You could use it to cut through the line in an attempt to encircle large amounts of troops. This will mostly be useful for smaller shock troops in conjunction with a larger conventional plan on the same line. Instead of taking territory and then spreading out along the flanks to slowly expand the line, the spearhead will push deep in only the territories you select. Spearhead Battleplan: You now have a new battle plan at your disposal: the spearhead. If the battlelog is too much for you, this is an easy well to see if you need to reinforce, halt an attack or push harder. It will tell you how many of your attacks you are winning, or how well you are defending against attacks. Theater Quick Tool: Also new are quick tools in the Theater Menu that show at a high level how you are doing in that theater. When I tried to use it on my giant 200+ division front with the Soviet Union, it was just too much information to sift through in any meaningful way.
I think it will be far more usable for smaller countries and fronts. It’s still pretty work intensive, but at least it is possible. You can then make adjustments to the equipment and division makeup as necessary. Now, for each theater, you can scroll through all the completed battles and see details that reveal how your troops fared. The DLC adds some new tools to better dig into how well you’re fighting.īattlelog: The first change is the battlelog. I could see if they were winning battles, but couldn’t easily tell how many troops and equipment was being lost to do so. Prior to the update, I found it nearly impossible to really tell how my armies were doing. There are a few adjustments to how you monitor and control your armies. Now is definitely the time to try your hand at one of these. In the case of these Commonwealth countries, expect to see a lot of options for when and how you want to break with your Imperial overlords in Westminster.Ī lot of these will be really interesting, historically plausible directions to move, unique for each country. You may see options to Annex neighbors, to push your country towards Communism, or maybe spark a civil war.
For new Hearts of Iron players - National Focus Trees are how you guide the politics of your country. All these countries had their national focus trees fleshed out. If you’re starting a new game, I urge you to try playing as South Africa, Australia, Canada, or The Raj (India). Below is an overview of some of the most exciting things, big and small, that you can look out for. It also fixes some small but incredibly annoying quirks of the vanilla game. The DLC mostly focuses on buffing out the Commonwealth Nations of the British Empire with tons more diplomatic options. Paradox’s Grand Strategy World War 2 game Hearts of Iron 4 just got its first major DLC expansion Together For Victory.
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