Shark7
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Joined: 7/24/2007 From: The Big Nowhere Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Kitakami quote:
The only situation you can refer to as "a crash" (which it is not) is the sudden lack of supplies on HI in the first months of 42 with all the expansions and shipping out. Well, you can always turn off some repairs and wait for the industry to produce more supplies (AFAIR ~20k a turn on Home Islands) to fill the hole. Then turn on repairs and proceed. This. This is the one thing that gave me untold headaches until I learned to not overdo it. If you see your supply piles in the HI dwindle, stop factory conversions for a bit, and then restart them one by one, in priority order. If you learn to do this right, the rest is a lot easier. Kitikami you make valid points. Mistakes I've made have left lasting impressions. I certainly managed to collapse the IJ economy more than once by either trying to expand too much too early leaving me short on supplies, or making some factories too big, leaving the HI pools too small at end game when your opponent starts to starve you of resources. These days I take a more cautious approach, expanding a few things at a time and reassessing my situation. So basically the lesson I learned is 'Don't produce more than you need in the early game.' Having a pool of 3,000 A6M2s doesn't help anything when they are obsolete cannon fodder in 1945, for example.
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