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Post by 1javasjonnie on Mar 30, 2012 18:59:51 GMT -5
If a morale- affecting unit's morale drops to average, does that lower the morale of the units surrounding it (when the surrounding ones have higher morale)?
Here's what the wiki says;
How Does Morale Change?
Morale can only drop under two circumstances:
The unit is out of supply.
The unit is close to a civilian party that is in distress.
Alternatively, morale can increase under three circumstances:
The unit receives supplies.
The unit is close to a friendly leadership (or morale influencing) unit.
The unit is close to a civilian party that is feeling positive.
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Post by 4shades on Mar 30, 2012 19:25:12 GMT -5
You know that keeping documentation current is the main problem of any software developer's life.
I think morale can also be affected by combat losses. E.g. if a tank unit has 3 members and 1 member dies during a mission, then the morale of that unit may decrease for the next mission, unless offset by positive effects of re-supply or leadership etc.
For HSFX6 I am working on a SEOW feature that allows artillery barrages to impact the morale of nearby units as well.
Cheers,
4S
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Post by 1javasjonnie on Mar 31, 2012 5:34:43 GMT -5
You know that keeping documentation current is the main problem of any software developer's life. Yes I do. In quoting the wiki here all I want to do is prevent frome being pointed toward it by other members, as I think it does not provide the answer. I acknowledge the idea that documentation usually comes last as one has other priorities as a developer.  For HSFX6 I am working on a SEOW feature that allows artillery barrages to impact the morale of nearby units as well. Cheers, 4S  wow! Sounds nice. |
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Post by II/JG77Hawk_5 on Apr 1, 2012 10:02:48 GMT -5
I suggested to look at the Wiki as the reason for the morale drop is a direct result of Axis campaign action and the method is documented there. The suggestion was made as a helpful gesture to educate and enlighten rather than give direct information on a tactic that is being used (and helps defeat the point of using it).
Your assessment on what can affect morale is incomplete and it (Wiki) does indeed provide the answer. ;-)
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Post by 1javasjonnie on Apr 6, 2012 15:47:40 GMT -5
The suggestion was made as a helpful gesture to educate and enlighten. Actually, I was not being cynical here. I do actually come here for expert advice and usually get it - and appreciate your help. The reason I copy/ pasted that bit of wiki was just to demonstrate that this time, I checked the wiki first. I copy/ pasted the text making it look like I ask "how does morale change?" but I didn't. It's not my question but part of the text in the wiki on that subject. So let me reprase my question; Taking the variables quoted below into account, If a morale- affecting unit's morale drops to average, does that lower the morale of the units surrounding it (when the surrounding ones have higher morale)?Next question is, which factor comes first, increase or decrease? This is what it reads now: Maybe this change is the solution; If you agree I could change it in the wiki;) |
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Post by 4shades on Apr 7, 2012 22:02:53 GMT -5
No.
They are all tallied simultaneously.
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Post by 1javasjonnie on Apr 24, 2012 19:43:08 GMT -5
Thanks 4Shades!
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