Collaboration Germany

[STMO]

I play as Germany. Typical I start in 1936 annexing Netherland and get cheap access to rubber/oil from Asien puppet.
After that how Can I increase collaboration or reduce restintance in the occupied areas?

 

[Thumping_Fox]

Setting the occupation law to 'Civilian Oversight' will increase resistance in the short term, but will allow the compliance to build up slowy over a long term period.

Eventually compliance will reach a level where it overcomes the resistance, meaning you will recieve the majority of the factories as well as recieving several bonuses.

Using a spy with the 'reduce resistance' mission will also lower the reistance target by about 10-15%, so that can be worth it if you really need to keep resistance low. Just make sure it doesn't pass 80% resistance or you will recieve bad penalties in the province.

 

[Astrocreep]

When you do the peace deal, do you take all states, or do you satellite East Indies first before you take all the European States? I would do the second, and you ll have much less resistance in Indonesia.

Also, pre war Instruct the Abwehr to do Prep Collaboration Govt missions in the target country. Increases your compliance by 30% post war for each mission. Three missions and you are already in collaboration govt territory, assuming you don't want to wait for reichcommesariats focus for the Dutch. Also, lowers surrender limit.

 

[walt526]

If he's annexing Netherlands right off the bat, then he won't have time to do a collaboration mission.

I agree that going with Civilian Oversight is the way to go. You'll still get enough rubber from the Dutch Indies to build up your air force and in the long run having the higher compliance will make it worth any short term losses.

 

[Secret Master]

Let's not post in threads that have been silent for months.

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