u/Aoimoku91

After a few test games, I get the hang of it, and by 1934, the Reichswehr is doing great, Wilhelm II is back on the throne, and Austria has been annexed!

And... an old field marshal dies in his bed, happy to be back under the monarchy, and the game ends. And you leave a lot of projects unfinished.

In the original game, ending the game when Hindenburg dies is fine: at that point in the game, you've either saved German democracy, Hitler is in power, or you're in a civil war. A few minor things remain unfinished.

In the DNVP mod, however, when Hindenburg dies, you're just starting to warm up. Games always feel like a race against time to get at least half the things done.

Does “Organizing Women” by Marie Juchacz and Toni Sender have exactly the same effect? What about other identical effects among advisors, like "Negotiating with the coalition" by Muller und Braun?