games-pc fate of the dragon Benutzerhandbuch
CONCEPT OF SUPPLY
The strength of troops will vary depending on whether they receive
food regularly. If the food supply is inadequate, the strength of your
troops will decrease, in turn lowering their fighting ability.
Furthermore, long-term food shortages can result in the loss of the
degree of training in troops. The training degree can be restored in
the barracks when the supplies have been replenished. The
introduction of the concept of supply and demand helps expand
tactical potential for the real-time strategy game.
food regularly. If the food supply is inadequate, the strength of your
troops will decrease, in turn lowering their fighting ability.
Furthermore, long-term food shortages can result in the loss of the
degree of training in troops. The training degree can be restored in
the barracks when the supplies have been replenished. The
introduction of the concept of supply and demand helps expand
tactical potential for the real-time strategy game.
CAMPING AND ARMY-STATIONING
Troops should be equipped with a corresponding support wagon
when they are outside their own cities. If they are not backed up
with a support wagon, they can’t be stationed for extended periods
of time outside their cities as they will become hungry and lose
strength. The support wagon can move with the troops but at a
slower pace. To provide food to restore the health of your armies
stationed outside enemy cities, temporary camps should be
established. Laborers can be assigned to lead a group of horses to
camps to maintain the food supply. Remember: a support wagon
and food transport units are essential for stationing troops outside
cities and will greatly enhance the chance of winning battles.
Troops should be equipped with a corresponding support wagon
when they are outside their own cities. If they are not backed up
with a support wagon, they can’t be stationed for extended periods
of time outside their cities as they will become hungry and lose
strength. The support wagon can move with the troops but at a
slower pace. To provide food to restore the health of your armies
stationed outside enemy cities, temporary camps should be
established. Laborers can be assigned to lead a group of horses to
camps to maintain the food supply. Remember: a support wagon
and food transport units are essential for stationing troops outside
cities and will greatly enhance the chance of winning battles.
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