Hearts Of Iron 4 Czechoslovakia
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Hearts Of Iron 4 How To Play As Czechoslovakia
Temporarily banned:. Content that breaks the spirit of these rules may be removed at moderator discretion. Having no experience as the Czechs. Try invading Austria? Killing Austria will deny Germany the peacetime industry as well as the extra divisions they would take from Austria which in turn reduces their manpower on the field making them take longer to do the focus that screws with you. As the Czechs you start with a pretty sweet army so you may be able to kill Austria and perhaps even Hungary before things kick off. But even just Austria would be a major victory in weakening Germany in many ways - the question is if you can flip ideology in time to do this.Considering the timeframe as well I wouldn't focus on anything industry-wise except building fortresses.
Forts are great and mean you can focus on things besides just replacing losses. You can also choose NOT to build forts but in that case you have to be confident your army can beat or at least match that of the Germans and on this timeframe I am not sure how you would go about achieving that. Having no experience as the Czechs. Try invading Austria? Killing Austria will deny Germany the peacetime industry as well as the extra divisions they would take from Austria which in turn reduces their manpower on the field making them take longer to do the focus that screws with you.
As the Czechs you start with a pretty sweet army so you may be able to kill Austria and perhaps even Hungary before things kick off. But even just Austria would be a major victory in weakening Germany in many ways - the question is if you can flip ideology in time to do this.Apparently the Anschluss focus will just magically steal Austria from you, if you manage to conquer it first. I think expanding into the Balkans would be the safer choice, maybe joining the Comintern for some help against Germany. I managed to beat Germany as democratic Czechoslovakia a few days ago by spamming 4 MNTINF 4 ART divisions with support battalions. I thought I got fairly lucky as France went for the Little Entente, however they didn't do anything the entire war besides sitting on the Maginot Line. The only good thing that came out of that was Germans wasting time on Yugoslavia.I was building nothing but military factories the entire game to support the heavy artillery use together with superior firepower.By the time the war broke out I had 43 divisions ready.
I immediately pushed for Danube in the southern part of Czechoslovakia as the river made the crossing almost impossible for the German forces. At the same time I was agressively pushing the north in order to shorten the frontline. Once that was done the war basically flipped in my favor and I was able to slowly micromanage my way through entire Germany.I think the most important thing is not using the AI.
I had a 1 division thin line across the entire border and the rest of the army was strategically redeploying where it was necessary - either to push or to reinforce. Encircling is super important - sometimes it is worth to let the enemy overextend only to encircle a bunch of his divisions.
While Czechoslovakia is a decently-sized country, its narrow nature and the fact that you are surrounded by fasist countries (GER, AUS, HUN) on all sides but north-east means that you have to keep an extremly long frontline.To help you with that, you start with a decent amount of troops and weapons, but virtually no menpower. You also have some basic resources at your disposal, yet lack rubber and oil (you should get a trade-deal for 8 oil, and ignore the rubber shortage). You have some facories at your disposal, but much fewer than your enemies. This means that under no circumstance will you be able to outspam your opponents, and losing any territory will severly impact you.First off, its important to realise that Germany is not going to attack you until 1938, giving you over two years of preparation, meaning that you will get to research just over 10 national focus trees. You will know that time is up when Anschluss happens, as GER usually follows up by demanding Sudentenland.NB: This guide is pre-Waking the Tiger: so some mechanics work a bit differently. I shall edit those when I get the time.
Getting the right National Focus is paramount for CSR. You have three main goals - get rid of divided nation, fortify your nation and go for democratic bastion.To start with, I would recommend rushing the Balanced Industry Investements, only taking a break for political direction once world tension rises high enough to allow you changing conscription plan to get more menpower. Then finish up on industry, and run the main branch of fortification studies to get the final fortifications, ignore any extensions.
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You may want to do internal Redoubts after that, but its not cruicial. Researching the right technology is again cruical, as it determines the types of troops that you will be able to use. As CSR, you should primarily rely on infantry and artillery, and to an extent, a fighter force.This means that you should funnel your research towards early Arty, AT and AA guns, and infantry upgrades. In the spare time, develop your industry (use concentrated industry for the extra output). Try to avoid going ahead of time. Also, do not forget to research Land doctrine - the Superior Firepower.The exact order should not matter, as long as you don't waste it on bombers/tanks/mecha. Your army will start as purely defensive - therfore you have little need for mobile divisions, although I recommend keeping the initial horse divisions, as they are superb reserves, being able to reinforce a your defence line and be used for small scale flanking manouvers if you have local superiority.You should build both Mountaineers and Infantry with this split requiring a lot of Army Experience to upgrade your divisions with the necessary support detachements.
Thus, you should get an army theorist fairly early on, as well as execute manouvers with your cheaper units (inf + horse).Out of these two types of units, the basic infantry is more important, as it will often fight in less beneficial terrain, requiring more equipement to help balance things out, but do not fogo the upgrades on mountaineers either, or you will find them being very ineffective. (build Sappers, Arty and AT for the former, and Sappers and Arty for the latter).
Once you have some breating space, you should complete both of the setups with Hospitals, and a possible support unit of your choice. AAA may be good at the start of the war, but once UK joins in, you will enjoy permanent air-superiority making them useless.You should start spamming infantry as soon as you have some menpower avaialble, else you will simply not have enough troops to maintain the extremly long front, or be able to mount any counter-attacks. Do not be afraid to pop units a bit early from the recruitement, as you can use them as Army points early on (with manouvers) or to quickly fill up a gap in defences at a later point. This is especially useful when you dont have enough equipement to spawn the particular division - as its better to have an under-equipped one in the field then in a training que. Also, get a divison (2 absolute max) of your default tank setup (LT + Cav) - these will be usefull in reserves as an early counter to enemy panzer divisions. For CSR, build order is rather simple - with only 2 years to war and very limited construction capacity, you will manage only a handful of projects. With your focus tree giving you several civilian factories, you should spend all of 1936 and a a good portion of 1937 building military factories, ideally in bohemia, alternativelly in moravia.Once your fortifications (through focus) are up - you should only build land forts up untill you break the German lines.
For these, there are several key sections of interest.1st - the forts do not include Zalozie - that is part of polish line, yet it still borders with GER. You need to get a fort there at least on lvl 5. The same applies to the territory under Bratislava on the CSR-GER-HUN borders.2nd - several of your border regions in Sudentanland can be accessed from 3 tiles - add an extra fort on these for the extra protection - as Germans usually try to break through these. The same applies to the few regions that dont have good natural protections against attacks.3rd - make your own line of forts on Czecho-Slovak border. This is because once Hungary joins the war (and it will), Slovakia is lost.
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Therefore, don't even bother stationing any troops there, and once this happens, just garrison the said line. Its usually enough to have lvl 3 forts there initially, and quickly put them as top priority once Hungary joins in.4th - fortify Bratislava to lvl 10 - it will be near impossible for enemies to take it, and will allow you to keep control of an extra state when Slovakia falls. (this one is least important, as losing Bratislava won't actually be a killing blow, while any breach into Bohemia and to a degree into Moravia usually means a defeat.Once all of these are complete, feel free to add forts anywhere you feel like you will need them. However, keep in mind that you are actually unliklely to finish even the 4 main points before the war starts, so be cautious where you build the forts, as they may be needed more elswhere. Overall StrategyThe key consideration for CZE is, that you will fight ALONE. Even if allies decide to defend you against GER, they will get obliterated within months (includes both France and Poland) - so you should not be too dismayed when the abovementioned get wiped out, and neither should you be tempted to defend Polish, should you end up on the same side - as it is likely to drain you of troops needed elswhere, and you run the risk of your forces being cut off in Poland.
What you should rely on instead, is holding your ground, and waiting for the AI to get engaged on too many fronts, at which points it is going to lose cohesivness and will start making mistakes - which you can take advantage of and strike into Germany, taking their states, resources and even slowly trying to recover Poland. Sooner or later, you will make an opening, and be able to cap German VPs and force a surrender. Once that is done, cleaning out the rest of the Axis is easy.Border DefenseIt is crucial not to lose any of your Sudetenland fortifications, as that would allow Germans to quickly pour in countless troops, take over your airstrips and towns, and create pockets which they can then wipe out. However, the relative lack of divisions means that you will have most of your borderes defended by a single division until late in the war. This also means, that under no circumstance should you attempt to use AI to manage the troops for you.
Instead, add extra division on critical points and in a balanced manner around the borders, allowing you to use that extra division as reinforcements nearby, if needed (remember that if you need to cross any larger distance, the battle may be lost before you get there!). It is important to note, that it is often better to lose entrenchement bonus and move your units on the whole front by one tile to get the extra reserve division into battle on time. Also, once the war starts deploy all your planes over Czechoslovakia, you may use your bombers for night attacks, but they will be useless, so you may as well keep them in reserve/grounded.Counter-AttacksThe AI is a poor manager, and will often redeploy too many troops, leaving large pieces of front undefended. Playing for CSR is slow and difficult, as any larger mistake or a a brief moment of not paying attention can result in your defeat, however defeating Germany when France and Poland fail feel very rewarding.I have personally used the strategy over and over again to a great sucess, and while its unlikely that it would stand the test of an actual human player, it is more than sufficient against an Ironman AI. If you have any comments or questions, do not hesitate to add them below, I will try to adress them all.Good luck to you all!