I believe you are only limited to the last (level 5 dreadnought-building) naval base. Could be wrong... but I think it was mentioned in a DD.
Heart of Darkness – DD6 – Industry Improvements
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I believe you are only limited to the last (level 5 dreadnought-building) naval base. Could be wrong... but I think it was mentioned in a DD.
I have a feeling HoD is going to radically change the way we play V2, which is a good thing.
do factories really use local resources or existence of the input material in the state (using that material is not necessary) is sufficient for the throughput bonus?
Has anything been done to prevent the late game unemployment nightmare? I suppose it should happen at some point, but it should be recoverable. It appears the me that once the western nations pass social reforms that reduce needs, build efficient railroads and have advanced techs the amount of people employed drops tremendously.
Nice, especially the resource-based bonus for factories and the research bonus for aggressive uncivs.
Q about the uncivs: iirc you mentioned that ai has got some more work since AHD, and i'm wondering if majors are still so aggressive with Free People CB against uncivs. Not that they shouldn't, but sometimes i felt like i couldn't expand at all without having a major power bashing me a few months after the conquest, despite being under the infamy redline.
Q about the uncivs: iirc you mentioned that ai has got some more work since AHD, and i'm wondering if majors are still so aggressive with Free People CB against uncivs. Not that they shouldn't, but sometimes i felt like i couldn't expand at all without having a major power bashing me a few months after the conquest, despite being under the infamy redline.
This is way cool. The industry changes will really help to differentiate the industrial map of the world so to say. Makes different regions unique. Takes these unique features into consideration. Now Rhineland can be a vreally great industrial area just like it was. I've been contemplating on doing a mod about electricity, and this could perhaps be useful for such a mod too.
Indeed it's basicly unaviodable having large Communist revolts due to how many are unemployed.
Going by what we know, I expect most people will find it greatly improves gameplay. Greatly.
Good new features.
Do modders finally have a way now to mod the type of factory allowed in a state?
Do modders finally have a way now to mod the type of factory allowed in a state?
Very nice.
I have yet to encounter the liquidity issues that was discussed in another thread at http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?675185-Economics-how-it%B4s-current-state and I'm wondering if there is anything to address this in HoD, for curiosity's sakes?
I have yet to encounter the liquidity issues that was discussed in another thread at http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?675185-Economics-how-it%B4s-current-state and I'm wondering if there is anything to address this in HoD, for curiosity's sakes?
Putting railroads on the map is a very good change. Little aesthetic things like that can go a long way.
Is there any chance that throughput bonuses for neighboring provinces and states can be put in? In real life, I've got to think that Pittsburgh's Steel Industry is in part due to the nearby coal available in West Virginia,yet in the game these are obviously in separate states.
Sounds great, can't wait. I am slightly worried that the railroad thing will bring up my OCD thought. 