Thanks you Grumbler

[The Brain]

Thanks you Jaron.

[Warspite]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

[C.C.R.]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

Which brings us back to Grumbler...

[grumbler]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

Specifically, the budget of the WW2 Italian Navy....

[Josquius]

Alci, as you have probably guessed, the idea is the precise opposite of Jaron's explanation. 

It was a great explanation, though.

I thought it made no sense.

[Eddie Teach]

He assumes that you can't continue playing EU3 vanilla without buying the expansion for some reason.

[Agelastus]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

Specifically, the budget of the WW2 Italian Navy....

Or of WWII's German capital ships?

[Ed Anger]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

Specifically, the budget of the WW2 Italian Navy....

Or of WWII's German capital ships?

17 IC, and the AI gets them sunk 3 weeks after deployment.

[Agelastus]

I thought a sunk cost had something to do with ships.

Specifically, the budget of the WW2 Italian Navy....

Or of WWII's German capital ships?

17 IC, and the AI gets them sunk 3 weeks after deployment.

Only in HOI2.

In HOI3 it's one week.

And they call it progress...

[grumbler]

Or of WWII's German capital ships?

They started out as a cost-in-being, before converting to a sunk cost.