potski
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ORIGINAL: loki100 ... just set the rest to pri 0, they'll quickly shed their freight, no point actually deleting as they could be useful in 1945 Thanks for the confirmation, Joel. I have posted in the Scenario subforum that this should be the default in June 1941 for these depots. If they are not being used to supply any of the front line units or any air bases with air groups, then they should be zero priority. The player shouldn't have to do this. I think we can assume from what you say, and my own experience seems to confirm, that those who think that a chain of active depots are required from the NSS to the front (as in the AGEOD games), are wrong. An NSS can send freight right to the depots acting as forward operating bases. I set-up a band of priority 4 depots behind the front, and a band of priority 2 depots further back to supply the air groups. Most priority 4 depots get their freight direct from the NSS's. Very rarely do they draw anything from the priority 2 depots, even when these are much closer and have stocks not being used. Currently on Turn 17 in GC, I have three priority 4 depots near Odessa, one supplied directly by Berlin, one by Prague and one Bucharest. There is no chaining, even for Berlin to Odessa, despite all of the depots along the route.
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