#Civ 6 japan strategy upgrade

Filling up 70% states with 1937 buildingslots and 80% with 1939 buildingslots techs with civ should be fine. Like said before here, only building in 80% and 70% states. I roughly build Civ as long as I am in a war with China. You can do it longer than Germany, since you attack the Allies later. So I personally built purely Civ till around early 1939. Yeah there is no flat +% construction speed modifier, but less consumer goods means that each newly build Civ is worth more, since less of it goes to consumer goods.

Total Mobilsaition gives a quite high bonus for Mil construction this is correct, but don't forget it gives a good boost the Civ production aswell, even compared to partial mobilsation. you gain from foci and steel for weapons decision. Normally you can easily defeat the chinese (ai) with you starting Mils, incl. Meanwhile during war I usually build infastructure and mils in my homeland.

#Civ 6 japan strategy upgrade

I usually get 2 level7/8 generals, with lots of traits, and with the air exp got from war I upgrade the zero's gotten from the focus. Then you push easly, and grind exp to your generals. They lose tons of equipment, you just wait. Lastly I find it better this way (simply pushing from north to south), because usually china attacks you before you can escalate and remove the modifier. After 5/6 invading you get the invader trait. I just naval invade next to my army so that I can grind invader in one of my generals. It is unefficient but I still have enough equipment, till I declare.Д«tw I go simple pushing, after removing the escalate marco polo. To get army exp to create these templates I run army trainings with my whole army before the war. I go against china with 24division 40width(14/4 with nice support companies), and 24division 20width(10 with just shovels).

I use no tanks or mobile units to kill china since they are bad in low supply situations. at the beginning, and 10/10naval base the province next to Beijing for stopping supply problems.Д«tw if you produce only weapons, support, artillary, and 1-3factories to planes, it is good enough to win china, before germany attacks poland. Well I usually build max civs in 4zones, which are 70% and 80% infa. What do you guys think? What's the optimal strategy for Japan's indsutry? Then again, its NS and NF favors building MIL, and, additionally, it has relatively few building slots which means it won't be able to fully utilize CIC later on because there simply won't be room for MIL or Dockyard left.

So all in all, Japan doesn't need that much MIC due to its geographical isolation (the Allies won't commit to you as much once they get busy with Germany) but does need a solid base of CIC. You also need a good amount of oil in order to run your heavy weight navy, air, and tanks. And, until you can secure the resource rich states of SEA, you do need to import most of your resource needs, especially after conquering China, which, if you puppet every Chinese minor, gives you something like +35% increase in total factory count but not nearly as many resources. However, the East Asian region generally has an issue with supply and therefore Japan needs a good amount of CIC to build infrastructure and naval bases. After playing some time as Japan, I found that it's difficult to decide which industry build to take should I build MIL only? CIV for a year? Two years? At a glance, Japan's Militarism modifier that gives -10% to CIV construction along with its easy access to Total Mobilization via NF seem to heavily incentivize going MIL.