Chickenboy
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Joined: 6/29/2002 From: San Antonio, TX Status: offline
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What-ah herr? Rooking at Mandrake-san's production makey Chickenboy-san cry. Can't bereive eyes. What-ah herr? Where to begin? Arr right: (for berow, prease assume Chickenboy-san mispronounce arr future "L" sounds accordingry) You've way overexpanded most of your engine and airframe settings. For example, you're trying to produce 220 G4M1 Betty aircraft a month. You're only able to repair one point of production per turn, so you're only actually producing 106 per month at this point. The other 114 points of "damaged" factory represent the production that-over the next 3.5 months will revert to repaired and contribute to production. Of course, each point of repaired factory requires precious HI to expand and 1000 supply to repair. So you've committed to overproducing 220 Betties per month and are willing to spend gobs of HI to get there and ****loads of supply to repair to that absurd level. You probably need no more than 30-40 G4M1s / month. You're also producing (or trying to) 224 Kates / month (probably need ~25-35), 424 A6M2s (probably need 60-75), 263 Ki-21-IIa (maybe need 40), 96 D3A1 (need 20-30) and so forth. Way, way way too much. You're overproducing most of your engines and have grossly overexpanded production in these as well. Same story. You don't need monthly production of 746 Ha-35s, because you don't need the hundreds upon hundreds of superfluous Ha-35 receiving aircraft that these will go into every month. You're at risk of running your production into the ground by January 1, 1943. You can at least stem the bleeding somewhat. You've got to shut down expansion on all of the aforementioned aircraft engine factories. Not production (yet), but expansion. You will need to shut down production in a month or so after you've rebuilt your pools of engines. You've got to shut down both expansion of and production of all aircraft production factories for the time being. There aren't any airframes being built for now anyways (largely because you're out of the most popular engines like Ha-35 and Ha-32). You can continue a few of the airframes for which their engine supply is current (e.g., Ki-49-1a / Ha-34 current), but be prepared to turn these off when you have sufficient airframes in the pool. With the Helen, you've overexpanded that production as well-probably double what you need. There *is* a bright lining here, believe it or not. Your production of Ki-45, Ki-46-II Dinah and E13A1 Jakes are about right. You must not have touched these from their defaults. Lastly, most people convert the unnecessary Hitachi Amakaze, Nakajima Kotobuki and Hitachi (early) engine factories to something more useful instead of running them for 7 months. With everything else going on in your production, I'd say just turn them off and leave them off until you can get a handle on everything else.
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