AFAIK historically Germany invaded Norway in order to secure the trade route of Sweden's steel. As well as providing bases for submarines in the North sea. However in game Germany has no issue with steel at all. Thought?
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Does it make a difference? You need two naval zones to launch from the North Sea both from German mainland and Norway.In my Germany games, I use Norway to launch an invasion on the north of the UK as a distraction, so my invasions across the channel have less resistance.
UK already has a focus for war goals, but historically, Germany attacked first.How do you get the research bonus for nukes? 3000h and have not seen this.
Anyway, Norway should be handled differently. UK should also have a war goal on Norway/Sweden since that was the plan to cut off trade to Germany.
You need to control Norway or have it puppeted and have the 1st nuke tech researched.How do you get the research bonus for nukes? 3000h and have not seen this.
Anyway, Norway should be handled differently. UK should also have a war goal on Norway/Sweden since that was the plan to cut off trade to Germany.
However in game Germany has no issue with steel at all. Thought?
You just get a passive bonus for controlling one of the areas.How do you get the research bonus for nukes? 3000h and have not seen this.
Anyway, Norway should be handled differently. UK should also have a war goal on Norway/Sweden since that was the plan to cut off trade to Germany.
Yes, because there is neither iron ore itself nor its quality to matter (Swedish one was good) - you excavate steel right away, - and more importantly transporting resources half a globe away is free and instant, so Germany has little reasons to rely on Swedish deposits all that much.However in game Germany has no issue with steel at all. Thought?
Tbf, once Germany got Alsace-Lorraine they weren't as dependant on Swedish ore. But I agree, the resources should be revised in Germany-Sweden-France, or really across the board.Yes, because ther is neither iron ore nor its quality to matter (Swedish one was good), and more importantly transporting resources half a globe away is free and instant, so Germany has little reasons to rely on Swedish goodies all that much.