Anonymous
4/11/2025, 10:22:53 PM
No.2016029
>>2009010
>>2009165
Automatic replenishment began in Napoleon iirc but it heavily depended on two factors
>tech level (more tech makes replenishment faster)
>whether the city your army is currently located has the buildings necessary to produce a given unit, if not then that unit still replenishes but much slower
That meant that at the start of the game heavy units barely replenished outside of your main recruitment city and other units replenished slowly. But as the game went on, your armies would start replenishing faster and faster and faster until by the endgame you reached a level similar to that of Rome2 where you can rest for a turn, maybe two, and then march on.
I liked it.
Shogun2 also had automatic replenishment didn't it? Or did you have to pay for it? Can't remember.
>>2009165
Automatic replenishment began in Napoleon iirc but it heavily depended on two factors
>tech level (more tech makes replenishment faster)
>whether the city your army is currently located has the buildings necessary to produce a given unit, if not then that unit still replenishes but much slower
That meant that at the start of the game heavy units barely replenished outside of your main recruitment city and other units replenished slowly. But as the game went on, your armies would start replenishing faster and faster and faster until by the endgame you reached a level similar to that of Rome2 where you can rest for a turn, maybe two, and then march on.
I liked it.
Shogun2 also had automatic replenishment didn't it? Or did you have to pay for it? Can't remember.