Unfortunately, it does not have any economic-oriented ministers to help boost production. Romania has a fairly balanced economy, with 70 oil, 4 steel, 6 aluminum, 7 military factories, 2 naval dockyards, 13 civilian factories, and 4 free slots. General Ioan Mihail Racovita, skill level 3, is a hills fighter, granting +5% movement and +10% attack and defense in hilly terrain. Field Marshall Petre Dumitrescu, skill level 4, is a logistics wizard and adheres to an offensive doctrine, granting troops under his command -20% supply consumption and -10% combat width. There are two generals initially available to command your troops. Mountain troops are essential for fighting in the Balkans, and airborne troops will help you quickly conquer smaller countries like Greece and Bulgaria. Its limited manpower means focusing on special forces. It starts 1936 with 22 infantry, 4 mountain, 4 cavalry, and 1 light tank division, plus 4 destroyers and 72 interwar fighters. In terms of armed forces, Romania is strong on land but weak on the seas. Romania starts 1936 with only 3 research slots. The fascist party, led by Ion Antonescu, has 18% popularity, the democratic party, led by Armand Calinescu, has 20%, the communist party, led by Constantin Ion Parhon, has 2% support, and the nonaligned party, led by Gheorghe Tatarescu, has 60% support. The next election will be held in December 1937. It has a volunteer army, export trade focus, and civilian economy. It has the national spirit Neutral Foreign Policy, which inflicts the following penalties: Join faction tension limit: +100%, Send volunteers tension limit: +20%, Guarantee tension limit: +100%, AI Modifier: Threat receptivity: +1%, AI Modifier: Desire to be in or expand a faction: −100. Romania begins the game in 1936 as a non-aligned democracy led by Armand Calinescu. Can you steer Romania toward a different fate? Romania contributed over 1.2 million men to Operation Barbarossa, but switched sides in 1944 and joined the Allies. Prior to joining Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union, Romania lost territory to Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Soviet Union through German arbitration. Transylvania in particular was a bone of contention between Hungary and Romania. This week I’ll be looking at Romania.Īfter WW1, Romania received the territories of Transylvania (1920), Bukovina (1919), and Bessarabia (1920), doubling its size. These articles examine the benefits and drawbacks of playing as any of dozens of minor countries in HOI IV. Hearts of Iron IV is an epic historical simulator that allows you to experience the Second World War as any country, and perhaps, change history. Welcome to the latest in a series of posts looking at minor countries in the game Hearts of Iron IV by Paradox Entertainment.
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