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CatLord -> RE: Japanese production....help? (11/18/2004 1:28:55 PM)
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OK another couple of noob questions:
If I understand completely, the two things a Japanese players has control on in Production are:
- Accelerate or halt a ship production,vs. its historical date of arrival.
BUT it cannot, let say, trade the production of a BB (or other ships) to get a new ahistorical CV that didn't exist in reality. right ?
- For aircraft, OTOH, you can choose to produce more of a type that did exist in reality, and completely halt production of another. So I can "trade", let say, for example, a couple of Oscar, to have more Emily. right ?
- What about land units ? Is that like navy (you cannot have more than reality) or like aircraft (you can have more squads than in history) ?
So the "golden rules" are:
- You cannot produce everything you want
- Choose your strategy first
- Get your aircraft production ready first (because this is where you can really make a difference)
- Adjust eventually your naval production to meet the need to complement your aircraft strategy.
- Get your land prodution ready
So it's not impossible of thinking of a (probably) silly strategy where you could concentrate on long range planes that you intend to only use from base and disregard CV production, in an effort to concentrate on a "ground unit/continental bases/long range planes" strategy instead of a "naval group/island bases/naval planes" one ? (broadly speaking, I am aware this needs to meet the reality of the map and where ressources are located). Is it ?
Cat
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