Industrial and Military scores

[Ethan Ames]

I know that prestige is a direct score but does anyone know which army/navy units/other factors add what points to your military score? I figure this would be very useful to know when trying to achieve great power status.

Also does anyone know which factories/other factors add you your industrial score and what the values are? Thanks ahead of time for any help!

 

[unmerged(105596)]

About Military score, your standing army size does NOT affect it, but apparently (according the strategy guide) the amount of soldier POPs does. Also, generals add lots of score, and dreadnoughts (other ship classes less).

 

[jasonxfri13th]

As the CSA 30% of my population are soldiers and my military score is 3,600,
Britain's is only 2,400. My population is 19 million btw.

I only have 130 brigades and 10 cruisers.

 

[wazzupdude]

I find it strange having generals provide more millitary score than a standing army. In my game, i obtained GP status by creating generals.

 

[Ethan Ames]

Ah that is very interesting! How about industrial score?

 

[unmerged(105596)]

I think all factories give you industrial score. They need to have some workers, though. Also I *think* that some more advanced railroad levels give you score, too. But I'm not sure about that.

 

[Ethan Ames]

I think all factories give you industrial score. They need to have some workers, though. Also I *think* that some more advanced railroad levels give you score, too. But I'm not sure about that.

It seems that higher level product factories add much more to industrial score. I had a timber or lumber factory (not sure which but not the RGO) and it added little or nothing to my score while an artillery factory seemed to add tones!

 

[SolSara]

Your factories must make a profit in order to add to the industrial score.

 

[Carewolf2]

Also advanced factories give way more industry score than less advanced (unlike military score where the type of units doesn't matter). ASFAIK a fabric factory earning 10£ gives an industry score of around 1, but a steamer factory also earning 10£ gives an industry score of around 10.

 

[Mnoracle]

Your factories must make a profit in order to add to the industrial score.

I'm not sure it works as intended, may be due to gov support or whatever.

I checked AI GB - industrial score over the roof but most of the factories in red.

 

[panzerschreck!]

Also advanced factories give way more industry score than less advanced (unlike military score where the type of units doesn't matter). ASFAIK a fabric factory earning 10£ gives an industry score of around 1, but a steamer factory also earning 10£ gives an industry score of around 10.

Naval Units matter, Dreadnaughts give spanking good bang for your militatry score. I think they give somewhere between 15-30 prestige per unit.

 

[Rhion]

Your factories must make a profit in order to add to the industrial score.

Are you sure? I could've sworn my industrial score went down when I closed down unprofitable factories. Industrial score seems to be more determined by output than profitability, but that's just the impression I get.

 

[unmerged(136147)]

Can the things effecting industrial and military score be modified? I didn't find anything in defines.

 

[Zaku]

Are you sure? I could've sworn my industrial score went down when I closed down unprofitable factories. Industrial score seems to be more determined by output than profitability, but that's just the impression I get.

You are right, your net industrial production what matters, even if it means your factories are in deficit. (and you subsidize them)

 

[Mnoracle]

You are right, your net industrial production what matters, even if it means your factories are in deficit. (and you subsidize them)

Moreover even closed factories contribute to score

 

[unmerged(8351)]

Yeah this element of the game needs a little work. Spamming Officers shouldn't help much. Right now it is much too strong. Maybe only officers/12 units matters or something. Whatever seems a sensible ratio.