Early failure can happen, just be glad it wasn't your money that they sank into the project
Well he could have taxed those incapable Capis ... so in a way this is his money !
Early failure can happen, just be glad it wasn't your money that they sank into the project
As for the Chinese army. They have the largest armed force but not the most powerful. I am quite confident I will be able to hold them off with my enlarged army and some fortifications once I can build those.
Not a bad idea. There's an NF that promotes steel, cement and machine parts. Should be quite a good pick for laying the foundation of your industry.You could probably use your NF's to encourage certan factories, if you feel your capis aren't up to snuff
No, it's almost finished in the last screen though.Does he have the tech for steel factories yet?
You could probably use your NF's to encourage certan factories, if you feel your capis aren't up to snuff
Does he have the tech for steel factories yet?
4gb ram is what I also have, and my processor seems the same as yours. Hopefully I should be okay with this, I never played Hoi3 on this new laptop, but I'm hoping the demo will show us all how it performs.
Great ARR so far. It is a shame you can't choose both as an option tho.[/CENTER]
Because I didn't know at that moment how Laissez Faire would work out. Now I know (after five years) I might as well want to return altough I do not really like having to return to a minimum of 50% taxes.
Great ARR so far. It is a shame you can't choose both as an option tho.
It really depends on how the game decides what factories to build. We just have to wonder why they're not filling the cement and machine parts niches of the market? What I'm wondering is, are there specific in game reasons they aren't (e.g. the luxury clothes are more lucrative) or is it just that the AI isn't "thinking" too clearly?
Don't conduct investigation and conduct investigation? :wacko:
As you understand I am still not sure if I want to continue as a Liberal government or return to a Court-Faction monarchy. The later one's 50% taxes might prove to be a problem in the future while on the other hand not being able to medle in the process of industrialization is a pity.
Or perhaps I should give myself something else to do for the comming years
Maybe they aren't exactly sure that Japan can buy enough coal, iron and steel to those factories and prefer factories that use local products?
Well, that's the thing. They don't, Japan is full of iron & coal mines, so the most logical thing would be to build a steel works.?