Do you know the real reason why governments have strict rules about the tiny thing called resource tiles, not only in this country but in other countries as well?
If you know it, you don't have to read this part. If you don't know, read it.
Resource tiles disappear after collection. This is what everyone knows. If it just disappears, there should be no resource tiles in this country when everyone finishes collecting, but that's not the case. For some reason, new tiles are coming out naturally.
The reason for this is that once an hour, someone (maybe God) replenishes the disappeared tiles, which is a great force. Also, although no one has counted, it is believed that the total number of tiles in a country is fixed.
For example, suppose replenishment occurs at 30 minutes every hour (that is, 12:30, 13:30, 14:30 ...).
If you finish collecting the tiles that appeared at 12:30 for about 1.5 hours and the tiles disappear at 14:10, a tile equivalent to this tile will be placed somewhere else in this country at 14:30.
So (which isn't really possible) if you keep chasing this tile, you'll get resources from the tile 12 times a day.
However, if left unattended or left uncollected, new tiles will not be replenished because the tiles still exist at the time they were replenished if they were properly collected. Not many people like leftovers, so it's possible that they'll be left unattended for longer and the tiles will only be harvested twice a day.
It may be a small thing when viewed individually. But remember that "the total number of tiles in a country is fixed". If many people continue to leave tiles unattended, the amount of resources that the country as a whole can collect will drastically decrease.
In this world, resources are directly linked to force, so lazy tile handling can slow down the growth of the country as a whole.
This is the reason why government officials who think about the country are particular about resource tiles.
Everyone, collect resource tiles quickly and don't leave without erasing them!
Too many people are neglecting their evasion obligations, even though they are telling them to avoid collisions on the resource tiles. The NAP philosophy also means that you shouldn't hurt people, but things are more serious.
Usually you're heading for tile collection using "Quick Select".
This is a convenient feature that automatically determines the number of soldiers needed to collect tiles.
However, if the battle is done on tiles, both soldiers will be reduced.
What happens at this time is that the amount of resources that the troops can transport is reduced by the amount of soldiers reduced in battle. As a result, full-capacity troops leave tiles with little resources left and return.
This is the reason why the tiles that are left a little sometimes are left unattended.
Everyone, avoid collisions on the resource tiles!