I get what you’re saying—looks like some troops are still running on empty. If we map out the flow of effort, we can trim the waste and keep the line humming. It’ll take a few tweaks, but the gains are worth it. Let’s pull up the data and see where the leaks are.

Here’s the quick rundown: the artillery squad is using 28% of the depot’s energy budget, but their hit‑rate is only 12% of targets, so 22% of that budget is essentially wasted. The scout patrols are 18% over the recommended threshold, yet their coverage is still 90% of the sector, so we can trim 6% from their gear without dropping visibility. The main line infantry is exactly on target, so no cuts there. Focus the cuts on the artillery and scout units first—just a 5% reduction in ammo loads for artillery and lighter armor for scouts will shave off about 15% of the total spend while keeping combat effectiveness intact. Ready to roll?

Great, I’ll pull the numbers to confirm the reductions are within safe limits. Once the cuts are in place, the units will run smoother and we’ll save the surplus energy for reserves. Let's keep the system tight and the morale higher.

All set. Artillery ammo down to 25% of the original load, that brings their energy use from 28% to 21%. Scout gear lightened by 6%, cutting their consumption from 18% to 12%. Total spend shrinks by roughly 15%, and the hit‑rate and coverage remain unchanged. Lines are ready for the shift.Ok.All set. Artillery ammo down to 25% of the original load, that brings their energy use from 28% to 21%. Scout gear lightened by 6%, cutting their consumption from 18% to 12%. Total spend shrinks by roughly 15%, and the hit‑rate and coverage remain unchanged. Lines are ready for the shift.