etc.Ĭool ideas, but in hindsight some of them I felt were more of a chore than adding something to the experience. No longer go insane when your armies stack over each other, and whether or not the army commander is in range when dealing with huge provinces. (Good enough) Speaking of which, the chain of command system. No more leaders for divisions, Armies & Army groups. Funniest was USA ONLY building transports.)īut the way they streamlined a lot of things I'm more than fine with. (As you know it's always possible that hte AI starts doing stupid stuff. It can be challenging assuming it doesn't trip over itself along the way. Although let's not pretend like HOI 3 had stellar AI. Maybe if you can get at 80% off worth considering. The AI in Hoi4 is very poor and hasn't been fixed since launch. Originally posted by GoldenTalon:You will quickly miss Hoi3. Having a grand time, just wondering if getting this is worth it at this point. :/ Can someone expand on things I misunderstood or that are not listed maybe? Seems pretty steep a price for this list of features. That would meant hat you get alternate focus trees for germany & Japan, with this battle scavenging thing. Troops getting accustomed to weather is also seemingly in.Īnd the bit about scavenging the battlefield, is this the same as when a nation capitulates and you inherent their weapon stockpiles? Or it's something entirely new? (after battles you get equipment?)īecause if the first two are already in. Does Waking Tiger add a third layer of command? I feel like I already have some of them without owning Waking Tiger. I was considering it, but when looking at the 'features' listed. But a lot of interesting changes.Īnyway, I've bought up the expansions except for Waking Tiger. Not the easiest iteration to get used to. Scavenge equipment from the battlefield, use Volunteer Air Corps, acclimatizing troops, and other changes.Finally managed to get around to making the jump from HOI 3 to HOI 4.

Spend your political power on national decisions and missions to strengthen the war effort.

Put multiple armies under the direction of a field marshall to coordinate large movements of army groups, using the traits of your generals to take advantage of their unique skills.

Two major Axis powers now have alternate history paths, including the chance to depose Hitler or restore democracy to Japan.

Guide the Chinese Republic or Communist China through the war, guided by your own vision of the future.

With vast reserves of manpower and resources, not to mention a giant landmass, the Republic of China and its temporary ally, the Communists under Mao, can withstand another aggressor.

Crippled by political paralysis and centuries of fitful development, China is still not a pushover. Years before Europe went to war, Japan’s imperial ambitions targeted the divided Chinese Republic.About Hearts of Iron IV: Waking the Tiger

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