(February 6th, 2015, 02:56)Old Harry Wrote: THH and Fintourist - how about moving our attack forward a turn? I think we can load 38 drafted infantry on t202 and attack t203... I *think* that's the earliest our galleons can all be there. If pindicator doesn't increase his stack size we could even go t202 with a galleon or two fewer.
Definitely, we will easily get enough units in place, it's all about galleon logistics and if that works...
(of course infantry logistics need thought and work too, but they aren't really the bottleneck)Great work with drafting plan & illustrations. I'll try to provide more concrete feedback and suggestions once I'll log in next time and can go through our cities, but my intuition is that we will lower the amount of drafts a bit during t195-203. IIRC our next GA starts on turn 210 so we have until then to draft as much as we want and spreading the drafts more evenly might be a better economical solution. I'm thinking more like ~30-35 drafts during t195-203 and ~15-20 drafts during t204-210.
Reg our attack I think we can easily fill our boats in the first wave with ~30 existing units ~20 draftees and ~15 units that will be finished during the next turns. The 2nd wave can ship in e.g. ~20 draftees and ~10 normally produced units. Assuming our initial attack is successful those combined ~100 units (maybe half of them infantry, rest cavs/cuirs/cannons/grens/rifles) should be easily enough to take pindi's land and defend our gains on the island against dtay and then hopefully continue our greediness with Dreylin. Meanwhile we still have a decent amount of units remaining in the mainland, have infantry+rifles guarding our visible coastal cities near BGN and dtay and are still in nationhood --> We should not look too tasty and there is a chance that we get to pull this attack off without major disturbances from competitors.
