Requisitions guide

What is Requisitions?

Requisitions is a support department located on board the Almayer (or Savannah). It is tasked with ordering, maintaining, deconstructing, or otherwise procuring supplies for the entire operation. This can include anything from sandbags, to ammunition, to medical supplies, or even sustenance if it is required.

The way Requisitions achieves this is by expenditure on the ASRS (Automatic Storage Retrieval System) Console. The ASRS contains almost anything that you can possibly imagine to wage, and win, wars on the ground. Requisitions can additionally utilize on-ship vendors and autolathes to acquire gear and materials if required.

The chain of command of Requisitions can be found in Chain of command.

Line Work

The Requisitions line.

Line work is the practice of fulfilling orders at the beginning of the mission for every marine waking up from hypersleep. Marines will line up at the requisition line, where either the Cargo Technicians or Quartermaster will supply them with whatever it is they require. This is one of the most important roles of Requisition, and will usually take up most of their early round. To help Requisition in supplying every marine, there are five important vendors with which you should be accommodated to.

Attachments Vendor

Generally what most Marines will be asking for at the beginning of a mission, this vendor is packed with all manner of attachments for every gun in the Marine arsenal.

General Vendor

Contains guns, pouches, mortal belts and mortar backpacks. Also contains restricted weaponry, and explosive devices such as grenades.

Ammunition Vendor

Provides all manner of ammunition for every weapon in the Marine arsenal.

Autolathe

Can be used to manufacture basic items such as surgical or engineering equipment without the need to order from the ASRS.

Clothes Vendor

Contains spare bags and armors if needed.

Expenditure/What to order?

The marines have certain orders in the war. These are:

1.Material orders

All manner of materials used for defensive structures are ordered here. The most notable ones are Metal Sheets and Plasteel Sheets. These are ordered all the time by Requisitions at the start of the round because Combat Technicians require more than just a few stacks of Materials to make an FOB/ Defensive Supply Depot.

This is one of the most demanded things in Requisition as vendors don't have enough steel sheets.

2.Firearm orders

The magazines and the guns go here most of the time marines will almost always want a uprgaded version of the mags than the non upgraded ones. This can be fulfilled in line work with the few Ap/Extended magazines in Vendor Rezerves however, ordering regular magazines have proven to be a waste/useless investment not worth doing until the vendor rezerves are sent to FOB and are expended . lots of people prefer AP boxes over Regular magazine boxes so mostly ammunition won't be needed to ordered until all the regular/ ap magazines are expended in FOB and marines are demanding magazine boxes.

Special ammunition and firearms needs to be ordered regardless of ammunition advice given above.

3.Explosive orders

Mortar shells, HEDP packets, Rockets, Breaching charges. marines will almost always need explosives for their AOE/Destructive capabilities. instant burst damage is insanely valuable especially if it has area denial like say in the case of a HIDP or a Incindiary Mortar from CM13. AP rockets notably are much much better than HE rockets as a sadar usually need one or two rockets to kill a xeno. For mortars and HEDP packets it doesn't matter which one you choose however a notable emphasis on HE for mortars and a emphasis of HEDP in the case of grenades is important to consider. Breaching charges must be ordered at the start of a match, the terrain is sometimes not good enough.

4.Utilitiary Orders

Turret ammo, parachutes, flares, stuff for station consumption (like phoron for researchers) these are usually prioritized along with explosives and material needs/orders however some flares like non-signal flares can be gotten from rezerves just as you can get normal parachutes from the vendors notably in the future updates utility orders may get more important rather than explosive orders as ordenance technicians gets added.

The Pit

Also known as the place where literally everything comes from....The pit when you order something adds that when the platform is lowered in the ASRS console. after that it adds a crate of whatever good you ordered with a invoice on it. ALT+CLICK to get that invoice on your hand and then stamp it with a green stamp (any other stamp in almayer does not work) and then put it in the chest after emptying it from the goods you ordered and put it somewhere else other than the pit. you can put enough invoices until the full capacity of a certain chest. this allows you to take order chests for storage purposes without losing money by individually attaching invoices to all chests which won't allow you to get more chests to send down as that'd mean you lose out on invoice money. So putting the stamped invoices in chests is important for that reason in particular.

How is Money Generated?

There are two ways money is generated in Requisitions.

1. You passively gain a certain amount of money over based on the number of marines on mission.
2. All orders come with invoices. Said invoices give a small sum of money which can be used to acquire new items. (300 per stamped invoice)

Budget Balancing

The Thought of Requisition Banking

The original thought that comes from CM13. Requisitions Banking argues that Requisitions should be like a bank/insurance company. keeping large reserves of cash so as to order anything that is short in supplies and keep the operation running by maintaining a balanced budget and supply of goods.

External Guides

• The Schools Of Thought in RMC14 BY DSLR