Hoi4 Garrison Template

So one template will work, each state will use as much of it as they need to get their suppression needs met. If you already have a cav template that meets the need, use it. Medium flame tanks and light tanks as support companies will boost stats greatly, so add them if you can afford. Expensive on the industry side, but require little manpower. The best effect is achieved once you have a full division (25 bataillon) with a suppression of 75 for 13000 manpower.

The state will use a portion of the garrison template to meet suppression requirements. That depends on a few things. It is 10 width with engineer for entrenchment and speed with mp for suppresion. I want to know what a good garrison template is for r56 right now i'm using some militia but with it adding its garrison division type i want to know if i should use that or something else.

Expensive On The Industry Side, But Require Little Manpower.

I want to know what a good garrison template is for r56 right now i'm using some militia but with it adding its garrison division type i want to know if i should use that or something else. Anti air is alsona good tool as it only requires steel for increased piercing and hard attack. This template serves to perform naval invasion with strong breakthrough. If your cav template has one or more support companies, just create a new one with a single cav battalion, it costs less.

The Best Effect Is Achieved Once You Have A Full Division (25 Bataillon) With A Suppression Of 75 For 13000 Manpower.

Please note that the reducing even with a full bataillon is not that huge, you go from 500 per 2.5 to 433.333 for 2.5) improving the mp with research would boost this more, but research time is quite precious for such things. However, they display an impression of a garrison unit roaming the streets of cities and patrolling, but apart from role playing purposes there are zero uses in gameplay. In term of template there's 2 options. A garrison division that costs only 5 army xp, use this in most of your games.

I Usually Just Use A Cavalry Brigade With Mp Support.

Light tank has also the benefit of hardness, basically reducing your loss from resistance by 80%. It is 10 width with engineer for entrenchment and speed with mp for suppresion. Later on, when playing a major with plenty of mils, i change it to light tanks. Cheap industry wise, but manpower heavy.

If You Already Have A Cav Template That Meets The Need, Use It.

Without nsb, light tanks require a full 161ic/s and the same 175m/s and cut losses to ~1/7th of the cav template. Additionally at 65% hardness you cut your losses to ~1/3rd of what a cavalry template would take. It can also be used to advance across rivers. Since you also are more likely to use your air force supporting your armored elite troops making your garrison units selfsufficient is crucial.

However, they display an impression of a garrison unit roaming the streets of cities and patrolling, but apart from role playing purposes there are zero uses in gameplay. Additionally at 65% hardness you cut your losses to ~1/3rd of what a cavalry template would take. The state will use a portion of the garrison template to meet suppression requirements. Without nsb, light tanks require a full 161ic/s and the same 175m/s and cut losses to ~1/7th of the cav template. If you already have a cav template that meets the need, use it.