I'm asking because I looked at the national focus trees of the countries and I didn't find any countries that seem to have epic wars or good story combinate with a little bit of war.
In case you're wondering, I did this thinking I could use console commands to force the AI to sign a peace treaty once one side reached the other's heartland. Thereby avoiding nuclear war while still being able to watch a Third World War unfold.¸
we calculated that for a vania battleship to be more cost-effective than simply building destroyers, it needs to take at least one point of damage in three battles, something that rarely happens.
Our house rule: a battleship moves 1 space, has 3 hit points, defends on a 5, and attacks with 2 dice hitting on a 4; it loses 1 point of attack power from each die for every unrepaired point of damage sustained (for example, its 2 dice would attack at a value of 2 instead of 4 if it has only 1 hit point remaining), and it fully regenerates if it begins its turn in a port.
(If, despite its slow speed, it proves too powerful, we will make it take 2 turns to build.)
So, with our house rule, a battleship becomes a powerful ship, but one that is slow to build and move.
My simpler house rule: a battleship has 3 hit points, regenerates all its hit points if it starts its turn in a port, and has 1 Attack and 1 Defense when it has only 1 HP left.
The house rule makes battleships more interesting to build; for them to be more cost-effective than simply building destroyers, they would just need to take 2 hits in a battle and then repair in port, followed by taking 1 hit and repairing in port again.
The house rule: If you lose a battle involving an amphibious landing, you roll an initial die. Then, you roll a die for each unit specifically killed by the landing force; these units are "revived" if the roll equals or exceeds the value of the initial die.
Example: The British launch an amphibious landing with 2 infantry and 1 tank, combined with a land attack of 3 infantry and 1 artillery against a German force of 7 infantry in Denmark. The attack fails, leaving only 3 German infantry remaining. An initial die is rolled, resulting in a 5. Since the landing force (the 2 infantry and 1 tank) had killed 2 German infantry, a die is rolled for each of those 2 infantry: one rolls a 6 and is revived, while the other rolls a 2 and remains dead.
Reason for this house rule: It makes amphibious landings riskier and more realistic (reflecting the fact that such landings are inherently high-risk operations) without actually reducing the chances of the landing succeeding.
If carrying out naval landings generally proves too difficult or not difficult enough, apply a +1 or -1 bonus to the initial die roll, within a range of 1 to 6.
However, I haven't found how these events could be triggered, if they can.
Also, How much freedom do *Strategic Command: WWII* and *Strategic Command: WWI* offer regarding military operations? For instance, in the WWII game, is Operation Sea Lion (the German invasion of Great Britain) feasible if,instead of concentrating my resources on the army to invade the USSR—I focus them on building a naval fleet? Or is Operation Kantokuen (the Japanese invasion of the USSR) possible if, rather than focusing Japanese resources on the south (Indonesia, Southeast Asia, etc.), I concentrate them on attacking the north (the USSR) during Operation Barbarossa?
Also, How much freedom do *Strategic Command: WWII* and *Strategic Command: WWI* offer regarding military operations? For instance, in the WWII game, is Operation Sea Lion (the German invasion of Great Britain) feasible if,instead of concentrating my resources on the army to invade the USSR—I focus them on building a naval fleet? Or is Operation Kantokuen (the Japanese invasion of the USSR) possible if, rather than focusing Japanese resources on the south (Indonesia, Southeast Asia, etc.), I concentrate them on attacking the north (the USSR) during Operation Barbarossa?
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My definition of a world war: when all the major powers are at war, even if the rest of the world is not.
M'y House rule: 1. The first part of the game ends and the second begins when all Allied capitals have been captured and held for a full round. 2. The second part consists of Germany versus Italy and Japan vs Any remain allies unite ( they d'ont move or play by any players).
Balence Idea: each Japan and Italy unite spear two time more die un combat for X nation turne on the second part.
Also, if you're wondering, yes, I found a very bad Axis Allies player in my family who knows the rules and wants to play as the Allies using my house rules. He doesn't care about the length of a game or getting crushed, while a very strong player will play Japan, and I will play Italy and Germany in the first part of the game. In the second part, I will only play Germany, and the very strong player will play Japan and Italy. (I will play fairly with Italy and not intentionally try to weaken Italy in the first part of the game.)
So have you any idea for Japon and Italy to have a chance again me?
for exemple beforme the starte of the Games i could chose to be neo-feudalism and during the game i could chose to become techno-neo-feudalisme with neo-fascism caracteristiques.
When I was working on worldbuilding for my future HoI4 mods, and after playing a bit of Victoria 3, I realized that my worldbuilding would translate better to Victoria 3's gameplay than to HoI4's. But before I try to learn modding in Victoria 3, I'd like to know if it would be more difficult to create mods in Victoria 3 than in HoI4.
Given that there is no German civil war (if I remenber correctly), Germany could easily crush any British or UK revolt right at the start; how will things play out regarding the Ukrainian and UK content?
Using the 'North America Map Resource - UPDATED' map as a base, I want to try adapting the 'Red World: Alien Nation' mod into a version zoomed in on North America. I’ll copy and paste the focus trees, nations, etc., add a few units, tweak the province shapes to better match the *Red World* provinces, and increase unit speeds.
Is that too ambitious?
I'm starting this discussion because I want to play as the French Republic; after winning the war, I want to attack Germany and—using console commands—ensure that Austria and its allies, as well as Russia, go to war against Germany at the same time as me.
But first, I want to know if the war I'm planning to trigger is actually winnable.
My friend and I play a lot of wargames, and we’re looking to switch things up a bit—moving from the wargames we usually play together (axis and allie 1940 global, axis and allie 1914, chess, age of world war, ext) to political strategy games.
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i wante to give via console commande a lot of factory to the changelin to ensure that he wins the great war and play 'a government in exil' path that seem to be fun but i wante to know if this is good .