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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 2:36:37 AM

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yes the decline in total resources in the game for Japan is a worry down to 5,700,000 now 28 feb42 from 7,400,000 dec7th and i am not putting big demands on the economy thus far. Mike will the resources bounce back?

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 4:56:38 AM

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On another note you will probly want to turn off building Hitachi Amikazi , Hitachi Early , and nakajima koto buki
engine building early, I stopped production of Hitachi Amikazi engines at 125 in pool as these go into the E14Y1 Glens
Wich are the float planes from the subs, you build around 60 subs with this capability and ive already lost 3 of mine
to asw activity in the first month so switching these early helps in the long run.
I may bump up the engines too 175 and build that many aircraft and switch them..
Also
I have a pool of 350 hitachi early engines so I wont build more than that, would need to watch there use as most of those planes
get upgraded.
and a pool of 250 nakajima koto buki engines wich go into the Cluade, Dave and the Nate's..
The other engine in question is the Mitsubishi HA-31 I have 250 of these and am considering running that too 300..
and switching its production to something else..
Maybe some of you numbers crunchers can go into further explanation on this..

I think you need to look at Tracker re: TBO.YTA and the Engine planning tool ...

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 5:00:39 AM

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yes the decline in total resources in the game for Japan is a worry down to 5,700,000 now 28 feb42 from 7,400,000 dec7th and i am not putting big demands on the economy thus far. Mike will the resources bounce back?

Tiger!

This is a bit of a loaded Q. At the beginning of the war you will be losing about -2500 Res/day, this equates to 125 Res Centres. Now unless you have not captured any ResC or have massively increased HI or LI, then I'm confused as to why this has occured. You are losing about x10 the rate I quoted before.

Some Numbers would help to solve this ...

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 6:08:43 AM

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I think the 2500/day is an optimistic estimate. I'm guessing that doesn't include any allowance for attrition in overland movement. I know that I see a lot more resource loss than tools like WitpStaff would predict; percentage wise it's not much but it adds up over time.

Although tigercub's results look a little too bad. As n01487477 asked, have you expanded HI or LI?

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 9:24:51 AM

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As i am tending to go light about 200 more HI and no light to see what impact it is having before i do much changing.i will give you screen shots

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 9:26:28 AM

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 10:17:31 AM

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Now this really doesn't make sense ... you should be gaining about 10K Res / day globally.

Do you use Tracker or Staff to look at a history of resources ?

This is from my little VB app. (Not Tracker)

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RE: Japanese aircraft production - 11/3/2009 12:39:12 PM

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So i can relax i have done the right thing my economy is going great guns but don`t under stand the drop in Resources from 7,300,000 at start to now 5,865,000 is it talking about all Resources under my control or just in the Japaneses main land?

Tiger!

I had the same question in mind as you, while being sure that it shows total resources, not just the ones in Japan. Which then leads to the problem that you�ve by far not producing enough resources it seems, while other people said they would produce excess resources. No matter if you transport the resources or not, they should increase, not decrease IMO.