A Blockade is initiated by getting an Immense Triumph in a naval attack. Unlike ground control and air superiority, a blockade does not directly affect wars, however, its indirect effects still make it a crucial part of warfare in Politics and War.
A nation with a blockade loses its ability to trade on market and make transactions with an alliance bank, this is useful when you want to stop your enemy from restocking supplies and continuing their war efforts.
A blockaded nation can still redeem a few credits for cash and resources for their nation and will still be able to make alliance to alliance and alliance to other nations transactions if they have the permissions in their alliance. If the blockaded nation does not have multiple blockades on them by different nations, they can also trade with the one nation holding the blockade.
There are 3 different ways to break a blockade:
- You can break a blockade by doing a naval attack on the nation holding the blockade and getting anything but an Utter Failure, this is arguably the easiest or most viable method, given that you have resources to build enough ships.
- The second method is having another nation get an Immense Triumph on the nation holding the blockade on you, essentially putting them under blockade now.
- The third method is destroying all enemy ships by any means possible, also true for cases where the enemy decommissioned their navy themselves.
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