We know each country has a starting land doctrine unlocked and presumably leveled up a bit at game start. How many levels does each country have in their starting doctrines? And do countries have default naval and air doctrines too?
Starting doctrines
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For the land and air doctrine you can have 10 doctrines researched, with some having different paths you could take, i.e mobile infantry vs blitzkrieg for example. You can switch trees at any time, but will loose the progress of the previous one and have to start at the beginning.
As for naval doctrines you can actually go don multiple paths, they are not mutually exclusive. For the naval doctrine trees it should also be noted, that they share some doctrines, but in an different position in the tree.
As for naval doctrines you can actually go don multiple paths, they are not mutually exclusive. For the naval doctrine trees it should also be noted, that they share some doctrines, but in an different position in the tree.
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Finland did not start with a doctrine (or really any tech at all for that matter) in the Wednesday stream there is a possibility that not everyone start with a doctrine.
Don't think you lose everything if you switch tree.
Don't think you lose everything if you switch tree.
I hope the doctrine techs receive a "year it was historically developed", it seems that they reached the end awfully fast. ( all Mobile Warfare Doctrines in ´40 iirc )
As simply increasing the number of days for research would be too punishing for those doctrines and clog the research facilities for too long, a pre-order penalty like other techs would be approbiate, I guess.
As simply increasing the number of days for research would be too punishing for those doctrines and clog the research facilities for too long, a pre-order penalty like other techs would be approbiate, I guess.
I'm not 100% positive how it's working now, but I think my preference would be that instead of losing everything your progress in the old doctrine decays, perhaps at twice the speed of your gaining in the new doctrine. You don't forget everything instantly when a new manual gets handed out or a new leader is put in charge of the unit, there's a considerable amount of inertia involved.