With the help of the monarch the national unity will be increased, allowing you to perform longer military actions, even when some of them aren't as successful as you wanted them to be.Ĭannot join factions led by another ideology.Ĭivilian Factory construction speed: -50%
You should focus on developing air forces, but you mustn't forget about powerful land forces as well. Change the rules of recruitment and prepare your country thoroughly for the upcoming war. A major flaw of the British policy is their low rate of human resources that must be accumulated in three years. This is very important from the viewpoint of foreign policy and strengthening the bond between countries in Europe. It is worth noting that playing as this nation allows you to create factions. United Kingdom is characterized by a relatively high national unity, which is why you shouldn't worry about a sudden change of ideology that will bury your alliances. Anticipate the intentions of your enemies and try to be ready for anything, and if the enemy doesn't leave you a choice remember that attack is the best defense. This country doesn't cope well in the event of a sudden attack. France has very interesting defensive properties that allow you plan your military operations quite well in the short term. You must complete research projects that will overcome it, otherwise your diplomatic actions will be paralyze for a long time. You should also note that the low political power growth of France is slowed even more. If you don't do that your country will quickly surrender after the global conflict starts. You should increase it with the help of national focuses directed at the said index. France has a very low national unity index. To level the playing field you should focus on other aspects of the military power and build powerful air forces. Note the huge slowdown of the Land Doctrine research time. While playing France you must start by changing the rules of recruitment, which will allow you to constantly increase your military capabilities. Hidden behind the Maginot Line they have no idea about the dangers of the German Reich. France lives in a relative sense of security after the end of the World War I.
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