It's getting cold over there
Ikea is not the only industry in Sweden it seems
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
I think pocus was just showing picture of sweden in the snow, cause upper left hand corner has United Kingdom/ British flag.
Quote General Lee Gettysburg movie,
"Do you see, General, there is the great trap, to be a good soldier you must love the army, to be a good commander you must be ready to order the death of the thing you love. We don't fear our death. But if this war goes on and on and the men die and the price gets ever high. We are prepared to lose some of us, but we are never prepared to lose all of us. We are adrift here in a sea of blood and I want it to end. I want this to be the final battle".
"Do you see, General, there is the great trap, to be a good soldier you must love the army, to be a good commander you must be ready to order the death of the thing you love. We don't fear our death. But if this war goes on and on and the men die and the price gets ever high. We are prepared to lose some of us, but we are never prepared to lose all of us. We are adrift here in a sea of blood and I want it to end. I want this to be the final battle".
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Oh your god!!
My pants grow tight!
"Tell General Lee that if he wants a bridge of dead Yankees I can furnish him with one."
-General William Barksdale at Fredericksburg
-General William Barksdale at Fredericksburg
W.Barksdale wrote:My pants grow tight!
Yes, I ate too much Thanksgiving turkey also
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On the top row of the screen shot there is an icon for supplies showing textiles, crates and a rifle. The manufacturies in the icon panel at the bottom shows these items being produced seperately i.e the arsenal producing ammunition, the textile plant producing textiles and the factory producing crates.
Are these supplies tracked seperately - hence the reason to have different factories - or is the prodcution lumped together in one stockpile of supplies regardless of what they produce?
Are these supplies tracked seperately - hence the reason to have different factories - or is the prodcution lumped together in one stockpile of supplies regardless of what they produce?
Hi
I think the are to different things. The icon on the top probably represent War Supplies, like the ones used in current AGEOD games, while the textiles and good production you see on the bottom part look like commercial civilian goods (remember VGN will have a economic and commercial system) not military supplies.
That's my bet at least!
I think the are to different things. The icon on the top probably represent War Supplies, like the ones used in current AGEOD games, while the textiles and good production you see on the bottom part look like commercial civilian goods (remember VGN will have a economic and commercial system) not military supplies.
That's my bet at least!
The symbols you see are the main game Assets of your nation. You need them for most actions. Some are not necessarily produced by factories, while others obviously are. 
We have:
* Gold: state funds. The money used by your nation for its military budget mostly
* $$: private funds. The money used in the economy (e.g. you can use it to build factories and railraods, not state funds here)
* Coal
* Steel
* Goods
* Recruits (with a subdivision between officers and conscripts)
For instance, a warship will need almost all assets except private funds...while a car factory will need private funding, coal, steel and goods (but no state funds or recruits)
We have:
* Gold: state funds. The money used by your nation for its military budget mostly
* $$: private funds. The money used in the economy (e.g. you can use it to build factories and railraods, not state funds here)
* Coal
* Steel
* Goods
* Recruits (with a subdivision between officers and conscripts)
For instance, a warship will need almost all assets except private funds...while a car factory will need private funding, coal, steel and goods (but no state funds or recruits)
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