Anthropoid -> RE: New Problem Discovered (11/6/2010 7:54:45 PM)
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Honestly I have always found this part of the game to be the least intuitive and clear (having never read the rulebook). Does being "drafted" mean they are just starting their training? Or that they are ready to be assigned as replacements? If the former, then why does the replacements window refer to the "draft pool" going down after replacements are allocated at the end of month? I think I know that the answer is that they are just starting their training; but I remain uncertain to be honest, and it would not be hard to make it totally clear without having to make reference to the rules book. If EvWalt is correct and the pool goes down when you lower draft rate, that is really pretty fricking annoying, and yes I agree my anecdotal observations suggest to me that that is how it is working. While that is being looked at, why not change the language used in this part of the game too? Would suggest the following: Draft Rate: how many new recruits are drawn from the civilian population for training. I would think that it is not ONLY conscription that is being modeled for this time period, and that the use of that word is misleading? I would think that, some of the recruits are from levies or even volunteers, depending on the nation, date, feudal dues level? Training Pool: how many new soldiers are underoing training for allocation to brigades. Replacement Pool: how many trained soldiers are available to be allocated to brigades (which I believe is referred to as "Draft Pool" in some portions of text in game at present)
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