Dividing/delegating National Control

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It's been mentioned that in multiplayer a single nation can be played by more than one human, with its fronts or portions being divided between the humans. Have we heard how that system works? How will we divide the country?

In single player, will a similar option be available? For example, if I really want to focus my play of Germany on the Kriegsmarine, can I delegate control of the rest of the country to the AI?
 

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No formal system exists, its all ad hoc. If you say i control the western front, i control the theatre and armies under it at the western front, but nothing is stopping me from micromanaging troops on the eastern front.

Same for with the AI, the most you can do is make them follow battle plans, there is a lot less automation in the game than HOI3, but a lot more effective streamlining and UI to make playing it all be very easy, without sacrificing depth. But theres no "flip all this to the AI" button