does anyone by any chance know offhand how hoi4 weighs options of an event that has no ai_chance block, such as germany.66? is it a straight 50/50 split, or is there some other (dynamic?) weighing that occurs?
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I'm almost out of manpower, while my faction leader that I'm in war together with has over 8 million free. The tooltip for requesting garrison support is that they don't have enough manpower. I've never seen this before. Is this WAD? Am I missing something?
When Nat China joined the commitern, they gladly gave me half a million men, so it's not like I didn't need them.
When Nat China joined the commitern, they gladly gave me half a million men, so it's not like I didn't need them.
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The adjective coded in this sentence : "Embargos [THIS.GetAdjective]" is feminine (in french version).
Is there a way to get the masculine adjective ?
Is there a way to get the masculine adjective ?
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Unlikely. I'd say your best bet is firing of an event or decision that decreases it, if such exist. :/
Edit: See below.
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I noticed this on the wiki the other day: set_var sov_paranoia 0 The notes say: "Change paranoia points for Stalin to 0" . I haven't tried it so can't guarantee it, let us know how you go.
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I just tried it on a save game and it sent Stalin's paranoia from 20 to zero
Thanks for the help
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How do you know when you received a requested lend lease? I saw some tutorials that say "pay attention, when you get your lend lease...." but you are not notified in any way and i have no idea where it should show up for me to track
I've never found a way to get a formal notification of lend lease deliveries. Usually, the way I keep tabs on them is via the Diplomatic screen for my nation. Here's what it looks like when Lend Lease is on it's way:
And here's what it looks like on April 19, the day after it's been delivered. After this point, it should show up on your logistics screen, or, if you had a equipment deficit in your deployed forces, you would see the lend lease on your Army equipment details screen.
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Oh wow, I NEVER look at the diplo screen and that's the last place i ever would have looked, i was loosing my mind in the logistics tab. thanks.
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Isnt that how much supply they are getting compared to how much they are demanding?
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I was wondering what effects it has. E.g. if I see enemy divisions with 50% org, I know they can only absorb half as much damage. But what does X% supply status imply?
That if they are past the threshold, they'll be suffering supply penalties in combat, I guess.
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Why adding radar on a ship reduces its range by half? I have DD II with 1800 range and when I add new radar to it its reduced to 900...what is the point?
Do you know how to add the radar wihout loosing the range?
Do you know how to add the radar wihout loosing the range?
It is probably changing the design company the hull is using to the coastal one, which halves range.
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As I understand from the wiki, supply status affects the stored supply grace as well as current stats. That is, a unit will draw down its stored supply to maintain its effective supply level at 100% until the stored supply matches the percentage of supply that it's actually receiving. So rather than 150% stored supply, the unit starts with 37%, if the undersupply condition has been there for long enough to reach steady state.
From screenshots, effects of low supply appear to me to scale with the supply percentage. There seems to be a multiplier that's always applied to combat stats (attacks / breakthrough / defense), rather than a few thresholds that step up to fixed percentages. I haven't looked at the numbers hard enough to figure out if there's a formula with coefficients, etc., that turn a supply level into another number to calculate effective stats, or whether it's just a straight multiply by the supply percentage.
Below 35%, units take additional supply-based attrition.
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...I was going to ask about how to adjust the fps caps because it seems my graphics card can't do the 60 fps it's expected to do at speed 0-2, but it does 30 fps very well at speed 3-4... Basically, the game progresses much smoother at speed 3 than speed 2 for me.
But then bitmode's framerate page said the caps are all hardcoded.
So I guess I can't adjust that in any way. Or can I?
I want to run at 30 fps.
But then bitmode's framerate page said the caps are all hardcoded.
So I guess I can't adjust that in any way. Or can I?
I want to run at 30 fps.
These two defines, how do they relate to that formula?
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COMBAT_VALUE_ORG_IMPORTANCE = 1,
COMBAT_VALUE_STR_IMPORTANCE = 1,Is it harmful to bump the ORG one up? Will it actually have an effect?
Background: I just witnessed a series of combats where the 20w AI troops were always being selected for defending, despite some of them having <15 organisation, and my 10w marines at full organisation were always left in the reserve.
I'd like to avoid the situation.
Edit: oh, wait, are those for the battleplanner?
That's right. They should not affect how the frontline gets filled. As far as I know, there are no defines to do so.
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