loki100 -> RE: supply chain (12/20/2021 9:44:35 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Sauron_II It's all game magic and/or "clearly documented" in the manual. (deliberate sarcasm) Because I look at things like this in the manual (pg 304) (which I have yet to see in the game) and just shake my head. quote:
For example, an undamaged level 2 railyard with 20k capacity (10 x 2) will show a value of 20 in the rail circle when in F2 mode. If this has been used for freight or units then it will be reduced (subject to rounding). I, like you, have all this freight piled up, but cannot see where my rail-yard capacity has been fully utilized to transport it. (if it had been used, according to the manual, then I should see a significant reduction in the numbers displayed while in F2 mode, correct?) It doesn't look like any of the Berlin railyard capacity has been used for transportation of freight to me. (see picture) Let me get my popcorn and see if Loki (both the expert on all things related to the manual and logistics) cares to elaborate? ... Look, I realise that being needlessly rude is the way to go, and that if only you'd be involved in the testing/documentation then it would be perfect ... but ok usage shown (as per the manual) is basically last turn /6 (there are a few quirks), so if you see 5416 then last turn's usage on that line was around 30k (assuming its a dual track) second, and as stated many times, freight returns its 'trains'/railyard capacity at the end of the turn so of course its mostly back at the source, that is why we use intermediate depots to capture the freight that can't make the journey to the front lines. This is different to entrained units that do retain their 'trains'/railyard capacity till they are actually detrained - and yes this does show depot capacity is just that, the max the depot can receive/send on or store, adjusted down by damage and up by HQ placement Roger
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