Please vote: Unit cost
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Peter Stauffenberg
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Please vote: Unit cost
It seems that one way to encourage the Allies into building more naval units and thus less land units early in the war is to make the Germans want to use the subs despite the convoys being escorted. The Germans will be hard pressed for PP's for quite some time and that means they can't afford a very huge sub force and even a fighter force to deal with the Allies. So even if we let the subs inflict more damage on convoys we don't get more sub attacks from 1942-1943.
So altering the unit cost slightly could be worth some consideration.
1. Sub cost
a. 60 as now
b. 55
c. 50
2. DD cost
a. 60 as now
b. 55
c. 50
3. Fighter cost
a. 100 as now
b. 95
c. 90
4. Strategic bomber cost
a. 95 as now
b. 100
c. 110
5. Tactical bomber cost
a. 110 as now
b. 100
c. 120
So altering the unit cost slightly could be worth some consideration.
1. Sub cost
a. 60 as now
b. 55
c. 50
2. DD cost
a. 60 as now
b. 55
c. 50
3. Fighter cost
a. 100 as now
b. 95
c. 90
4. Strategic bomber cost
a. 95 as now
b. 100
c. 110
5. Tactical bomber cost
a. 110 as now
b. 100
c. 120
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peterjfrigate
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Cheaper subs makes sense and I vote yes, though the changes to Air costs don't make sense for dealing with a Morris Overload strategy. Think about it:
Cheaper fighters means an even stronger air umbrella for the Allies but also an even bigger drain on axis oil. More expensive TAC means less for the Axis. Let's assume the Axis can come out ahead and build 1 or two more fighters. But then more oil burning units = more oil burned which is what Overload is based on.
Finally note that Morris doesn't build bombers so making them more expensive changes nothing.
Cheaper fighters means an even stronger air umbrella for the Allies but also an even bigger drain on axis oil. More expensive TAC means less for the Axis. Let's assume the Axis can come out ahead and build 1 or two more fighters. But then more oil burning units = more oil burned which is what Overload is based on.
Finally note that Morris doesn't build bombers so making them more expensive changes nothing.
In the real war the strategic bombers were the most expensive air units but in CEAW-GS they are the most cheap air unit. Many other wargames out there have the strategic bomber as a more expensive unit than the other air units. On the other hand, I also have voted to increase the shock factor of strategic bombers if we finally decide to make them 110 PP´s cost.peterjfrigate wrote:Finally note that Morris doesn't build bombers so making them more expensive changes nothing.
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