Also, 792 steel looks like a lot, but when using only 20% of that under the Free trade law, the massive expansion of military production will lead to shortages by late 1939. One long-term strategic goal for the United States is to acquire Siamese rubber or Japanese chromium by controlling the respective provinces. 10 Rubber can be added through a unique National Focus, and several prospecting Decisions are available to expand Aluminum, Tungsten and Steel production as Excavation technologies are researched. However, they lack Rubber and Chromium and so these must be imported. They have more than enough of Oil and Aluminum, as well as sufficient Steel, and will profit greatly from their exports in the game. When it comes to resources, the Americans live in abundance. Another undermining factor for the country's might is the low number of military factories, rendering its army very weak at the start. To fully exploit the U.S.'s economic potential, one has to go to war to enable the removal of The Great Depression modifier and to change the economic laws. only has 22 civilian factories available for construction. However, due to the immense 80% consumer factory requirements by the country's national spirits, the U.S. The United States boasts, without a doubt, the largest construction capability of the major powers by 1936. A "great neutral nation" will be drawn into a great whirlpool, whether it is hoped or not. The US policy of non-interference with foreign wars has been established, but tensions are increasing in Europe and Asia.
This has come to a dramatic end as the nation is in trouble due to the Great Depression.
It may be the case like HOI3 where GER typically can buy enough resources to fuel their economy at full tilt till around 1941/42 in a MP game, and after that they just run into a wall since local production isn't enough to cover usage.The United States returned to isolation from the end of World War I and enjoyed economic prosperity in the Roaring Twenties. Realistic or not, USA/USSR are going to command a vast majority of resources for their factions, and hence when you're close to them (geographically and ideologically) it may make sense to consolidate trading to minimize convoy exposure, and maximize protection from whatever fleet is available as well.Īnyway, it seems like resources are going to be at a huge surplus pre-war when everyone's building up military factories, and shortages only come in when you have to fuel a much larger industrial base halfway into the game. They're going to be pretty much overseas with all majors, and within faction majors have enough convoys pre-war to supply most of the demand I imagine. I was actually considering the colonies and south america as the two sources of the most imports after the majors.
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