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So even if my forftifications go to reserve this DO it still cost me as if they are on Garrison this season?If above is correct I would like to change my DO and simply stop paying for those fortifications for good. I assumed I could start them on reserve first DO and was corrected to pay for garrison. I have allready overspent my fortification budget; I need to cut the saleries for those fat garrisons
Change between active/garrison is immediate (same turn, the change conceptually takes a little time, 1 month or so); you enter the Change Status action into your DO, alter the status in the army list at the same time, and start paying the new upkeep during that same turn. This should not be problematic.Change to/from reserve takes a little longer (1 full turn, 3 months). Enter this into your DO, but don't change the status in the army list (the new status in effect at the end of the turn/start of the new turn), and thus no change in upkeep. The unit will be available for action on the following turn (either garrison or active, as you specified). That's how the rule is written and that's what the examples illustrate.HOWEVER, with regards to the to/from reserve stuff; it might perhaps be easier to change that rule, so that you actually do change status on the turn you take the action (unit still won't be able to do anything) and thus change upkeep. The net result would be the same, but you'd save the money on the turn a unit goes into reserve and spend more on the turn its recalled to service.Perhaps that option is both easier to track AND more conceptually sound? Any input?
Effective immediately:Rules change - Going to/from reserve you immediately (same turn) start paying upkeep for the new status (so basically you pay less on the turn they go INTO reserve, and more when they go out of reserve).I also believe this will be easier to track in the DOs.RG will be updated.
Just to be clear, units/forts still take time to actually get out of reserve, only the upkeep change is instantaneous under this rule change?
Hmmmm, interesting....
Do note that fortified holdings protect you against contest and invasion. To get rid of your forts completely won't be popular within the IHH ranks. At least not the proud military cadre - others might think it about bloody time. Maybe reduce your expenses elsewhere? Forts don't cost that much...
"Fortified holdings make a single holding resistant to attack and destruction. They also protect the entire province to a lesser degree; a fort mainly protects the province level and the holding to which it is attached.Trade and source holdings cannot be fortified, nor do they gain any benefit from having other fortified holdings in the same province."
