Picking the focus itself allows the player to choose a Chief of Staff. As a side note, it is highly recommended if the player wishes to succeed, they should know beforehand about the different decisions of Bill C-7 and the consequences of whether or not it is killed. Picking the focus "Draft Bill C-7" activates an event chain that allows the player to side with the liberals or conservatives (or compromise) on different issues, starting on industry, conscription, domestic security, and ending on whether the bill is passed or killed in the House of Lords. The main political branch of Canada's focus tree. Too much of that and they’ll start contributing less, or even leave the organisation. The administrator has to be careful, however: countries will get upset if they receive nothing for too long, and will also grow angry if the administrator hogs the best benefits all for itself. Each is asked, on an annual basis, to contribute Political Power to the IEDC… and the administering country (yes, this too can be transferred elsewhere, if needed) then decides who benefits, either with helpful modifiers or with access to off-map factories. It also enables the creation of the Imperial Economic Development Corporation opening up a new set of decisions where member countries are tracked. All 3 pillars come together at the end to lead to focuses that give nuclear research bonuses and reactor construction speed The last pillar focuses on electronics-related research bonuses. The middle pillar focuses on civilian factories and infrastructure. The left one mainly focuses on resource acquisition and infrastructure expansion. Canada's focus tree is divided into 6 parts, with each part branching off into multiple sub-parts:Ī large section of the tree (completing it takes 1400 days) that focuses on building up Canada's industry and providing research bonuses.
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