r/Kaiserreich

Historically, the capital of the Federal Republic of Central Amerika was first Guatemala City (1823-1834) and then San Salvador (1834-1839/41).

Guatemala City was and still is the most populous and economically important city in Mesoamerica, but the argument could be made that it's too close to the mexican border.

I think a central location would be a sensible choice, but that still leaves three candidates. And if Costa Rica is included into the new state, San Salvador would pethaps still be too far west, while Managua or Tegucigalpa would be in a good central location, although both were relatively underdeveloped in the 1930s.

What do you think? If we exclude the possibility of a new planned capital (like Brasília), which city would you choose?

It's a bit comical since the focus itself doesn't state anything beyond increased resistance. What a jumpscare!

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 been trying for about a week to get into Kaiserreich, I like the worldbuilding and the alt-history but when it comes to actually playing I can't seem to get into it. I've tried a few nations but didn't really enjoy them, so far I've played Austria, Bulgaria and the Italian Republic and found them all kind of boring or annoying?

The Italian one was the best one but by 1941 the war was over and I was completely surrounded by Third international which included the whole of Europe.

In the Austria save the same thing happened, I formed the United States of Greater Austria and by the time I incorporated Hungary, Germany had capitulated and I was surrounded by the Third International which had taken Romania and Serbia. In the Bulgarian save I quit midway thru but don't really remember why, I think I was frustrated by a decision which put the Ottoman Empire against me. I want to understand why this mod is so highly liked, if anyone has any suggestions for simple somewhat strong nations to play to get a better feel, it would be appreciated.

Sorry for any grammatical mistakes, English isn't my first language.

Let's say something super totalitarian and despotic. I would like to play those paths. Preferably if their content is not too old

Like for real. I remember a time when Canada and National France (aka "Sand France") were once fairly competent on the default game settings and often won crucial victories in North America and India, which automatically made them a force to be reckoned with. Nowadays, it's a miracle if they even win against Panama. Seriously, in the majority of my recent games, Canada loses to Panama and almost always gets demolished by the WCA before 1940, even if the WCA are still fighting the Not Pacific States (aka the "ACC") and the American People's Government. And National France hardly ever does anything at all anymore - uncharacteristically, in my opinion, given their fanatical anti-socialist views - and often just keels over with barely a fight once the Internationale invade North Africa.

I remember when the Entente could actually successfully naval invade the fuck out of most nations, which, among other things like naval strength and a decent air force, gave them a unique advantage that justified their existence as an alliance. Now, it's just pathetic.