The indicator suggests to resolve this, I change stances of my generals, or remove them from the Frontline.īoth stances offense and defense have the same base attrition 20%Īnd I can't remove generals from the front lines, because this reduces the seemingly random number of battalions that get selected for each battle. For some reason this seems to make the random number of batalions entering each battle lean in my favor, and thus I win more battles.īut then I get a pop-up indicating my army is taking high attrition rates, I check the costs of war tab, and I'm suffering litterally 10x losses from attrition than I am in battles. I get frustrated and assign an obscene amount of generals and batalions to the front. I inspect the market to confirm I have no shortages of military goods.Īnd then I loose almost as many battles as I win, the front line doesn't move Making me question the efficacy of teching up my divisions at all. I inspected the battle details tab, and even when my battalions are on superior technology modes both lines seem to slope downward at the same rate.  I notice we have the same technology judging by the picture, my units are getting 100% supplied because I have enough convoys. I scroll down and watch the battle resolve. Because the defender gets an advantage and the random nature of how many batalions got assigned to the battle. Both sides take casualties, more often than not my attack is repulsed. A seemingly random quantity of batalions from both sides decide to participate in this battle. I now outnumber their battalions.īattle progress builds, a battle breaks out.  War breaks out, I assign a general to the front line tell him to advance.Įnemy has more battalions on that front than I do, OK so I add 2 more generals to that front with the advance order. This is what I've experienced in war from past few games.

Fwsim how do i move the fronts higher

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