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Another long game, although suprisingly it wasn't very painful. 11000 tactical bombers and infantry beat the AI tanks and mechanised because they can't handle the supply, a mistake I made many times in the late game. Turns out the best division is the one you can feed. I did use state transfer tool to adjust some borders and add the Arabian Federation to my faction, which I feel was justfied since when I unified China they were fighting for their life against every other Arab state and I saved them with volunteers. Also, letting every single KMT faction into the government after unification is both incredibly funny and gives a lot of busted generals and advisiors, especially with the Yunnanese military tree which gives direct XP and trait boosts to commadners. The Chinese Century will be a long one.

Marshal Justo successfully fulfilled the dream of Andesia as the European powers fought over Germany's corpse. They agreed to the Tilsit agreement, which made the USA disillusioned with the Entente which lost its chance and left to create its own faction. Andesia then led the way into battle to finish off the Entente's remains as Russia stood angry but powerless. Then, having surrounded the Organisation of American States the workers of the world went to battle one more time to topple the capitalist hydra. Russian republicans watched astonished as the socialist forces took over the American oil fields and ran circles around their fully mechanised army, now useless. Even if they wanted, Russia couldn't intervene as it was locked in an eternal war against the remains of the Japanese Empire, that is Japan and the Philippines. India chose to stay in its own backyard and not support the struggle. The world stays divided from Trieste to Antwerp, with both sides having gained powerful allies with economies devastated by war. The year is 1962, and it looks like this generation might know peace at last.