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Old 02-12-2016, 01:48 PM
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Default Oil fields in Poland

http://geoportal.pgi.gov.pl/surowce/...e/ropa_naftowa

I website I found that lists areas of oil production in Poland. It even has production data for the 90's. I am going to use this info plus some more factual information on a revised fuel system for TW2000.
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The coal deposit maps aren't too bad either. Securing a mine and transport route for Krakow could be a heck of a campaign.
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Agreed, I remember seeing a challenge adventure called Pennsylvania crude where the characters guard an oil well operation, could be adapted for Poland I would think.

Here is a link for a wikipedia article on alcohol fuels:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_fuel

I plan on making it more detailed than what is presented in game but not as scientisty as the article. I am going to throw in some info on solar, wind and electrical power generation too.

http://thefunambulist.net/2012/04/18...y-in-war-time/
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Looking at the map it seems the oil fields are all in heavily fought over and damaged areas, with those in Western Poland having a high number of nuke hits too. I doubt there'd be much left.
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there might still be the ability to get a couple of wells going - the question is how much knowledge is left on how to get the wells functional again - even if the equipment is repairable you still need to know what repairs to make
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