Firstly, our actual relations are at 0, which is entirely neutral. Here, we see some statistics relating to our relations with the United Kingdom. This will change drastically as the world spirals towards World War and the battlelines are drawn. As we can see, Germany is alone in the Axis at present, Britain, France and a bunch of puppets make up the Allies, and the Soviet Union have a couple of minor states in the Comintern with them. It’s also showing us which nations belong to the various factions. Naturally, we want to draw allies closer to joining our faction, and prevent other major nations (*cough* The United States *cough*) from joining with our enemies.īelow that, we have another handy visual representation of how many victory points each faction has, and how close to victory each faction is. This triangle is a visual indication of how close various nations are to the three factions, the Axis, the Allies and the Comintern. Here, we send our diplomats out to influence other nations, offer trade agreements, military agreements or bind them to our faction.
To start, we turn to the Diplomacy screen. So, having looked at the various resources at the disposal of our great nation, we turn our attention to the various ways of deploying those resources.
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