You should place more attention on your navy rather than your air force.Moreover, if you go democratic, non-aligned or communist you will need a strong army to defend against Germany – you should focus on infantry, forts and naval production as it will be easier to compete with the Germans over Britain’s immense navy. If you go fascist, you will need at least 24 divisions (18 infantry and 6 motorised) to get a respectable war score in France. Build up your military as it will be essential for whatever path you take.Following these will give you a greater chance of success.
Also, let us know what nation you would like to see in our next guide in the pool below.Īs usual, I will begin the guide with some rudimentary principles that are worth following, even if you ignore my military tactics and political ideology.
We’ve also released France Guide, Soviet Union Guide, Communist China Guide, and German Reich Guide. This guide for the Netherlands in Hearts of Iron IV should, therefore, provide a brief introduction into the nation and deliver some basic tips allowing you the freedom to experiment and conquer.Ĭheck out our other nation guides. Admittedly, even with the new focus tree, you’re going to struggle to compete with Germany’s army and Britain’s navy, but the new focus tree makes the Netherlands an interesting country to play nonetheless. But now, the developers over at Paradox have provided players with an intriguing focus tree that provides you with diverse options. Before this, Holland was a rather dull nation to play being easily swept up as part of German expansion. The Netherlands was one of the nations to receive a revamped focus tree as part of the latest Man the Guns expansion.
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