What is Diplomacy going to be like?
For Diplomacy, each country will have an activation percentage as well as either an Axis or Allied major parent indicating their current political association. While general game play will still affect the activation percentages of many countries (via scripts), players will also have the option to directly influence the political leaning of any country by investing in and assigning diplomatic points. Diplomatic points represent the political efforts as well as the promise of trade, military equipment, and/or economic packages that were often used to influence another country during the war. Once a diplomatic point has been purchased and assigned, each turn after that there will be a random chance of an increase in activation percentage towards your side where the more diplomatic points you have assigned the greater your chances.
For Diplomacy, each country will have an activation percentage as well as either an Axis or Allied major parent indicating their current political association. While general game play will still affect the activation percentages of many countries (via scripts), players will also have the option to directly influence the political leaning of any country by investing in and assigning diplomatic points. Diplomatic points represent the political efforts as well as the promise of trade, military equipment, and/or economic packages that were often used to influence another country during the war. Once a diplomatic point has been purchased and assigned, each turn after that there will be a random chance of an increase in activation percentage towards your side where the more diplomatic points you have assigned the greater your chances. To counter this, opposing players can also participate in active counter diplomacy whereby they can effectively decrease or nullify your diplomatic efforts by
