The division templates are the 2nd best and brilliant design. In HoI4 you must secure your resources flow, either by conquering or making your convoys safe, if you dont, your economy will eventually crumble because it cannot produce enough stuff (just like Germany in WW2). Money in HoI3 and stockpile tens of thousands resources made absolutely no sense and were just gamey tactics, you could build tanks with all IC and day later you build BB with them, that makes no sense at all. The Economy aspect is absolutely brilliant, spliting Docks/Mils and Civs is very good decision and efficiency management is the most important thing on your build up to war. Keeping up with those will be difficult even for majors (which is exactly my goal here) but with all the changes even small ships can do well for smaller countries and will be effective against cruisers or even battleships in right conditions.HoI 4 is superior to HoI3, I try to explain why. Lots, but I made them not-so-difficult to research with DD/DE techs being realy easy (difficulty 1-4), cruisers being somewhere in the middle and capital ships/carriers hitting 8 or 9 difficulty on some techs. So there's no one clear 'better than the others'which means you can as well focus on flavour here and go historicaly. I tried to make them as realistic as possible without making them too irrelevant or pointless. Altough some of those have their own unique setups like Rodney for example.Д®ach setup gives separate set of bonuses and penalties.

They apply only to capital ships - BC, BB, SHBB and of course unique ships. What I will focus on here are turret layout techs. Most of them is pretty basic and self explanatory. For example North Sea was always a place where naval engagements happened on small distances.

With each sea type having different properties, different techs will give small bonuses for some of them. Anyway, we still have like 15 sea types now. So my idea of simulating certain units not being suited for certain conditions died with it. Keep it mind that ability to deal damage based on unit Strength is lowered when unit is damaged, which is actualy logical.ДЄnother thing that I had huge hopes about, but they were squashed by bugs. And here we have probably most impactful change of this version. Bigger ship can take more damage generaly speaking.Дў.5-Strength - how much damage can ship take, but also affect damage done to the enemies. So for example it's useless when fighting against SUBs or pure fleets.Дў.4-Hull - reduced the damage taken. Also due to the engine limitations I extended it to 'how easy it is to hit/damage something important in your ship'.Дў.3-Positioning - all it does is increaseing the chances of attacking high value target in combat.

Second - all naval units stats were reworked completely with new approach to what each stat actualy does.Дў.1-Sea Attack - basicaly ability to hit things, but also impact how hard you hit them.Дў.2-Sea Defence - how hard it is to hit you. I leave to You to figure out what gives what, what to research and what isn't necessary. I will copy/paste all change log 10.30 - 10.32.ДЇirst - almost all techs were deleted and replaced with new, more detailed ones. so now we have also different kind of sea provinces that apply, also, different bonus/minus (artic, tropical.). In land provinces we have 'mountains', 'hills', 'urban', jungle. The most important change is that, now, devs have included different kind of terrains for sea provinces. Originally posted by ghetto:what are changes between 10.2&10.32?

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