Dummynation Tutorial (2025)

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The first country to control more than half of the world's GDP is considered to dominate the world and wins the game You can see the current progress of each country, as well as other important data, in the ranking interface The fastest way of expanding your GDP is by conquering other territories.Use the attack button to annex a country with which you share a border or direct access by sea. When the squad arrives, it will declare war on that country and begin annexing it. If you only want to occupy a specific region, draw that region on the map. instead of clicking After a troop squad has been stationed in a country it is at war with for some time without opposition, it increasingly gains control of that area and, as a result, its resources become part of its own country. However, while this is happening, there is a risk that militia groups may be formed to fight the invaders When the squad has gained control of that area, it will decide for itself the next best area in that country to annex, until the whole country has fallen or it has been assigned a new task. If you want to manually control which areas to annex. you can move it freely without the attack task, once you are at war with that country

To perform any military action. firstly you need to select the troops you want to use. You always start with all your troops in one unique squad located in your capital city, so you can just click it. or click on the troops tab of your country interface and all your troops will be selected

The speed of the troop squad depends. in addition to its own base speed, on the type of terrain, the relief and the diplomatic situation of the place through which it is moving at the time

The same method used to split troops can be used to merge them again. This time select multiple squads before clicking on the go to button. This way all selected squads will have the same task and when they are close to each other they will merge into one

Now, instead of all of them, move only a part. To do this, move the sliders for each unit to specify how many of each you will use, and then when you assign a task to them, as you did before, only these selected units will go. You can also use the slider at the top to quickly specify a portion for all units at once All the different troop squads of a country are displayed as a tree map in its troops interface, where a squad with more troops is represented in a bigger area. In addition to its own icon on the map, you can click on its area to select a particular troop squad By default, when you click on a squad. only its troops will be shown in its troops interface. To show a combination of multiple squads toggle the multiple selection button. If this button is checked, it will instead add those troops to the currently selected ones when you click on another squad, or remove them if they were already selected If you just want to select all the troops of a country. simply click the select all button, regardless of the status of the select multiple button

Click on the budget button to manage your country's finances

Social Spending

Adjust spending on welfare programs, which will improve the quality of life of your citizens, reduce mortality and increase the birth rates and immigration. This effect is more impactful in countries with a higher GDP per 12.9% 4.5% capita. A larger population has many indirect benefits in different areas, such as research and military training, and is a critical foundation for sustaining a strong and healthy economy. However, it becomes increasingly difficult to grow it as your inhabitable land becomes overpopulated.

A higher research funding will increase the amount of research points produced. You can use these points at any time to unlock different types of bonuses in the research interface.

Deposit a portion of your budget in the public treasury so that you have cash available when you need it. This money is kept invested in a wealth fund to prevent it from devaluing and will grow in line with the global economy, but could also lose value in periods of economic recession.

Your spending power will be affected by your current trade relations, which are simplified as the diplomatic relationship with each country weighted by its GDP and its geographic proximity to yours. Consequently, an isolated country with poor relations will see its economy weakened.