Are you guys gunna implement the conversion of crude oil to fuel as in HOI3???? It's more realistic...
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'Fraid not, no. Given where we start from it's too much effort for somewhat low return. Besides, we have to give those HioI3 guys some breaks 
yup.. and one more joined the team this week.. care to guess what it does?
if you get it right i will acknowledge it in this thread, make a post in the news section about it
yup.. and one more joined the team this week.. care to guess what it does?
if you get it right i will acknowledge it in this thread, make a post in the news section about it
One more resource conversion?
Umm...energy and metal usually aren't what you want to convert, oil and rare are a lot rarer...energy-rare already indirectly exists...metal to rare, to represent elements like aluminum used to create strategic chemical compounds such as aluminum chloride used in synthesizing rubber?
yup.. and one more joined the team this week.. care to guess what it does?
if you get it right i will acknowledge it in this thread, make a post in the news section about it
Oil to Energy? Reflecting oil fuelled power plants perhaps...
or
Energy to Metal? Reflecting aluminium production, aluminium minerals are everywhere (they make up ~9% of the earth) but require a lot of energy to convert to useful aluminium metal...
Did I guess correctly with one of them?
Possibilities for that time:
1. energy (coal) to oil
2. energy (coal) to rare
4. oil to energy
5. oil to rare
It could be great to have coal and rubber but thats a different story.
1. energy (coal) to oil
2. energy (coal) to rare
4. oil to energy
5. oil to rare
It could be great to have coal and rubber but thats a different story.
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hm, I do hope devs will make it possible to mod in some additional resources ) even though it's strategy game about warfer period, still, the better economy is represented, the better the immersion.
) even though it's strategy game about warfer period, still, the better economy is represented, the better the immersion.
Manpower to trained manpower perhaps?
Maybe steel to manpower (robots) as a service for the fallout mod?
Or the natural process of manpower to oil.
Maybe steel to manpower (robots) as a service for the fallout mod?
Or the natural process of manpower to oil.
I'm going to guess on an IC <-> Manpower relation.yup.. and one more joined the team this week.. care to guess what it does?
if you get it right i will acknowledge it in this thread, make a post in the news section about it
I found it!
Wood-powered vehicles for the Wehrmacht!
At last, forest provinces become useful!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_gas
I am joking, but the wiki-link is genuine and such vehicles were used in ww2...
How about manpower to energy?
Wood-powered vehicles for the Wehrmacht!
At last, forest provinces become useful!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_gas
I am joking, but the wiki-link is genuine and such vehicles were used in ww2...
How about manpower to energy?
Im sorry to say, but the whole putting humans on sticks and lighting them up idea, kinda went out of fashion a few hundred years before the AOD timeline
I am going to guess You can convert ships and armor back into resources. Such as some DD1 can be recylced back into metal. They are doing this today with old Russian Subs.
manpower to money, as per the recent dev diary, I think. Unused manpower creates more money representing more undrafted men working in civilian industries.