Campaign Continuity?

[Beerstein500]

I'm winning my 1890 Germany campaign, but does my performance in the campaign have any affect on the following campaign(s)? I'm really wondering if I should play 5 more months to finish upgrading my shipyard.

Thanks all!

[Lakel]

in the future it will be one continuous, as it stands absolutely no continuity.

[Alfred First Captain]

No, as the next campaign will be new campaign. Current campaigns are too short even with a auto generated fleet which make shipyard and research pointless. My campaign usually end in 11 months to 2.5 years, with me trying to drag on the war, but the result is always minor victory. Hopefully once other nations are introduced, the campaign can drag on longer.

[godspeedthunder]

Originally posted by Alfred First Captain:

with me trying to drag on the war

The best way I found to do this is to scrap all of your fleet as soon as you start apart from 4 BB and then try to break out of the blockade while building new ships.

You also get chance to actually use things that you research!

I had a great campaign that lasted for 5 years doing this.

Oh and make sure to start with the auto generated fleet so so you don't have world beaters right from the start.

[deadlock02]

It would be nice if Britain wouldnt surrender, or if we could continue playing after winning the campaign. I would love to research new shiptypes.

[ryueokami]

Originally posted by Alfred First Captain:

No, as the next campaign will be new campaign. Current campaigns are too short even with a auto generated fleet which make shipyard and research pointless. My campaign usually end in 11 months to 2.5 years, with me trying to drag on the war, but the result is always minor victory. Hopefully once other nations are introduced, the campaign can drag on longer.

From what I gather campaigns are short on purpose currently (so that feedback is going in faster). In the "true" campaign there will be wartime AND peacetime (currently campaigns end whenever peace time is reached).