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Some people will suggest you try a mid sized country such as Brazil to learn the game. I believe one should try a large country as they generally have more leeway and a mistake will not kill the game. I would suggest China, as you indicate you are bad at the economy side.China is very large and sprawling, with a large military which might seem daunting at first. However, much of the N and NW is desert and enemies are generally kept at a crawl, if they can advance at all, from that direction. Additionally, with its 'unique' economy, items and labor are priced very low which means you should always have a sufficient treasury to do what you desire. I actually like to crank the world tensions up as high as possible.

That way the price of military good can quite easily skyrocket to 500k-600k each. It is an instant cash cow. Also because the prices are so high when you decide to go to war the enemies run out of ammo before you run out of troops so it actually make warfare easier (as long as you build a few military weapons plants).Another 'trick' I like to do is disband ALL of the petrol and hydro electric power stations. Petrol power stations because of the oil usage, and hydro electric because if you look at the industrial goods requirements you will notice that it is ten times as high as the price to build a coal station. Electricity is generally cheap at the start compared to oil or industrial goods, so by doing that you can generally build as much as you want setting up your economy. So a nation with lots of pre built hydro electric plants makes the start much easier.Edit: I forgot to mention about garrisons, they are your best friend during war, they are pretty much free infantry units that take almost no time to build and seem to get a nice defensive bonus in cities.

When mixed with high tensions (limited ammo on world market) they can leave an enemy invasion completely defensless and unable to shoot back. You can then just mop them up with a few air strikes or your own ground troops.

Also by placing them in towns you have just taken, they seem to completely negate uprisings.Oh and one last point, this is linked to the 'Australia' post. Scrap ALL your boats even before you unpause the game to start. The naval AI is absolutely terrible and you will soon find ALL your boats sitting in the middle of an ocean completely out of fuel, and be unable to recycle or even destroy them. By scrapping them you get the mil goods that you can sell for a massive profit after a few months, you free up military personel (more garrisons) and save money on upkeep. To move troops over water, airdrops are much more effective.So to answer the question about what is the 'best' country for a new player, pick the colour you find least annoying, as you will be staring at it for the entire game.

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