Несмотря на постоянное изменение трендов, издательство Paradox Interactive можно сравнить со скалой посреди штормящего моря. Что бы ни произошло, игроки будут уверены в том, что компания продолжит выпускать хардкорные глобальные стратегии. И Victoria 3 не является исключением.
The Victoria 3 trade mechanic is a crucial component of your national economy. No matter which nation you choose to play in the historic grand strategy game, you'll need to do business with others in order to provide for your pops - the people who live in your country and make it work.
Starting out in 1836, you'll find that many of your pops' basic needs can be taken care of by building up your domestic industries for staple products. Depending on the conditions in your nation, you'll have different options for agriculture and basic development right away. However, as time marches inevitably on, you'll find that you need to supplement your market with products from abroad so that your pops can provide for themselves and pursue more affluent lifestyles. That's where trade comes in.
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Victoria 3 diplomatic plays are the openings for most important international actions - they're hostile demands that can often result in war. It's a new concept for Paradox grand strategy games, but don't worry: the diplomatic play system is easy to use, and in most cases, these situations will handle themselves.
During diplomatic plays, one nation is making a formal demand of another, and any nations interested in the region where this is taking place have the opportunity to weigh in and sway the outcome. Knowing what's happening and when you can take action is key to using and responding to diplomatic plays effectively.
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