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POW
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 8:24 pm
by garoco
This section has like proposals gives information to any person about of this headache.
My first questions are:
1.- How allocate labor with POW and General´s POW?
2.- How avoid that the POW consume a lot of food before of that you army is supplied?
Thanks in advance
RE: POW
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 8:46 pm
by Hard Sarge
I don't know if you see the POWs helping, but a province with POWs in it, should act like it has a higher Factory rateing, making the Labor slider get more labor for the points added to it
for food, and feeding, did you click on the forage button ?, they will eat off the land instead of relieing on depots
if you got a lot of POWs and troops in the area, put a depot there to help feed them
RE: POW
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 10:43 pm
by garoco
Hi Hard Sarge
Thank you very much. With reference POW´s labor points, I wish do a question.
They are put within of garrison of the province or stay out of the city to increase the labors´ points.
How do they works to this effect?
RE: POW
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 11:29 pm
by Hard Sarge
hopefully Eric will look in and can explain it, as I am not sure, all I know is what the manual says
which my first game, Paris had 30 some POWs in it (outside) and I did have a lot of Labor in the city
so would say, keep them out side of the city
my current game, I not really at war right now, so don't have any POWs to play around with to see
(if you do, go to a city that they are at, put about 30 points into the labor slider and see how much it says you should get for labor, then leave the screen, and move the POWs to the next province, then go back and check the screen, and see if Labor went down or not)
RE: POW
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2005 11:50 pm
by ian77
ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge
(if you do, go to a city that they are at, put about 30 points into the labor slider and see how much it says you should get for labor, then leave the screen, and move the POWs to the next province, then go back and check the screen, and see if Labor went down or not)
I will give it a try ASAP
Ian
RE: POW
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 1:20 am
by Hard Sarge
maybe we need Eric to come in and explain it
I tried it with 17,000 POWs, and seen no changes, but that is a small sample
RE: POW
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 3:36 am
by plasticpanzers
I have shoveled about 300,000 prisoners into Il de
France that now the majority of the provice speaks
Russian! Kill two birds with one stone is create a
2 corps army of about 80,000 with plenty of arty and
shovel all your prisoners to Paris. Build a depot.
Safer than trying to protect your POW camps with 1-2
militia/infantry and they get overrun by a roving
army. This could apply to any nation. Protect your
capitol and have plenty of guards for the prisoners.
Tim
RE: POW
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 7:57 am
by Ektor
well during a game I did put all my pow in my capital, and suddenly they did liberate themself, without any ennemy near.
So I had more than 100k ennemy on my capital :/
RE: POW
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2005 11:19 am
by ian77
ORIGINAL: plasticpanzers
I have shoveled about 300,000 prisoners into Il de
France that now the majority of the provice speaks
Russian! Kill two birds with one stone is create a
2 corps army of about 80,000 with plenty of arty and
shovel all your prisoners to Paris. Build a depot.
Safer than trying to protect your POW camps with 1-2
militia/infantry and they get overrun by a roving
army. This could apply to any nation. Protect your
capitol and have plenty of guards for the prisoners.
Tim
Did you notice much / any change in the labour out put for your province after 300k prisoners arrived?
Ian
RE: POW
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:36 pm
by carburo
ORIGINAL: plasticpanzers
I have shoveled about 300,000 prisoners into Il de
France that now the majority of the provice speaks
Russian! Kill two birds with one stone is create a
2 corps army of about 80,000 with plenty of arty and
shovel all your prisoners to Paris. Build a depot.
Safer than trying to protect your POW camps with 1-2
militia/infantry and they get overrun by a roving
army. This could apply to any nation. Protect your
capitol and have plenty of guards for the prisoners.
Tim
How do you manage to keep your economy afloat with a permanent depot feeding 300k POWs and 80k troops?
I’ve never been able to use depots for long without running out of food and cash, but especially food. Late in the game, a depot means instant starvation to my beloved subjects.
RE: POW
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:38 pm
by ian77
I’ve never been able to use depots for long without running out of food and cash, but especially food. Late in the game, a depot means instant starvation to my beloved subjects.
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Starvation happens every time!
Ian
RE: POW
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:41 pm
by Hard Sarge
we are working on that right now
POWs are not as big a hassle as they were before
it is easier to maintain food now also
money too
just don't go hog wild with the troops and all should look pretty nice