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This costs nothing (except for micromanagement). As soon as you win, set maintenance right back down to 50%. One occasionally useful trick you can use, if you fight a lot at 50% maintenance, is to raise your maintenance level to 100% when you are about to win a battle. That means actual morale for military units may temporarily exceed the maximum morale and actual morale will likely continue to fall the first, second, third, and fourth months following bankruptcy. The discharge rate for morale is also 30% of the new lower morale. When circumstances in the game change, maximum morale can fall. Units also get a large morale boost immediately upon winning a battle. Units automatically retreating from battle are set to 0.5 morale thus, they can return to maximum morale within thee months unless their maximum morale is greater than 5.0. Units that lose a battle do not usually remain at near-zero morale unless they have retreated as a result of a player's command. Thus, three or four months after battle, every unit will have its maximum morale unless it sees more combat. When it is not in combat at the end of a month, a unit will recover 30% of its maximum morale, or up to the maximum, whichever is less. The side that hits zero morale first will break off the combat and retreat.Įvery military unit has a maximum morale level. One effect of combat is that both sides inflict morale damage on the other. If you can't cover an enemy country completely, it is often worthwhile to go around and stomp its newly-recruited armies.Ī unit with nonzero morale will fight if it is co-located with an enemy military unit of the same type (land or naval), and for naval forces, if they encounter each other. Thus, newly built units are very easy to beat in combat. When a unit first appears on the map after its recruitment, it will have low morale, about 1/10 of its maximum morale (see below). A military unit that has been reduced to 0 morale cannot stand in combat if it fights it will be forced to retreat. Morale has only one effect in the game, albeit an important one.