Demand and supply get crazy, and wages rise and fall in bizarre ways until money is flowing in steady patterns (money supply economists wanna chime in here?). When you first load up the game, it takes a month or two for the economy of the world to settle down. My ACAs: Favorite History-Book AAR, Vicky II in Rofor my Carlist AAR, First Place in CK2, Second Half of 2013 for my Egypto-Norse AAR, Part One, Fourth Place in EUIV, Second Half of 2013 for my Egypto-Norse AAR, Part Two, Fourth Place in DH, Q1 2014 for my British IAAR, Second Place in CK2 Q3 2014 for my Scottish AAR, Part One, Third Place in EUIV Q3 2014, Third Place in EUIV Q4 2014, First Place in EUIV Q1 2015, Second Place for EUIV Q2 2015 for my Scottish AAR, Part Two, Third Place in CK2 Q1+2 2020 for my Jewish Poland AAR, Part One, First Place in EUIV Q1+2 2020, First Place in EUIV Q3 2020 for my Jewish Poland AAR, Part Two and First in EUIV Q4 2022 ACA for my Assyrian AARĮnd Year Awards: 2010 SilvAAR Goblet for my D'Albon AAR (CK), 2010 3rd Place in the OscAARs for my For my Habsburg AAR (EUIII), 2013 CrusadAAR's Chalice for my Egypto-Norse AAR (CK2), 2014 2nd Place in The Darkest HeAARt for the Westminster System, 2014 2nd Place in CrusadAAR's Chalice for my Scottish AAR, Part One, 2020 Megacampaign of the Year for my Jewish Poland AAR, Part One 2022 Megacampaign of the Year for my Assyrian AARĬheck out my AAR history at my Inkwell (Post 164) In the Shadow of the Ancients - An Assyrian AAR Not how you'd want to run a company or a country but until there are adequate controls that's that. Unless you go live in the populace screen, with an occasional visit the map to toss a FP and the budget screen to prick the slider. While it is more clear in V2 what the slider is doing it is completely opaque as to what the effects are. My best guess about the military salaries slider is that like the Cleric(educator) and bureaucrat sliders they are basically three mode shrink/steady/grow settings for your military populace. It's irrelevant to your purchasing except as the result of how you make a broad general setting with the trade purchase slider. There is no way to make use of price information. I did this because it seamed that the AI rarely bought what was needed when it was needed or had any ability to anticipate. I use the trade screen to set up some stockpiles of factory inputs so I know that my factories have a fallback opportunity to buy something. Pick your critical items and make a broad guess as to what you max stock should be, check back in a few years to adjust.ĭon't fear going into debt, especially during a war. Unfortunately the tools and information you have to operate with in the trade and production screens are very inadequate. Unlike V1 you can probably ignore the suicidal AI a bit but you may want to set some critical items.
Unfortunately it's a universal setting not a product specific one. But you can allow them to access your horde of crap if you want.
Ship repair is one of those great undocumented mysteries.įactories buy from your SOI market, and the world market, directly now. Your ships may not repair though if supplies are too low, I think. Your troops may not be fully supplied but if you're not in war, who cares. So you usually want it low so that you are not buying stuff in big chunks at max price. It appears to regulate the that amount of stuff you can buy at a particular time. The supply slider and the military 'salaries' slider. There are two sliders that affect the military. Except maybe your sail boats as they quickly become useless money sinkholes.įrom what I've read and course of play my best guess is:
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