According to Archangel, it took them a week and a half to recreate the entire 1936 railway setup with this method, although that included tracking down reference maps. In theory, that means you could hop into the console to instantly bolster your nation’s supply system anytime you want.
Using the ‘nudge’ command in the game’s console, you’ll be able to draw railway lines between supply hubs on the map, letting you add new links as you please. “On the flip side, those changes also allow for some exciting possibilities down the line.Īmong those changes are more ways of manipulating the new railway system, which is at the heart of the game’s overhauled supply framework. “The long and short of it is this: We made some fundamental changes to the way the game handles some things, which will probably require your favourite mods to spend some time updating,” he says. Archangel85, The dev diary’s writer and content designer on Hearts of Iron 4, has written a pithy summary. If you’re not au fait with script commands and all the gubbins of modding, don’t worry. While some of these were hinted at last week during the reveal of future enemy AI improvements, a dev diary shared earlier today gives us a better look at the specifics.
Hearts of Iron 4’s next DLC, No Step Back, will introduce some hefty changes to the WW2 game’s modding tools.
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