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Ur_Vile_WEdge -> RE: Quetions (10/31/2013 4:54:06 PM)
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About the only way you can increase your production is to expand into other people's turf and take their resources and red factories. The only player who has even a modicum of control over their own production multiple (simulating efficiency) is the U.S. player.
And I suppose you could build more factories, but they're expensive, take a long time to build, and you're usually short on resources, so you wouldn't be able to use them for most players anyway.
As for the second question, when you align a minor power, you have the option of melding their force pool into that of the major power. So say, if Germany aligns Hungary, the Hungarians will start with a bunch of units, and Germany has the option to use German build points to build Hungarian units. This decision is one way (once you start building Hungarians, you can't stop), but you don't have to do it immediately.
Pros: It makes your force pool bigger, you do have counter limits, and especially on the Eastern Front, you need every body you can scrape together.
Cons: Minor power units are usually worse than major power ones. They also have movement restrictions, you can usually only take half of a minor country's units out of the minor itself, and they won't co-operate with your other aligned minors.
So the short answer is you can, but it's usually either a move of desperation, or one where you're so on top of the world that you're running out of things to build.
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