level 4 naval base: cost of the goods + 60 000£.

level 3 naval base: cost of the goods + 30 000£.

level 2 naval base: cost of the goods + 15 000£.

This cost doubles with each level of naval base. In addition to the goods, naval bases also have an added 15 000£ price tag after level 1. (except in vanilla and AHD, where all provinces can hold a naval base) They can only be build in coastal provinces, and there can only be 1 base per state. Naval bases are buildings that allow country to build a bigger navy and colonize land.

Level 1 fort increases colonial range by 100.

Armies in enemy territory adjacent to an enemy fort show +2% attrition modifier for presence of nearby fort.

The bonus can be observed by hovering the mouse over the flags in the combat window, along with the number of techs and tactics bonus. The bonus for a Level 1 fort is 10%, shown in comparison to 100% tactics/level.

Forts provide a bonus to the defender's military tactics in battle, though only to the owner.

This means a Level 3 fort increases the occupation time by 225% and so forth.

Each level of a fort increases the time to occupy a province by roughly 75%.

There can however only be one naval base per state.įorts are defensive structures that provide a variety of benefits.ĭefault cost per level(this is increased if the national administrative efficiency is less than 100%): Likewise a province in the game could potential hold every single available building at the same time. For forts and railroads the only limit to how many buildings a nation could have is the number of provinces. Naval bases and forts can only be built by the government, while the economic policy of a nation determines whether capitalists or the government can build railroads.īuildings are build in each individual province (unlike factories which are built at a state level). There are three types of buildings in Victoria 2. This article is considered accurate for the current version of the game.

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