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Chris
15 Jan 2025 11:01
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Okay, getting the hang of this thing I think. But wondering how to ramp up to next level 3. Learnings so far:
1. Invading C3 countries is good for an initial boost in cash and worker shortages.
2. Ramping up education and corps takes a long time and patience is the key. Currently have about 10 corps but have been going them with a blunt hammer. Starting corporations where there's a big demand, leaving them mostly on auto. I suspect next big challenge will be manually tuning these.
3. Defence is killing me now. I've dismantled a lot of offensive airpower and deactivated weaponry in a bid to cut costs as economy was barely breaking even.
4. Have aimed for a high welfare, high education society, but this is expensive! Wondering whether best bet is to grow the country as a low welfare military state first, then once I've established many corps and a high defence index, begin transitioning to the original plan.
1. Invading C3 countries is good for an initial boost in cash and worker shortages.
2. Ramping up education and corps takes a long time and patience is the key. Currently have about 10 corps but have been going them with a blunt hammer. Starting corporations where there's a big demand, leaving them mostly on auto. I suspect next big challenge will be manually tuning these.
3. Defence is killing me now. I've dismantled a lot of offensive airpower and deactivated weaponry in a bid to cut costs as economy was barely breaking even.
4. Have aimed for a high welfare, high education society, but this is expensive! Wondering whether best bet is to grow the country as a low welfare military state first, then once I've established many corps and a high defence index, begin transitioning to the original plan.
I invaded a C3 at war level 3 with the intention of keeping the country and using its raw materials, but it absolutely tanked the economy again. I turned on 'auto replenish military' and ended up almost 1T in debt in a month! Oops.