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Attempting to Fulfill the Plan: GDI Edition

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[X] No Pushback

Interesting note is that Duqm overkilling (double progress) so much is having positive effects beyond what we can expect. Also interested to see how the service review shakes things up. As is no reason to spend CS to get glaciers open up a little sooner when by the time we get to them even with max pushback we wont need them for treasury income. Also we pumped a lot of consumer good and only shifted the shortage by 1, bleh.

Good news is the FMP is on the defensive and our own political allies should see gains even if Q4 is a lower consumer good push than this turn.
 
[X] No Pushback

So yeah the military needs new everything really it's been spread so thin by us with all our other projects that it no longer can keep up. Us trying to give any push back to this would be shooting ourselves in the foot on what we need to do, so we really do need to start doing more then the 2 mil projects each turn or at least I think we do.
 
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Isn't that a sign that we need to do an security review? It seems like a lot of stuff is getting lost due to corruption.
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Nah, it's mostly that there been so little consumer goods for so long, that consumers are no longer demanding it. It's essentially buyer apathy. As more goods get made, and people realize they may actually get what they want, they will start demanding more, and the demand indicator will rise to reflect the reality of the situation rather than the current apathetic demand.

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I am super surprised that NOD isn't eating similar problems to us. They don't have nearly the same industrial capacity but are able to keep supplying all their various sects and warlords with ease. Despite the fact they took just as much hideous damage as we did. The fact they can continue this operational tempo is extremely suspect.
 
How the fuck NOD keep doing this shit? They are bunch of religious fanatics, bombarded fom the space, with no industrial base to speak of, in war with planetary goverment! How they keep creating all this semi-magical sci-fi shit? Where do they get educated and talanted researchers, labs for them, intricate and expensive instruments, than somehow produce what they invent?!

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I am super surprised that NOD isn't eating similar problems to us. They don't have nearly the same industrial capacity but are able to keep supplying all their various sects and warlords with ease. Despite the fact they took just as much hideous damage as we did. The fact they can continue this operational tempo is extremely suspect.
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Well remember that they are not funneling vast amounts of recourses into state building and rebuilding society. Mostly relying on preexisting structures and warlords to do that stuff. So although they have a lot fewer recourses than us I would not be surprised if they have spent mere recourses on military than us due to their more narrow military/covert ops focus unlike us who has been spending a lot on abetment, housing, infrastructure, welfare programs and more recently consumer goods.
 
[X] No Pushback: With the Initiative as overstretched as it is, completing all available military plan goals is a reasonable request, and one that the Treasury should be able to complete in relatively short order if concentrated upon.

Question: Would it be possible to deploy more missile based weapons to supplement the regular artillery? What about developing caseless ammunition for artillery rounds?
 
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