Conquer The World WW2 Tools

Beyond guides and rankings, this hub collects practical planning tools for Conquer The World WW2 (CTWWW2) — resources built to speed up decisions you would otherwise have to work out manually every match. We are starting with a research planning checklist, since research order is one of the most repetitive and highest-impact decisions in the game.

Research Planner

The Research Planner turns the research priorities covered in Research & Nukes into a concrete, step-by-step checklist you can follow match to match — from early industry research through the full nuclear tech chain, with notes on when to branch into military tech instead of pushing straight toward a nuke.

Why a checklist beats memorization

CTWWW2’s research tree spans industry, infantry, armor, air, and naval branches, and the optimal order shifts depending on your nation’s starting resources and whether you are playing a major power or a small nation. Rather than re-deriving the right order every match from memory, a checklist lets you check your current research queue against a proven sequence in seconds.

What’s coming next

We plan to expand this hub with additional planning tools as the wiki grows — potential additions include an economy planning checklist that pairs with Economy & Factories, and a diplomacy tracker for managing relationships at the scale covered in Major Powers. For now, the Research Planner is the most requested tool and the one most directly tied to a mechanic — nuclear research — that trips up new and experienced players alike.

Tools are a supplement, not a shortcut

None of the tools on this hub replace understanding the underlying mechanics. The Research Planner works best alongside the full Research & Nukes guide, which explains why each step in the checklist matters rather than just listing it. If you are still new to the game, start with Getting Started before leaning on planning tools — they are most useful once you already understand the basics they are helping you execute faster.

Tools versus scripts

If your goal is to save time rather than to plan more effectively, note that these tools are entirely manual — checklists and reference pages you read and apply yourself. If you are instead looking for automation that clicks through menus for you, that is a different category of resource covered on the Scripts hub, along with the account risks that come with it. Sticking to manual tools like the ones here avoids that risk entirely while still speeding up your decision-making.