What actually determines military score? I've noticed that, playing as the North German Federation, with over 200k men in my army, Denmark has a higher military score than me with about 3900 men and a navy with only 4 more ships than mine, which isn't very substantial.
Soldier Pops.
Military Leaders.
Ships.
'Expensive' Military Units.
I know for sure that 1 Military Leader nets 2 Military Score and 1 Man'o'War nets 0.125 Military Score.
Don't know for sure what Soldier Pops and Units give.
I'm playing Hawaii at the moment. To civilize you need a Military Score of at least 50, but Hawaii has nearly NO budget for an army.
25 Military Leaders did the trick :P
"Das Ziel in einem Krieg ist nicht, dass man für sein Land stirbt, sondern dass der Lump da drüben für seins stirbt."
"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his."
Hmmm. Well I'm pretty sure I now have the most powerful standing army in the world after excessive recruitment of guards. I'm still ranked third though. Isn't there a limit to how many military leaders you can have?
No there isn't.
I currently have 19 Generals and 17 Admirals. Not a single bullet and no dinghy on Hawaii, though.
"Das Ziel in einem Krieg ist nicht, dass man für sein Land stirbt, sondern dass der Lump da drüben für seins stirbt."
"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his."
-soldier pops
-soldier wages
-military supply consumption
-dreadnoughts (other ships are marginal)
It's based on your total available number of brigades, not your standing army, modified by technology. So either you are behind in tech or another nation has more soldier POPs (i.e. China). Or someone spammed Dreadnaughts.Originally Posted by Cheese7
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the military score is wrong calculated!
I have seen luxemburg (1brigade) with 70 mil score while me with greater germany ,only 100+. For some sort of reason when you are in war you mil score multiplies by 4 or 5 even if you don't build any additional brigade! UK is still 1st in mil score for all the period of the game and france always 2nd (sometimes 1st). China still is 3rd mil power of the world from 1840-1935. Cruisers don't raise the mil score at all. Guards don't seem to add mor mil score than inf!
in war your military score increases because your supply consumption doubles in war
that's ridicilous. It shouldn't happen. Mil score should be= SUM[(number of brigade/ship)*(type of brigade/ship)*(tech for that brigade)]
Aye I don't like it either, in addition your ruling party's military policy affects the score somebody mentioned; jingoism good, pacifism or antimilitary crap
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There is a limiting factor to the number of leaders you can have: the leadership generated has a maximum amount, and generals have only a certain life span. Nonetheless, I'm not particularly keen on the way it is currently calculated either.
I have a related question. Does military expenditure pay for military POPs or actual standing armies? Does national stockpile also pay for military supply costs?
That actually makes sense. A militaristic military policy *should* make you a more respectable military power in the eyes of the world, than a policy of avoiding violence at all costs.
Military expenditure pays military POPs. National stockpile buys goods to supply standing armies.
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