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DickDastardly
10 Nov 2014 03:58
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I've been doing some sums lately on a half built war slave and the figures are insane. The price of weapons and ammo has been falling but there's a catch. A dam big 1. Army maintenance needed completely wipes out any gains made from lower prices.
Here's some figures. This is only a half built war slave remember. It has an air defence, 150 forts defended and 10 strategic carriers.
Airforce Main 4.1B per month
Defence Maint 16.6B per month
Base Maint 1.5B per month
Navy Maint 5.9 B per month
That's a total of 28.1B per month on maintenance alone. I haven't even defended 1 city or corp yet. When I get round to it it'll prob be double or more maintenance needed.
When finished I'll likely be spending 50/60B on maintenance per month. Then I'll have to add all the ammo usage on top of that.
That leads me to the conclusion the cost of war hasn't declined at all. The opposite is true. I remember doing similar sums a year or 2 ago on a fully built war slave. Before maint was added. The figures where about 50/60B per month ammo usage.
I'm prob spending that at the moment on a half built slave when I add everything up.
It's unsustainable
Here's some figures. This is only a half built war slave remember. It has an air defence, 150 forts defended and 10 strategic carriers.
Airforce Main 4.1B per month
Defence Maint 16.6B per month
Base Maint 1.5B per month
Navy Maint 5.9 B per month
That's a total of 28.1B per month on maintenance alone. I haven't even defended 1 city or corp yet. When I get round to it it'll prob be double or more maintenance needed.
When finished I'll likely be spending 50/60B on maintenance per month. Then I'll have to add all the ammo usage on top of that.
That leads me to the conclusion the cost of war hasn't declined at all. The opposite is true. I remember doing similar sums a year or 2 ago on a fully built war slave. Before maint was added. The figures where about 50/60B per month ammo usage.
I'm prob spending that at the moment on a half built slave when I add everything up.
It's unsustainable