Logistical Strike Strategy

[Sernaton]

Having them teleport to the relevant port really is fine, IMO.

And what about the many problems inside the same land mass? For example the country-out-of-supply-after-surrounding-capital issue (Moscow for example), or country split on several isolated big areas (Spanish Civil War, China for example)?

Better to fix it correctly than to patch it hurriedly and non-satisfactorily.

Supplies, oil and resources generated and spread out all over the country, that is a natural solution, and thus will have no side effects.

 

[Kuciwalker]

And what about the many problems inside the same land mass? For example the country-out-of-supply-after-surrounding-capital issue (Moscow for example), or country split on several isolated big areas (Spanish Civil War, China for example)?

Better to fix it correctly than to patch it hurriedly and non-satisfactorily.

Supplies, oil and resources generated and spread out all over the country, that is a natural solution, and thus will have no side effects.

How do any of those pose significant resource problems?

 

[unmerged(83949)]

One idea is that it would be nice to have buildable supply depots (50 IC + 3 months or whatever) that would function like "supply capitals" and allow resources to be traced to them. This would give the player more control and add another strategic element (i.e., capture of depots to cripple an opponent's supply).

 

[Sernaton]

How do any of those pose significant resource problems?

Ideally, if supplies would be produced in every province according to the provincial IC, those factories would require resources to produce (like IRL).

 

[Sernaton]

One idea is that it would be nice to have buildable supply depots (50 IC + 3 months or whatever) that would function like "supply capitals" and allow resources to be traced to them. This would give the player more control and add another strategic element (i.e., capture of depots to cripple an opponent's supply).

I also like this idea, would solve all the issues as well.