (hardcoded)

Re: National morale do not adjust according to manual

Posted: Mon Jul 15, 2024 4:39 pm
by Joel Billings
The +10 for Soviet Motorized units in late 43 to 45 was removed years ago from WitE2 (pretty sure it was prior to the initial WitE2 release). I think this was in WitE1, and came across to the WitE2 manual but was never corrected. Thanks for pointing that out.