u/Splitzkyy

I’ve played Ukraine a decent bit recently, especially the revolt paths, so I’ve been thinking of trying polands revolt paths. However, from what I’ve seen when Poland revolts it seems they’re always focused on by the reichspakt and also Poland doesn’t have nearly the same industry or manpower as Ukraine. So I was wondering what’s the best kinds of division templates for playing Poland and what the general strategies are for both socialist and nationalist Poland are?

I’ve played numerous times Russia and one thing that’s always intrigued me is how when I compare the rdp republic path with the rikther sr path, the rikhter one feels like it does more to change Russian society than the supposed “radical” party. Maybe it’s because of the multitude of descions you need to do as rikhter to secure his leadership like purging the military and society of monarchists and reactionaries or the events highlighting how everyone’s breathing down his neck, but it feels like real fundimental change is happening while the radical democrats path doesn’t feel nearly as transformative. Does anyone else get that feeling with the two paths?

I love how despite representing the right wing of his party, he just goes on lengthy tirades where he not only talks about and uses Marxist language, but also praises aspects of anarchism and anarchists. Shits so goddamn hilarious, I’d kill to be able to see the faces of the people he’s lecturing and how they’d react. Also really like how principled he generally is, even if I don’t fully agree with his ideas.

Decided to have a quick gander at spains general list for the heck of it and I noticed almost all the generals either were born in Cuba or northern Spain like Galicia or Burgos. For Cuba I can best guess maybe the Spanish American war played a role, but why northern Spain? Is there something unique about northern Spain that allows for a lot of general to come from there?