Domestic Approval

BigStone · Post by **BigStone** » Dec 28 2004

How far can it drop before nasty things, like strikes,rebellion,raids etc
happen ?

Cheers

Post by **Balthagor** » Dec 28 2004

Below 30% output and productivity start to falter. Below 20% you're getting into real trouble.

herr neumann · Post by **herr neumann** » Dec 29 2004

But most (all?) of the DAR effects are unimplemented now, right? I haven't seen any effects having a low DAR.

I wonder how is it possible to maintain a high DAR with a poor region. So far I have never been able to keep DAR above 20-30% with a low-population region. In NW map some AI-controlled regions have DAR even as low as 8%.

Post by **George Geczy** » Dec 29 2004

The 'subtle' DAR effects are in, the 'major' ones are not.

For example:

Low approval will start to effect worker output, industry productivity, tax collection, conscription, and many other related values. It is one element of many that can cause an economy to start to decline.

The 'major' elements that are currently missing are riots, insurgencies, and civil wars. You'll need to wait for that fun

-- George.

Penta · Post by **Penta** » Dec 29 2004

No matter how well I do, I can't get my DAR to go up. At all. Am I merely incompetent, or is something wrong.

Post by **Balthagor** » Dec 29 2004

Well, what have you tried...

Subsidise food and water? Slash taxes to zero?...

Penta · Post by **Penta** » Dec 29 2004

Both tried....Splatter go DAR.

Post by **Balthagor** » Dec 29 2004

What map? What Region?

I'll try and find a good one for DAR and see what I can get it up to...

Penta · Post by **Penta** » Dec 29 2004

Paris, France.

BigStone · Post by **BigStone** » Dec 30 2004

Penta wrote:No matter how well I do, I can't get my DAR to go up. At all. Am I merely incompetent, or is something wrong.

Lowering your military expenses and defcom boost your DAR up...
(only i don't know for how long...

)

Penta · Post by **Penta** » Dec 30 2004

Did that every time.

Nothing.

Post by **George Geczy** » Dec 30 2004

We are looking into the DAR formulas, they may be a little too restrictive. Though, as in the real world, it is very hard to get approval rates over 50%.

-- George.

Empier4552 · Post by **Empier4552** » Dec 30 2004

Still if we cant get over 50 i dont think the 30% area should be where things start to falter in that case it should be more around 20-25 where industry output etc is effected

Penta · Post by **Penta** » Dec 30 2004

Agreed...As is, practically by starting the game, your DAR plummets. I consider myself blessed to be near 40.

tkobo · Post by **tkobo** » Dec 30 2004

Well, arent regions supposed to be kinda in trouble at the start of a scenario ?

I mean the world has gone to heck,this should affect the individual regions right ?

Is it that the 30% is too high for the bad effects to get you, or is it that its too easy too end up at the 30% mark.

In other words,perhaps its the trip to ,thats the problem, and not the destination.