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Hubert Cater -> RE: Morale Formula? (6/26/2017 6:02:38 PM)
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Ni Nethog,
I've double checked and it looks like the formulas are correct, but there are additional factors that may apply each time it is recalculated which may vary the final results.
For example, Germany can receive a unit morale bonus if it has Infantry Warfare Level-1 (which it starts the game with), details on this bonus are noted on page 48 of the English Manual, and the National Morale of a country can have an effect as well, also noted on page 87 of the English Manual.
Depending on the German action in Poland during your 4 turns, and if National Morale went up or down, it would need to be applied to each recalculation per turn.
However, if let's say you just ended the turns, and didn't move any Axis units and NM went unchanged and remained at 100%, the way the individual unit morale bonus is applied, is that it is first removed from the unit prior to re-calculation, and then added back in after unit morale calculation. This is only to avoid an ever growing cumulative effect if we simply re-applied at the end of each re-calculation.
So with your numbers above, a unit's morale would first be reset to 60% as German units receive a 10% bonus, the formula applied, and then the 10% bonus reapplied.
As you noticed the unit morale would normally stabilize at around 59%, but with the 10% bonus the unit morale should then stabilize around 69%, i.e. 10% higher.
Hope this helps,
Hubert
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