Warfare (Temporary)

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Warfare

Let's face it. There comes a point in your life where the other guy has something shiny and you want it. You could always ask, but you want to beat him to a bloody pulp first, steal everything else that he owns and then dance on the corpse. That's what warfare is for.

Military Points

First off, we have a limit on how many units (tanks, bombers, supermegadeathcruisers etc.) you can have. We call this limit MP, or Military Points.
The amount that you have can be influenced by a few things, such as projects that you've made and your national focus. Be sure to read up on Projects and Programs and Nation and Corporation Starting Values to figure out what you've got.

If one of your units gets destroyed in battle, then you'll need to spend PP to replace them. Since you went ahead and read what I told you to (or you read it already, good job!), you'll know what PP means.
To replace a unit, you have to spend PP equal to the amount of MP that the unit is worth.
For example, say you have an infantry unit worth 1 MP. If he dies, you'll need to do a 1 PP project to train up some new guys.

Units
This is a list of the units that you can have, and how many MP they cost.

All Units:

When battles occur, both sides send the units that they're using to the gamemaster presiding over the war, along with their plans.
They will do a write-up of what happens based on the guidelines shown for each unit in its list. This battle report will generally leave you with a good bit if your units remaining so that you may plan for a secondary attack (unless you get utterly crushed). It's a good idea to leave some of your units in reserve

Units also need to be deployed. It costs 1 PP per MP for each unit, so a unit that costs 2 MP would take 2 PP to deploy.
Once deployed, you must pay 1MK a week per MP for that unit in maintenance. Undeploying is instant. You do not need to deploy if you are defending your own land using the units, only if you are using them in another country.
Note that you cannot deploy units simultaneously. They must be deployed one by one.