HEARTS OF IRON 4 MINOR NATIONS GUIDE MOD
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HEARTS OF IRON 4 MINOR NATIONS GUIDE MOD

All the work is my own and you are free to use the focus tree in your own mod if you credit me for the work. This mod does is changes the generic focus tree for all nations and adds decisions for certain nations Belgium, Finland, Denmark, Greece, Austria, Bulgaria, and Ethiopia but I plan on adding more releasable nations and even more decisions. Minor Nations Revenge is a mod that rebalances and expands the generic focus tree and adds more depth to minors so that they stand more of a chance against much greater powers. Hearts of Iron IV Minor Nation Strategies: Greece Some games will require you to relaunch them before the item will be downloaded. This item has been added to your Subscriptions.

HEARTS OF IRON 4 MINOR NATIONS GUIDE DOWNLOAD

Subscribe to download Minor Nations Revenge. See all 62 collections created by Arl the Grand and other people some may be hidden. This item has been added to your Favorites. Description Discussions Comments Change Notes. This item will only be visible in searches to you, your friends, and admins.Дescription Discussions 1 Comments 69 Change Notes. This item will only be visible to you, admins, and anyone marked as a creator. Please see the instructions page for reasons why this item might not work within Hearts of Iron IV. The downside is that you cannot really conquer much.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. Spain will bolster France and make sure it doesn't fall, Turkey will strike the belly of the beast and bog down a lot of troops since it has a fairly good manpower reserve. The general focus tree is actually quite powerful I find, you have a lot of political power as a minor nation and the tree gives just enough tech discounts to have up-to-date units by the start of the war.ДЇor instance, as Belgium I usually influence Spain and Turkey to join the allies, rush Tier 3 Fighters to provide aerial cover to France and Tier 3 Heavies to push back any breakthrough in the maginot line.

Not playing one of the bigger powers means that you won't dominate the world but you can tip the scales. I flipped a communist Spain to democratic as Argentina and used it as a staging ground for a surprise attack together with the US on the Germans in France which made the entire Axis war effort collapse. Nevertheless, minor powers can make a difference especially via diplomatic influence. If you want to try something totally different, why not try an South American country as well? Unfortunately, the very basic tech and diplomacy system for the smaller nations makes me believe that there was a lot of minor power content left out to be used in DLC. After that, it can be a good position to join Axis or Comintern. Spain has the Civil War, and you can choose between Fascist and Republican side. Turkey is in an interesting position and they can capture lots of land from the british colonial holdings from Egypt, Middle East and India. The Nationalist China campaign is tonnes of fun, trying to crush the Japanese naval invasions, while slowly building up more meat to the grinder as you try to hold them and finally push them back to Manchuria, and then put the icing on the cake by capturing mainland Japan. Communist China isn't in a great position, although I tried to capture the northern warlords, Japan just gobbled up Nationalist China too fast. Out of those games I would definately recommend the Turkish campaign went to the Axis and the Nationalist China campaign. I've played mostly minors to get a grip of the game. Poland is one of the non superpowers that has a unique tree - that and you can completely change the course of the war if you try for an early ideology alignment. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

Hearts of iron 4 minor nations guide