It certainly helps when you’re trying prepare your chosen country for the eventual conflict. Note: The tips and ideas mentioned in the guide are based on the January 1936 start date. Click on the page for the country that you need help with: To ensure a handier approach when detailing the new additions and improvements in Hearts of Iron IV: Battle for the Bosporus, I’ve split up the guide into several pages based on each country. Looks like Purple Rome is best Rome, as they say. Yes, there’s even a decision for you to Restore the Byzantine Empire. With the new Battle for the Bosporus DLC, you have more options to choose from as you guide them throughout World War II. In Hearts of Iron IV: Battle for the Bosporus. You could take a look at the National Focus Trees of Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria and you’ll notice how they’ve been similar, for the most part, in Hearts of Iron IV. Hearts of Iron IV: Battle for the Bosporus – National Focus Trees guide It’s up to you to make the decisions that will carry the day, or provide a completely ahistorical outcome. These three countries may have been located in the same region, but their fates couldn’t have been more different. The new DLC provides a clearer emphasis on the National Focus Trees of three nations: Greece, Turkey, and Bulgaria. That’s where Hearts of Iron IV: Battle for the Bosporus takes us. The Second World War, a great conflagration that engulfed the globe, saw many nations that picked sides, or chose neutrality.
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