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Archaalen

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How are trenches being handled in this game? The EU system of fortresses doesn't really work here, so how is it to be done? I have no idea what they have in HoI, but I'd assume something closer to that than the EU2 model.
 

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maybe as war technology developes you can get a higher entrenchment value the longer you stay in the same province. this would make since because most fortifications were temporary, and these quickly built fortifications improved over time as weaponry become more powerful