The campaign map puts oil-producing regions and distant bases at the centre of fleet planning. Possession of places such as Persia and Pearl Harbor creates practical naval reach instead of merely raising a territorial score. Oil supports sustained operations, while dispersed ports give ships useful positions across several theatres. The scenario shows how fuel access, geography, and overseas possessions constrain a global fleet.
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Oil, territory, and global naval reach
The campaign map shows why access to oil and dispersed territories shape where fleets can operate and expand.