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Treefrog -> RE: Training (12/20/2008 3:20:00 PM)
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Joel has it right of course. I had a brainfart and was thinking movement points not command points.
The colonels train people slowly. My approach is:
1.determine all the USA officers that train at 3 and 4 regardless of command points.
2. establish those officers in training centers at St. Louis, captured non-frontline CSA regions that require large garrisons, and DC. I may also have an corps with militia on the front line in an inactive area (inactive, just like the Ardennes area in December 1944). Someone like McClernard operates a big training center, someone with a CR of 2 does a small one. No matter, the USA can utilize all sizes of training centers.
3. Move the militia into those centers/corps.
4. As they achieve regular status I do one of three things:
a. I bump them forward one region at a time when they are moving "1". For example, I'll put a training center at Louisville, Ky. When that militia trains to a regular I'll move him south one region, displacing that garrison point to itself move south region, etc.
b. I'll strategic move them where needed, or
c. If they're amphibious capable, I'll launch an invasion with them. I have launched many amphibious operations from St. Louis.
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