These expansions are all sold separately the popular ‘Colonel Edition’ – and the ‘upgrade pack’ DLC bundle of the same name – are no longer available. We’ve called each paid offering to attention to assess their capabilities and see how well they pass muster. If you're playing world conquest and want strong amphibious units, then just make a few with amtracks and amtanks (or medium tanks) and add in some type of artillery to boost attack if needed.Paradox’s grand-strategy wargame Hearts of Iron 4 hasn’t built up as powerful an arsenal of DLC as its other squadmates in the Paradox Development Studio roster, but there’s now enough extra stuff available for purchase that you might want to know which order to attack them in. Also, you don't need to upgrade them with amtracks and amtanks if you are just playing WW2 (just use light or medium tanks). I've never made more than 10 marine divisions in a game. So long story short, you don't need many marine divisions.
There is a chance someone may heavily defend a river, in which case a few marine divisions could also be useful to punch a hole through. So just withdraw them until the next invasion. Once a port is taken, the marine division is no longer needed usually. So again you only need enough marine divisions to attack ports directly, while landing on non-ports should be done with faster divisions that can then turn and assist in the fight against the port. Now as an attacker, you need a very efficient force attacking the port directly, but not so much on non-port tiles. So the defender should build coastal and land forts on ports and put a few divisions there. If you can deny an invader a port, you will eventually defeat that invasion. The reason you don't need a lot is because its usually very inefficient to defend an entire coastline, in which case defending ports is the main priority. Now if you are playing a world conquest game, this is when upgraded marine divisions can be helpful but again you really don't need a lot of them. Also, with how fast the war can end combined with long research and production speeds, you are better off focusing on planes and tanks than using any of your limited research and production to really beef up marine capabilities. In the pacific, marines are only necessary when taking islands with a very small (or 1) number of provinces, but the defense of these small islands is also usually light, so only a few divisions of marines would be useful.
If you are just playing to win WW2, paratroopers and invasion location choice mean that you don't even really need marines in Europe. This thread is a little old (4-5 months) but before I get into the question, let's think hypothetically.
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