What's the deal

[ahenobarb]

What's going on here? I was playing CTP2 Cradle mod and the Assyrians attacked me and took a city. One the next turn I retook the city and destroyed their army.

When I went to call up my troop reserves, every unit in all cities, in the entire army, had taken some points of damage (all the same amount) they were all at 3/4 power. This held true for units that had been fortified in cities for hundreds of years and had never moved or been attacked!

Did I miss some plague message or what?

[Maquiladora]

That sounds like u lowered the military readiness setting.

[ahenobarb]

Originally posted by Maquiladora
That sounds like u lowered the military readiness setting.

Oh, that's it. I was wondering what those sliders did. I got distrated by the war and for got I had done that. Thanks!

But, why would you ever lower the setting? Does it save you money?

[Pedrunn]

Saves production. As you can see in the military advisor if you compare the military upkeep before and after the change (in cradle the change may take many turns).

[hexagonian]

One thing to note in Cradle is that heal rates are greatly slowed down in cities (from 100% to 5%) and are completely gone out in the fields. (this is intended, BTW).

Forts and Shipyards will heal a unit at a 100% rate, making those tile improvements very important.

[HuangShang]

Originally posted by hexagonian
One thing to note in Cradle is that heal rates are greatly slowed down in cities (from 100% to 5%) and are completely gone out in the fields. (this is intended, BTW).

Forts and Shipyards will heal a unit at a 100% rate, making those tile improvements very important.

that tight yo

i love it

[ahenobarb]

Originally posted by hexagonian
One thing to note in Cradle is that heal rates are greatly slowed down in cities (from 100% to 5%) and are completely gone out in the fields. (this is intended, BTW).

Forts and Shipyards will heal a unit at a 100% rate, making those tile improvements very important.

Yes, I love that feature, it makes it much more realistic and gives forts and shipyards much graeter use. it took me a while to figure it out though, but I am glad its there.

[ahenobarb]

BTW HEx, which files controls these values?

[hexagonian]

(CRA_)const.txt (for Cradle)

[ahenobarb]

Originally posted by hexagonian
(CRA_)const.txt (for Cradle)

I forgot to say Thanks.

Thanks, He