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FredMark (Golden Rainbow)
28 Feb 2009 07:10
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No, no, I am not accusing you, never even crossed my mind.
I have this tendency of making unnecessary in-line definitions, in that instance it was defining equal conditions for 2 players.
What I meant to say:
Imagine tomorrow cost of all military equipment (every single piece and soldier reqs) decreases 100 times.
Outside of economic impact first few days on corps, it would mean that you and your neighbor will have military size of at least 50 times bigger as it used to be, as far as you can afford it. and you both would feel richer (and you are) because in relative terms you cut your military down in a half.
Same way works in reverse, if we imagine military cost is 100 times higher, you and your neighbor would cut it down by 98% and you both would feel poor (and you are), because in relative terms you both have twice as much military.
What I meant to say that scale of your military does not really matter at all, as scale for anything as long as it is equally applied.
In earlier wars 10K soldiers was a huge army, in March of 1944 USSR had fighting force of over 14 million men. Number is all relative
I have this tendency of making unnecessary in-line definitions, in that instance it was defining equal conditions for 2 players.
What I meant to say:
Imagine tomorrow cost of all military equipment (every single piece and soldier reqs) decreases 100 times.
Outside of economic impact first few days on corps, it would mean that you and your neighbor will have military size of at least 50 times bigger as it used to be, as far as you can afford it. and you both would feel richer (and you are) because in relative terms you cut your military down in a half.
Same way works in reverse, if we imagine military cost is 100 times higher, you and your neighbor would cut it down by 98% and you both would feel poor (and you are), because in relative terms you both have twice as much military.
What I meant to say that scale of your military does not really matter at all, as scale for anything as long as it is equally applied.
In earlier wars 10K soldiers was a huge army, in March of 1944 USSR had fighting force of over 14 million men. Number is all relative