The more bases you have on the map, the lower the production efficiency becomes. Formula: Productivity = (Number_of_Bases ^ 0.5) / Number_of_Bases Examples: - 1 Base: → 100% Efficiency - 2 Bases: → 70.7% Efficiency - 4 Bases: → 50% Efficiency - 10 Bases: → 31.6% Efficiency - 25 Bases: → 20% Efficiency - 100 Bases: → 10% Efficiency Example with bases that all have the same steel mill upgrade level: You have 1 base on the map, it produces 1,000 steel/min You have 4 bases on the map, they produce 2,000 steel/min (4,000 * 50% = 2,000)
↪ Each concrete factory increases the concrete storage limit on the map. ↪ Each steel mill increases the steel storage limit on the map. ↪ Each aluminum factory increases the aluminum storage limit on the map. ↪ Each coal liquefaction plant increases the fuel storage limit on the map. ↪ The storage maximum applies only to the respective map. Example: Factories on Map11 do not increase storage on Map12. ↪ Each additional factory increases the storage maximum slightly less than the previous one. ↪ On the home map, you have an additional storage maximum of 1,000,000 concrete, 500,000 steel, 250,000 aluminum, and 50,000 fuel. ↪ If you have a second base on the home map, the storage maximum on the home map is expanded by 750,000 concrete, 1,000,000 steel, and 500,000 aluminum. ↪ If the storage maximum is reached, all factories stop producing.
