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CommissarMega posted:Yeah, it sounds to me that instead of voting for representatives from Colorado, Florida etc, you're getting people like the Senator of the Automobile Industry clashing heads with the Senator of the Banks, with various brands being the governmental level below (can't remember at the moment). Actually, that's more of how the specific Corporatism of the American Union State is stated to work: quote:The Congress of American Union State has two chambers: the House of Representatives and the House of Corporations. Members of the House of Representatives are chosen on direct elections whereas those of the House of Corporations are chosen by interest groups, who also choose the Speaker of the House of Corporations
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Crowsbeak posted:After this we need to make it so that the nation is the Combined Syndicates of the Universe.
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And if I remember correctly the coup is done with the help of T.E. Lawrence, which can branch off into an even-more insane event tree wherein Lawrence can try to bring back the royal family and ignite a new civil war.
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Speaking of a moderate Huey Long, what are the American Union State's options if they win the war? I know the ministers are largely German-American Bund and Business Plot people, but is it possible to dial back the fascism?
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Rincewind posted:What are all of the different results of the civil war and its aftermath? A multitude, it's probably best to list them by country:
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TheMcD posted:It was so loving stupid that it ended up being brilliant. Kaiserreich in a nutshell.
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Chief Savage Man posted:I think the lore is that Trotsky is a miserable failure in exile in Paris or he might be dead. Either way Bukharin is the guy this time. He would almost certainly be dead, considering the number of exiles that appear as military leaders in other Syndicalist states. Hell, Nestor Makhno even shows up as a general in the Commune of France!
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Strayed posted:In my last game as Austria, France decided to wait on Damocles but ended up in a stalemated war with the Entente for 20 years, thus never declaring war on Germany. Before I finally attacked Germany myself I loaded up as France to check what their situation was and they had over 70 nukes just sitting around. They were just waiting to get enough for every city in Germany 
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Grizzwold posted:Also does anyone have another link for the KR unit cards? Mediafire's not working for me. Reuploaded it here.
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Kavak posted:Funny thing, I'm working on an event chain right now where whoever controls the right provinces after the war builds the Hoover Dam- depending on the regime, the name could be Boulder, Kaufmann (The architect), Reed, Jedediah Smith, and MacArthur. The last one gives you dissent instead of dropping it I get the Reed and MacArthur dam names, but which regimes/countries get the other names (assuming Jedediah Smith isn't an automatic PSA pick)?
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Kavak posted:Boulder is a Democratic USA, Kaufmann's PSA (He did a lot of work in California, and it's part of them emphasizing their own identity), and Jedediah Smith's the AUS. They'd be big on old pioneers- nostalgic romanticism for the frontier era fits from both a nationalist and anti-socialist/urban perspective. Now you just need a name for when New England controls the provinces in question
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Kavak posted:Pretty much. Every faction, virtually every country, has equal potential for tyranny and liberty. Personal politics are going to color how you see things, of course. Speaking of which (and because I can't remember the events in question) what exactly is the AUS's path to anything other than tyranny? Are there specific events for it or is just a matter of not doing the most fascist option possible in the "after the war" events.
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oystertoadfish posted:Fake Name Generator Theory rules this alternate universe Fake Man Theory
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SIGSEGV posted:Since we have Von Ungern-Sternberg arround, I kinda want to "restore" the Hwan Empire now. I mean, conquering almost everything as Japanese occupied then magically liberated Korea can't be that hard? It's just like Francis E. Dec's global Polish/Slavonic Empire 
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Chief Savage Man posted:Yeah I could, but it would take a long long time because it only hits on the max effect every so often and even then it's not a great chance it'd be left/right or auth/dem. Time for a coup 
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Given the number of free divisions and militia you get as the CSA, are there any similar amount of forces for the American Union State? I know each side gets foreign intervention but it would be cool if they also got free units for taking certain provinces.
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One of my favorite minister cameos in a mod was in the pre-Darkest Hour New Nations Mod (which adds a ton of new countries to the game). One of the new releasable countries was Ingria (basically Leningrad and two surrounding provinces), which had the easter egg that if the government turned into Market Liberal it would get Ayn Rand as its new Armaments Minister.
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Kavak posted:General Melchett is in Canada He was also in vanilla Hearts of Iron II, but in the UK.
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The appalling loses that France has suffered again this time around makes me wonder if they would start pushing for something like the Morgenthau Plan for a post-war Germany.
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Chief Savage Man posted:And Sweden, Norway, Poland, Bohemia, White Ruthenia (Belarus), Hungary and Ukraine. Of these, Hungary and Ukraine are the most serious. Have you considered compiling the text and screenshots into a book and self-publishing it through Lulu.com? Hosting it off of SA is great but I'd definitely pay to have an offline option, normally I wouldn't say that about any LP but this one is amazingly good.
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Lustful Man Hugs posted:Maybe Turkestan? Or Japan? One of the countries that gets to get really big and crazy on it's own. Is Turkestan the one that can make the Caliphate? If so, totally do that one.
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Chief Savage Man posted:Turkestan seems like it would be very similar to Mongolia, a Central Asian land power that would go after pretty much everything that Mongolia got in that first one. What about the German corporation in China, the Allgemeine Ostasiatische Gesellschaft? From what I've seen of them they have a lot of unique events and are somewhat difficulty at the start, but with a certain event path and conflicts they can dominate China. It's an East Asian focus but with a somewhat different and more difficult path than you get with Japan.
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You could always go with National France as a choice. For a nation that starts out fairly weak and unimportant they have a pretty big amount of events and ways that they can go. National France can even restore the monarchy with more than one choice of which royal family to put on the throne 
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Crowsbeak posted:I am asking because I cannot seem to find the music pack online. I was considering giving it another go, but I always like to play with the socialist music. Kaiserreich's optional music packs? You can find their download links in the Paradox Forums Kaiserreich thread.
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Is there a specific mechanic for stabbing Russia in the back here because as a democracy we can't declare war on them unless them have a crazy high belligerence score and we have the intervention slider maxed out, and given that they have an alliance with Germany they aren't about to get into conflicts large enough to rack up the required belligerence. Also, why would we want to stab them in the back after giving them more land and a longer border that we would have to defend?
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Option A With the defeat of Germany so near we need to strike while the iron is hot before the European Syndicalists become too strong. Give them enough time and the combined industrial might of a post-Germany Syndicalist Europe will be too much to defeat.
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Vote #1: The British Question Option B: Hand the Territory to Canada Vote #2: The Irish Question Option A: Maintain Irish Independence Under Japanese Influence Vote #3: The Algerian Question Option B: Reaffirm Japan’s Previous Policy Vote #4: The Mexican Question Option A: Give the Go Ahead zetamind2000 fucked around with this message at 07:19 on Sep 24, 2017 |
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