Arms Race: The Cold War Era – Industrialization

## Description

### Steam Store Description

( Turn ON or OFF this DLC in game OPTIONS )

If you are a business and tycoon games lover you may want to pay additional
attention to this DLC. This DLC provides a new great experience to the game –
construction of Cooperative Industrialization Project (CIP). CIP can be
constructed between two countries. The first (host) country must be part of
your alliance and another (partner) country can be either part of your
alliance or neutral. You can’t construct CIP with an alliance of your foe or
between two neutral countries. One country can participate in one CIP only.
You can’t build multiply CIPs in the same country.

CIP provides two major bonuses. The first bonus adds score points by one for
each country in the project. And the second bonus is extra free production for
your government pool yearly – military, spy or diplomats ( can be chosen upon
construction and can’t be changed later in the game ).

It takes two years to construct CIP. The cost of construction is the sum of
two scores per turn/month. For example, if you want to build CIP between the
UK and Ireland it will be 4+1=5$ per turn/month during 24 turns/months ( 120$
in total ). Think twice before you launch construction because CIP can be
costly for the balance of your budget and you can’t stop it once it has
started!

If any party in CIP joins your foe alliance CIP dismantles automatically (
therefore extra production ) but the score value stays. Crisis of the Elites
event does not affect CIP production.

AI also builds CIP when it thinks it needs to. The decision of what production
it should be depends on the current leader. For example Stalin, Truman,
Khrushev and Kennedy prefer to build military production. Other leaders mostly
prefer diplomats and spies.

It cost one political point to start construction. Economic suit for leaders
provide 20% discount for CIP construction.

Arms Race: The Cold War Era – Industrialization