Micro Management different types of ammunition ?

[Der HuanZon]

I'm really impressed with this game in its current state - much respect!

but ...

Am I the only one who struggles with the "micro management" for the different types of ammunition? I find it really complicated to buy/produce and deliver the right ammunition-Typ for each unit.

I understand that it has a big part in realism (NATO / USSR etc) but it's exhausting in the late game

At least a dashboard for the central overview (overall troops ammunition type XY need XY number) would help.

It would be ideal if this could then be distributed automatically in the same way as food.

That would save me 1000 clicks :D

Am I the only one who is bothered by this?

[Commander Jonathan Archer]

"Am I the only one who struggles with the "micro management" for the different types of ammunition?" - a while ago, Yes. But now its quite simple for me.

You can try to just use the Units which use the same Type of Ammo.
If you do it so - then you will just need 4-5 different Ammo Types.

For exampel:

Weapons: Mosin Nagant ( 7,62x54mm ), RPG ( RPG Rockets )
Vehicles: MTLB ( 7,62x54 mm ), BTR-82 ( 7,62x54mm + 2A72 30mm ), BMP-2 ( 7,62x54mm + 2A72 30mm )

= 3 different Types of Ammo.
> later i add some Tanks to it ( so i will need 1 more Ammo Type )
> and replace Mosins with another Type of Weapon ( so another extra Ammo Type )
= 4-5 different Ammo Types.

[Der HuanZon]

Originally posted by Commander Jonathan Archer:

"Am I the only one who struggles with the "micro management" for the different types of ammunition?" - a while ago, Yes. But now its quite simple for me.

You can try to just use the Units which use the same Type of Ammo.
If you do it so - then you will just need 4-5 different Ammo Types.




Thanks for your answer :) .
Yes, that works very well for me at the beginning.
For handguns also throughout the game. As long as you produce vehicles/ammunition yourself. From the moment you buy them on the market the chaos begins :D
... of course, I wouldn't have to buy any, but then I'll miss out on a lot of gaming experience if I don't try out as many as possible. Apart from that, there comes a point where I don't know where else to put the money

And there is this resource overview dashboard (I find it a bit useless at the moment) that would be useful for ammunition.