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Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 12:55:45 AM   
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Status: offline 		Eh good game get the feel of the trenches well but if memory seves me correctly the High Seas fleet was more of a baltic ports fleet and never came out in strength after Jutland, This game would benefit from a more historical system or afrom scrapping it. The idea of German transports bobbing up and down happily across the north Atlantic is a bit stupid.
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 12:59:59 AM   
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Status: offline 		Have you tried having transports bobbing about the Atlantic?  they usually don't last long against the British and French - you might get away with it vs the aI, but that's no great achievement

Whether the German fleet stays in port or not is entirely up to the German player. Historically the Germans kept putting considerable resources into the High Seas Fleet....you can choose to do that or try an alternative course - what's your problem with that?

This game gives you options to what was done historically - and IMO the options you get have believeable outcomes - somethign a lot of game designers could learn from!!

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 1:29:58 AM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 1:50:21 AM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 3:05:15 AM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/9/2007 9:57:48 PM   
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If I wanted an exact duplicate of historical events and circumstances in my wargames, instead....I never understood gamers who have such a myopic view of how a game should play....


Certainly in wargames history should not be too a tight constraint that it cannot be reversed through a skillful strategy accomplished by human players. BUT history should definitely be hard to reverse for a wargame to assert itself as minimally historical and not phantasy. That is also part of the enjoyment of these peculiar pastimes of ours: the player feels proud of having been able to win against unfavourable odds, like for instance in the role of the historical underdog General Lee in Gettysburg.

In Guns of August on the contrary (at least in the current level of development of this overall well devised and innovative game), just since my second campaign and thus being not yet particularly experienced in the game mechanics and strategies, while playing as CP, I have been always able to easily smash the AI Entente. Moreover almost in every game I astonishingly assisted around 1916 to the quite unhistorical surrender of Britain just due – I suppose – to the outcome of some naval battles in the North Atlantic and in spite of a certain amount of successful offensives accrued in France by the Western Allies. Germany, instead of being starved by the Entente blockade, ended regularly with plenty of resources as though the powerful British Home Fleet had never materialized.

Not very amusing according to my point of view : I would have saved the money and buy "The Phantasy Great War of Goblins"

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 1:01:09 AM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 1:46:19 AM   
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Status: offline 		I think the transports that Germany can sneak through,even against a human opponent, is kinda reflected by blockade runners and that sort of thing, so its not like its completely ahistorical.  They did have blockade runners and smugglers and such.

In any case they won't usually last long.


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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 3:17:00 AM   
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Status: offline 		I do see the point he is making.
In the game if Russia surrenders, as it historically did, there is no food problem for Germany. Even before Russia surrenders there is rarely a food problem for Germany.
Historically the German were pretty much starved by the blockade. I don't see how you can put pressure on Germany with a blockade even if the game goes exactly as history.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 12:28:57 PM   
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Status: offline 		Germany produces 7 food, and consumes 10 - so it needs another 9 captured food to make up that missing 3 (captured only produces at 1/3rd per unit remember).

Austria is a drain too - it uses 7 and produces 6 so that's another 3 captured food needed.....Turkey is neutral - producing and consuming 7.

IIRC Germany gets another 6 food from Russia's surrender. Romania can yield 3, Serbia and Belgium 1 each. France has a couple by Dijon that are the closest to the German border, and there's 1 just north of Paris.

So Germany needs to get almost all of those - any 12 - to make up the food shortage for it and Austria.

All the CP powers combined have an initial surplus of 20 food. Assuming they quickly capture 3 Russian sources and the Serbian one they will lose an average of 2 2/3rd food/turn - so they have about 8 strategic phases before they start losing morale for lack of food - more if they capture more.

If the Russian player kindly lines his border with his troops to get killed in the first turn then that's fairly easy....the AI does that a lot - often you can kill 1/2 the Russian army before the 2nd strat phase (I just did 560,000 TE casualties all Serbian and Russian in the 1st turn to 180,000 CP)

But a decent human player isn't going to make it so easy - and some of the German food is close enough to the Russian border to be able to be threatened if things go wrong....

The CP does not have secure food supplies by any means!!


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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 3:16:07 PM   
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Germany produces 7 food, and consumes 10 - so it needs another 9 captured food to make up that missing 3 (captured only produces at 1/3rd per unit remember).

Austria is a drain too - it uses 7 and produces 6 so that's another 3 captured food needed.....Turkey is neutral - producing and consuming 7.

IIRC Germany gets another 6 food from Russia's surrender. Romania can yield 3, Serbia and Belgium 1 each. France has a couple by Dijon that are the closest to the German border, and there's 1 just north of Paris.

So Germany needs to get almost all of those - any 12 - to make up the food shortage for it and Austria.

All the CP powers combined have an initial surplus of 20 food. Assuming they quickly capture 3 Russian sources and the Serbian one they will lose an average of 2 2/3rd food/turn - so they have about 8 strategic phases before they start losing morale for lack of food - more if they capture more.

If the Russian player kindly lines his border with his troops to get killed in the first turn then that's fairly easy....the AI does that a lot - often you can kill 1/2 the Russian army before the 2nd strat phase (I just did 560,000 TE casualties all Serbian and Russian in the 1st turn to 180,000 CP)

But a decent human player isn't going to make it so easy - and some of the German food is close enough to the Russian border to be able to be threatened if things go wrong....

The CP does not have secure food supplies by any means!!



But the point is the Naval blockade does nothing regarding the food situation for Germany and in the war it had an effect.
If Russia surrenders Germany loses 1 morale point per turn for the rest of the game assuming they gain no other food sources. Yet blockade that had bigger effect later in the war.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 4:33:53 PM   
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Status: offline 		Isn't the blockade effect represented by the shortfall in German food producton (consumes 10 produces 7)?  If there was no blockade in this game then the Germans would consume 10 and produce 10.

The question of whether or not the fall of Russia should alleviate the German food problem is another matter entirely.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 5:09:17 PM   
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Isn't the blockade effect represented by the shortfall in German food producton (consumes 10 produces 7)?  If there was no blockade in this game then the Germans would consume 10 and produce 10.



Perhaps that is what is shown. I don't recall reading of widespread food shortages in Germany in 1915 though.
While it is possible to get German transports into the North Atlantic and get food in trade in practice it is impossible even at the start of the war. Germany can 'blockade' the UK with U-boats and force the UK to surrender regardless of how the land war is going but the TE really can't force Germany into the same situation which seems odd. Perhaps putting the North Sea as a trade zone for Germany to receive food via instead of the North Atlantic would make the blockade more meaningful and something to actually pursue.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 6:14:45 PM   
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Germany produces 7 food, and consumes 10 - so it needs another 9 captured food to make up that missing 3 (captured only produces at 1/3rd per unit remember).

Austria is a drain too - it uses 7 and produces 6 so that's another 3 captured food needed.....Turkey is neutral - producing and consuming 7.

IIRC Germany gets another 6 food from Russia's surrender. Romania can yield 3, Serbia and Belgium 1 each. France has a couple by Dijon that are the closest to the German border, and there's 1 just north of Paris.

So Germany needs to get almost all of those - any 12 - to make up the food shortage for it and Austria.

All the CP powers combined have an initial surplus of 20 food. Assuming they quickly capture 3 Russian sources and the Serbian one they will lose an average of 2 2/3rd food/turn - so they have about 8 strategic phases before they start losing morale for lack of food - more if they capture more.

If the Russian player kindly lines his border with his troops to get killed in the first turn then that's fairly easy....the AI does that a lot - often you can kill 1/2 the Russian army before the 2nd strat phase (I just did 560,000 TE casualties all Serbian and Russian in the 1st turn to 180,000 CP)

But a decent human player isn't going to make it so easy - and some of the German food is close enough to the Russian border to be able to be threatened if things go wrong....

The CP does not have secure food supplies by any means!!



I fear that if thats how its suppose to work, then there is a bug. Ill in next 3 post show 3 pic's from july '15. Where CP hasnt taken any russian food sources at all. Just Austria the Serbian 1 and German 1 in France and 1 in Belgium and its now has the food it need not to lose moral. AH being +1 and Germany being minus 1. I've never ever in any of my campaigns as CP from 1.1 to 1.2b2 ever lost 1 moral from not having food as CP.
First pic is overall pic.




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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 6:16:26 PM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 6:18:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		and AH food going from 5 to 6 gaining 1. With 1 transfered u can keep up the german food aka with 3 taken food resources my experience is that u are home free.




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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 6:45:04 PM   
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Perhaps putting the North Sea as a trade zone for Germany to receive food via instead of the North Atlantic would make the blockade more meaningful and something to actually pursue.


I can see this. My "Jutland" happened in the North Atlantic which ended up contested and allowed me a turn of outside trade. Historically, this wasn't going to happen. What would be the conseqences of switching German trade to the North Sea from the North Atlantic?

Aside from denying the British amphib capabilities (granted a very good thing) control of the North Sea doesn't mean much. Or does it?

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 8:25:48 PM   
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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 8:28:32 PM   
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The Germans can get a steady supply of food from Baltic trade too, right?


They get resources from the Baltic and Food from the Atlantic.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 9:22:05 PM   
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ORIGINAL: James Ward


Perhaps that is what is shown. I don't recall reading of widespread food shortages in Germany in 1915 though.
While it is possible to get German transports into the North Atlantic and get food in trade in practice it is impossible even at the start of the war. Germany can 'blockade' the UK with U-boats and force the UK to surrender regardless of how the land war is going but the TE really can't force Germany into the same situation which seems odd. Perhaps putting the North Sea as a trade zone for Germany to receive food via instead of the North Atlantic would make the blockade more meaningful and something to actually pursue.



The UK was much more reliant on food imports in RL than Germany was. Whether or not the relative reliance is being simulated correctly is another matter. But I think that the fact that the UK is more easily brought to its knees from blockade is accurate.


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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:05:41 PM   
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Status: offline 		...If I remember my military history correctly, Germany was almost self-sufficient in food(if you liked beets, cabbage and potatoes), but they depended upon their Nitrogen production for both fertilizer(absolutely vital in Germany's poor soil) and munitions. It was a tight balancing act until 1918 when Ludendorf appropriated almost all nitrogen production for munitions to carry out the Kaiserschlacht. The result was a failed crop for 1918, then starvation, demoralization and eventual collapse.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:32:09 PM   
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Walloc it looks like both Austria and German scored their 1/3rd chance of getting a food from their captured resource.  That's what is suppsoed to happen - they should get 0 from it 2/3rds of the time.  It is possible to get 3 food in a turn from only 3 captured resources - but somewhat unlikely - jsut as it is possible to get 0 food from 12!

I'm not sure why Germany is getting 8 production in your case.......it only gets 7 in mine, which I did look up at hte time - perhaps they get some increase built in in 1915??

James I'm pretty sure that missing 1 food gives more than 1% drop in morale.  However whatever the figure is, morale drops from all causes will add up over the war, and their effect will be felt at the end - that is hte nature of cumulative penalties - You expect Germany to drop to exhausted some tiem in 1917/18.

IIRC a transport can bring in 3-4 food per turn doesn't it?  Certainly the UK gets more than 7 for its 7 transports in the Atlantic so I'd expect Germany to get the same.  So if Germany can break the blockade it will be able to build up a food surplus!

Nitrogen remained a problem for German agriculture in WW2 too - for hte same reasons - it was needed for miltary explosives - they were short of it for all purposes by late 1944.  Oil was also a problem for agriculture in WW2 - its demand for oil increased as horses were used up by the military!!

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:47:12 PM   
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Status: offline 		Interesting reading.

There's an excellent book on the subject by the name of "Victory must be ours" by Laurence Moyer, which is what I used as my source to get a feel for Germany's domestic food and morale issues during the war.

Anyway, I'll change the way captured food is done.  I'll modify it slightly to 1 per 2 captured but allow captured food to be "used up".  So that captured food won't join the economy, it'll instead be more of a pillaging sort of thing where you exhaust the area of whatever it can supply until its gone.

This will also apply to food that is gained through surrendered territory.




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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:47:27 PM   
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Perhaps that is what is shown. I don't recall reading of widespread food shortages in Germany in 1915 though.
While it is possible to get German transports into the North Atlantic and get food in trade in practice it is impossible even at the start of the war. Germany can 'blockade' the UK with U-boats and force the UK to surrender regardless of how the land war is going but the TE really can't force Germany into the same situation which seems odd. Perhaps putting the North Sea as a trade zone for Germany to receive food via instead of the North Atlantic would make the blockade more meaningful and something to actually pursue.



The UK was much more reliant on food imports in RL than Germany was. Whether or not the relative reliance is being simulated correctly is another matter. But I think that the fact that the UK is more easily brought to its knees from blockade is accurate.



I agree with you. Maybe it would just be one of those nice touches if both sides had to actively pursue a blockade strategy.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:51:50 PM   
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Walloc it looks like both Austria and German scored their 1/3rd chance of getting a food from their captured resource.  That's what is suppsoed to happen - they should get 0 from it 2/3rds of the time.  It is possible to get 3 food in a turn from only 3 captured resources - but somewhat unlikely - jsut as it is possible to get 0 food from 12!


Just ran some tests. Doing the turn pre my example and seeing how lucky i get since getting 2 times 1/3 should only happen every 9 turn.
Disclamer unless rolls some how are pre determained which i naturally cant check.
Then some thing is up. Im get 2 every time. Time to check on my RNG hamsters again.

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I'm not sure why Germany is getting 8 production in your case.......it only gets 7 in mine, which I did look up at hte time - perhaps they get some increase built in in 1915??


U havent heard of the great landbuild of 1915??
Joke a side, could the belgain food resource be counting as 1 full after Belgian surrender?


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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:52:19 PM   
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James I'm pretty sure that missing 1 food gives more than 1% drop in morale.  However whatever the figure is, morale drops from all causes will add up over the war, and their effect will be felt at the end - that is hte nature of cumulative penalties - You expect Germany to drop to exhausted some tiem in 1917/18.

IIRC a transport can bring in 3-4 food per turn doesn't it?  Certainly the UK gets more than 7 for its 7 transports in the Atlantic so I'd expect Germany to get the same.  So if Germany can break the blockade it will be able to build up a food surplus!



I was under the impression that ech food missing gave a 1% drop. Perhaps I'm mistaken. Doesn't the new patch provide a breakdown of what is causing morale loss? That would clear it up. 1% per turn isn't going to cost you the war, even if you lose it for the whole game. Even 3% per turn wouldn't lose it by itself but it would be harder to take.
If you look at the map when the war ended Germany would only suffer morale losses for ship and military losses.

As far as transports I always get 2 food per transport for the TE. Maybe it's different for Germany. I've never had much luck getting their transports into the Atlantic.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/10/2007 11:59:14 PM   
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ust ran some tests. Doing the turn pre my example and seeing how lucky i get since getting 2 times 1/3 should only happen every 9 turn


Its only random when there's fractions.  So if you had 8 captured food you would get 2 plus a 2/3 chance of getting a third.

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Joke a side, could the belgain food resource be counting as 1 full after Belgian surrender?


Yes
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I was under the impression that ech food missing gave a 1% drop


Its a loss of 1 point, not 1%. 

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Doesn't the new patch provide a breakdown of what is causing morale loss?


Yes, on the victory screen click the nation's name

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/11/2007 12:05:15 AM   
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ust ran some tests. Doing the turn pre my example and seeing how lucky i get since getting 2 times 1/3 should only happen every 9 turn


Its only random when there's fractions.  So if you had 8 captured food you would get 2 plus a 2/3 chance of getting a third.



As per picture higher above. I only had 2 captured food resources in all. 1 for each of germany and AH. That said the AH one was in Serbia. There it gets to be a bit tricky cuz of the territory that serbia gives after the surrender doesnt include the food resource, but i still have ownership of the hex since, ownership doesnt seem to revert back after a surrender.
3rd being the belgian that is explained in why German has a base of 8 not 7.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/11/2007 12:16:49 AM   
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Status: offline 		I can see how the german screen says 8/4 for captured food.
It makes no sense at all tho. Only food resources that is CP owned they didnt start with is:
1 in Serbiam AH owned.
1 in Belgium, which has surrendered, as i understand it raising the german base from 7 to 8.
1 in France hex. 10,15

Pic included of France area. As u should be able to see from overview picture higher in thread i have advanced no where else and there for taken no other food resources.

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RE: Blockade +Jutland? - 10/11/2007 12:26:55 AM   
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The only 8/4 I see is for raw materials

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