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I try to play as the carlists, though Ive only ever been able to get to the point where the split between them and the falangists occur once. I can never kick the republicans out of asturias because my divisions have 0 attack, even with planning an offensive. Its like -50% from terrain, -18% from bad supply and all kinds of other modifiers.
I dont know if Im getting unlucky or what but for some reason the republicans start off with more divisions then I do. I start off with around 48 and they get around 60. Maybe Im just waiting too long to start the civil war or something but its still frustrating.
They are the same strength wise, and they STAY the same strength wise, if you look underneath the green organisation bar on every division, theres a orange strength bar that represents equipment/manpower. For example, if a division took damange from a fight and you had a equipment deficit, the Strength bar decreases which gives them a penatly to thier stats depending on the equipment type you lack.
The problem Im talking about is that the AI does not recieve the penalty I talked about above, they used too, but as of NSB it was removed. It does not matter if the AI doesnt have enough equipment, thier units are just as strong at 10% strength as they are at 100%.
Its the whole game, as for the source Im just drawing from my experiences playing as well as some investigations into other forum posts. I was doin a playthrough as monarchist poland not too long ago and during my war with germany I just stood still and let them suicide onto my defensive lines. Thier orange strength bar dropped to 25% across thier whole line over the coarse of two years but it didnt make a difference in thier attack/defence stats.
If you dont believe me, then check yourself, if you click on divisions that are in battle you get a summary of the fight including bonus's and penaltys, just hover over thier stats (attack, breakthrough defence ect) while thier units are visibly understrength and youll notice that they dont get a penalty to stats due to a lack of equipment.
When you reduce everything by 99% then of course 10% seems like just as strong as 100% units.
Easier to win if you can get help from other countries.
If everything goes right you can win before the crackdown.
1. Avoid the volunteers, whatever countries send volunteers to the other side try ignoring those units and just encircle them. Taking them on directly is only throwing away manpower and equipment because their division composition is triple yours.
2. Before the civil war, do not upgrade units, change units, produce units, etc you are helping the other side. Since you will be seizing the armory the majority of the unused equipment will be in your possession at the start of SCW.
3. When choosing states that support you make sure you are picking the right one tactically and production wise. You are not going to fare well if you let the other side have all the factories and can not even produce weapons. Tactically you want to divide the regions so the enemy has to resupply by ship that will help you mini navy gain xp and make the AI wste stuff.
4. Choose your offense campaign areas well and make full use of them. You need to be able to rush the moment the weather debuff changes.
5. At the start of the SCW immediately training a bunch of units using about 70-80% manpower and equipment. You want half strong push units and the other half smaller hold ground units.
As for what I was saying about the penalties its not about the penalty from the unplanned offensive on the "weather" tab on provinces. The AI does NOT recieve any combat ability debuff from lack of equipment anymore, while the player does. In almost every campaign Ive done since NSB when Ive let the AI just run its troops into my defensive line (such as when I did the romanovs last laugh) The AI grinds down its equipment to sub 50% (the orange bar) without the application of the penalty. Meanwhile If my own divisions were suffering from a lack of strength they get a penalty to thier attack, defence and move speed.
If you dont believe me then test it yourself, Im postive that Im not just talking out of my ass.