Then you can have a virtual monopoly on worldwide car production and make a lot of money, and stop subsidizing your factories. You can subsidize your car factories and invade Brazil to put them into your sphere of influence to get access to their rubber. You also have to educate your farmers so they can work in factories and so on.įor example, in Vic2, if you want to build cars, you need to have rubber. (you can only recruit as many soldiers as you have in the "solider" job category, you can actually depopulate your country through getting your soldiers killed, etc).
Those systems are really fascinating and intricate but can be a bit confusing. The basic mechanics (recruiting, moving armies, warfare, diplomacy) are basically the same as in EU4, but a bit simplified, and with the overt layer of population management and economic development. Click to expand.neither are historically accurate because they gamify and abstract.
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