- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
Real talk, we've got +4 Capital Goods from Nuuk Phase 2 coming down the pipeline in the Q1 results, and +4 more each from Reykjavik Phase 4 and Enterprise Phase 4, both of which should complete in the Q2 results, to the point where it's extremely unlikely that we'll fail to get at least one of the two. This is on top of our 20-point (and growing?) reserve.Personally I'm down for it. Pragmatically I'd like to knock off at least Nuuks 3 before pivoting back to Boston, because we've got Wingmen, CVEs and Frigates to roll out and I'm not entirely convinced the reallocation was enough to do that and fill the reserves.
We can only build so many deployment factories in a single turn. Even if each shipyard takes -2 Capital Goods and each major drone production line takes -1 (which sounds at least semi-realistic, though aircraft factories never needed Capital Goods before)...
Again, real talk, we just can't USE the Capital Goods that fast in Military.
It's not ideal, but we can manage with just the Capital Goods projects in the pipeline while we sprint for North Boston, though doing some spider cotton or something (if we can handle the current refugee waves on our current Food production as of 2060Q1 end) would be welcome, as reflected in my current draft plan.
Yeah, but the AI bonuses may be the rewards.One thing to also consider is that Boston 5 is the capstone level of that project which means other special rewards.
Well, AEVA rewards are also possible, or maybe some other unlocks. Dunno.
I mean. We talked about building it at the start of the current Plan because we didn't like having all our chip production in one megafactory.
But yeah, under current circumstances a chip fabricator that's basically "North Boston, but in a different place and more Consumer Goods oriented" isn't an easy sell.
It's inefficient in terms of Logistics point return on investment, but it directly supports the ground forces as they launch their general offensive this turn, which is a big deal. Plus, we're now halfway to the next phase because the project overcompleted, which means that finishing the next phase objectively IS more efficient than other competing +Logistics projects.Oh man, the MARV fleet got slammed. I really hope that nat 100 makes up for it somehow. Bad time to have things exploding with actual war on the horizon…
Erewhon too, dang…
Also, hey wait, isn't rail super inefficient now in comparison to other logistics options? Or am I missing something?