I have a question regarding how it works when you replenish losses after a battle. I am currently in 1863 and have just finished one minor battle after Gettysburg. Earlier in my campaign I found I could replenish my brigades quite cheaply if I had the rifles already in the armory. I took this to mean that it cost little cash as it was just the men I was replacing. But after Gettysburg I was getting charged like $40 - 50K to bring a unit from 700 men up to 1300, even though I had thousands of the required rifles in the armoury. For the first time in the campaign I am running out of money and unable to bring my units back up to full strength.
I am not sure what has changed at this point. Like I said, previously I only spent manpower if I already had the weapons. Now I am getting charged top dollar even when I have the weapons in hand. What gives?
Below is an example. I am replacing less than 300 men. I have over 1200 rifles in the armoury. Why is charging over $20K?
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I have a question regarding how it works when you replenish losses after a battle. I am currently in 1863 and have just finished one minor battle after Gettysburg. Earlier in my campaign I found I could replenish my brigades quite cheaply if I had the rifles already in the armory. I took this to mean that it cost little cash as it was just the men I was replacing. But after Gettysburg I was getting charged like $40 - 50K to bring a unit from 700 men up to 1300, even though I had thousands of the required rifles in the armoury. For the first time in the campaign I am running out of money and unable to bring my units back up to full strength.
I am not sure what has changed at this point. Like I said, previously I only spent manpower if I already had the weapons. Now I am getting charged top dollar even when I have the weapons in hand. What gives?
Below is an example. I am replacing less than 300 men. I have over 1200 rifles in the armoury. Why is charging over $20K?
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