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BELOW: v1.11 Default AI Screenshot: PLEASE CLARIFY IF YOU HAVE BITTER PEACE. When was that?
It doesn't make any sense as needed repairs is shown as 36.20 and you giving it 1.57
"6x1.57" does not fit. NEVER MIND. Maybe next time try using auto so you don't have such discrepancies like "everything needs reducing by 1.57". Trust you to present the non-obvious.


No comment here but quoted it to get it moved forward as we have turned new page. Might need it later.
Plan is to next have me explain why I will use the method I intend to for figuring out who really has the most military at this time. Please understand, my aim is not to beat you but to discover what is the true date that your program passes my program (when the AI has greater total military than me). But that needs to be done while being aware of the skews that exist with whatever method is used.
Unfortunately you did not take my advice nor fulfill my request (although I do appreciate you having computed that you think the AI is 12% ahead).
"NO, Pang". Your accounting is very inaccurate because it considers a theoretical "base icd" which is not relevant to Feb 30, '42 …. the date of comparison. While it might be the fairest method you know, you can not deny that a certain skew exists with trying to apply base icd value of units to a situation of "Who has greater military at Feb/42?"
If we had identical military, the answer would be easy.
If you had a total of one more division than me (and all else identical) the determination of fair value for that one extra unit would be, "What will I have to spend to gain that unit so then we would be equal?"
Because we are doing this in 1942, the only truly applicable way is to compute using my game for 1942, or use the AI's game for 1942 - but definitely only use one game (or the other) to calculate all units that are different . That prevents any skew happening between calculating your extra units, and mine using different reference.
That type of skew you avoided with your method because you did all as to same reference. Good. I will avoid it also when I do my calculations tomorrow. Show you then.
But the skew you have not avoided is the skew that exists between the applicability of "What is base icd relevance" and "What is actual fair icd value on Feb 02 '42 for any unit(s) which one side has more of?
And - UNFORTUNATELY - whatever the skew, you maximized it by ignoring my excellent advise to first cancel out all same-same units; and insisting on calculating all the units of both armies to so accumulate maximum skew.
Back to "If I have 100 soldiers and you have 100 identical year/model soldiers", the 200 soldiers can be cancelled out to determine that the armies are same total military …. and do so with zero skew.
And if you have 101, and I only 100, then it should be the calculation of the icd value of your extra ONE soldier to determine how much more military you have. Whatever skew (by whatever method) it is limited to applying only to one soldier. So it will be pretty accurate.
But you with your professed superior math knowledge than me with my abacus and "number crunching" tendencies have skewed your findings the very most you could. And THAT is why I am not accepting them.
Good night. It's 4:30 AM. Maybe I should start saying "Good morning!"
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Thank you for posting your screen shot. But then writing a post explaining how all values are different than shown leaves one wondering.
BELOW: v1.11 Default AI Screenshot: PLEASE CLARIFY IF YOU HAVE BITTER PEACE. When was that?
Please note that ic on repairs is actually 6x1.57, the other 5 slides need to be reduced by 1.57.
It doesn't make any sense as needed repairs is shown as 36.20 and you giving it 1.57
"6x1.57" does not fit. NEVER MIND. Maybe next time try using auto so you don't have such discrepancies like "everything needs reducing by 1.57". Trust you to present the non-obvious.
Your CG is 10ic higher than mine and that is counted as a deduction from the higher effective you show as regards determining what "true available IC" really is.After that it is:
101.46 ic on cg
Your production is higher, of course. Wether or not your total military has matched mine at this date remains to be seen. There are many problems with the method you used (base icd to determine value of military units). I will discuss in next post tomorrow; and present my estimate of who is ahead.401.32 ic on producion
Well, it shows that you need zero supplies. Did you forget to run the game to midnight so it could register everything? You should redo your screen shot, and do it properly.102.46 ic on supplies
Are you still at war with the SU? Why your reinforcements so high? Getting bombed from the British Isles? Yah, you need a lot more INT. My INT are now ineffective unless I take Cuba and build air bases there.49.34 ic on reinforcements
That was the advantage of picking this date for comparison.0 ic at upgrades
No comment except you should do screen shots properly. In the case of it being AI you need to play it a day or two and "BALANCE THE GAME".9.42 ic to repairs.
- You have only $46 left, yet will lose $333.6 tomorrow. That is nuts. Get the sliders set properly before doing prt scr. While AI does not pay for research, AFAIK, there is zero value in presenting a screen shot where you are "cheating" the CG slider as much as you are WHEN YOU HAVE NO MONEY STOCKPILED TO DO ANY DEFICIT FINANCING.
- Your Needed CG is 137.38 but you only giving it 103.89. The shortfall of 33.49 ic needs to be deducted from your ic going into production to give true figure of what you can construct. That would be 402.82 - 33.49 = only 368.93 ic that can be maintained on construction. That means that "loss of gearing" is currently applicable to 47.29 ic of the bottom serials. Not good!
The default AI spends 50 ic for german factories, 10 ic for the austrian factory, 9x2 ic for radar stations, 16x4 ic for coastal forts, 4x2 ic for infra and 3 ic for synthetic oil, 5x10.1 ic for Int1940, 1x14.4 ic for RocketInt1941, 4x16.5 ic for Arm1941, 2x13.4 ic for Nav1941, 5x5.7 ic for DD1941, 5x4.9 ic for CL1941, 1x2.3 ic for SS1938, 1x6.8 ic for Mar1940, 2x6.1 ic for CV1941, 2x8.7 for SHBB1938 and 13.7 ic for Tac1940. That totals to 416.1 ic, so (apart from rounding) i got every item listed.
No comment here but quoted it to get it moved forward as we have turned new page. Might need it later.
Plan is to next have me explain why I will use the method I intend to for figuring out who really has the most military at this time. Please understand, my aim is not to beat you but to discover what is the true date that your program passes my program (when the AI has greater total military than me). But that needs to be done while being aware of the skews that exist with whatever method is used.
Unfortunately you did not take my advice nor fulfill my request (although I do appreciate you having computed that you think the AI is 12% ahead).
By this accounting AI has as a 12.77% greater military at 1942/02/30. The growth of your military compared to Barbarossa seems a bit dim. In the accounting from then i made many assumption that were too generous like SpArt instead of Art for the Infantry. The accounting for 1942 should be more accurate.
"NO, Pang". Your accounting is very inaccurate because it considers a theoretical "base icd" which is not relevant to Feb 30, '42 …. the date of comparison. While it might be the fairest method you know, you can not deny that a certain skew exists with trying to apply base icd value of units to a situation of "Who has greater military at Feb/42?"
If we had identical military, the answer would be easy.
If you had a total of one more division than me (and all else identical) the determination of fair value for that one extra unit would be, "What will I have to spend to gain that unit so then we would be equal?"
Because we are doing this in 1942, the only truly applicable way is to compute using my game for 1942, or use the AI's game for 1942 - but definitely only use one game (or the other) to calculate all units that are different . That prevents any skew happening between calculating your extra units, and mine using different reference.
That type of skew you avoided with your method because you did all as to same reference. Good. I will avoid it also when I do my calculations tomorrow. Show you then.
But the skew you have not avoided is the skew that exists between the applicability of "What is base icd relevance" and "What is actual fair icd value on Feb 02 '42 for any unit(s) which one side has more of?
And - UNFORTUNATELY - whatever the skew, you maximized it by ignoring my excellent advise to first cancel out all same-same units; and insisting on calculating all the units of both armies to so accumulate maximum skew.
Back to "If I have 100 soldiers and you have 100 identical year/model soldiers", the 200 soldiers can be cancelled out to determine that the armies are same total military …. and do so with zero skew.
And if you have 101, and I only 100, then it should be the calculation of the icd value of your extra ONE soldier to determine how much more military you have. Whatever skew (by whatever method) it is limited to applying only to one soldier. So it will be pretty accurate.
But you with your professed superior math knowledge than me with my abacus and "number crunching" tendencies have skewed your findings the very most you could. And THAT is why I am not accepting them.
Good night. It's 4:30 AM. Maybe I should start saying "Good morning!"
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