Personally, though i understand why people often say he should just become a normal leninist, i personally believe wholesome sablin should stick to Libertarian Leninism and/or Soviet Democracy, just with a greater emphasis on things like internal party politics, dealing with Buriatiya's Pathetic Start in comparison to other warlords and just the Overall Struggle of it all

I think sablin is a good character, but his struggle ingame, post smuta, just isnt as intresting as that of the smuta period, Sablin is, in comparison to other warlords who had years to estabilish themselves, a pathetic newcomer to the struggle of russian unification, Him having to deal with problems worse then those that his predecessors in the october revolution had to deal with, and finding a way to maintain his idealist naivety is more intresting then him just repeating what lenin did IMO

So personally i think Sablin should be a lot more like the SBA, In the way that he is genuinely forced to often consider pragmatism and authoritarian measures to maintain his hyper idealist state

Overview This proposal introduces a comprehensive lore framework and branching tree for Korea following a high-risk independence struggle triggered by Japan's internal collapse (e.g., Yasuda Crisis / GAW chaos). The goal is to create a dynamic, lore-accurate, and challenging post-independence experience that creates major geopolitical ripples across the Co-Prosperity Sphere and Russia.

1. The Independence War (The Meat Grinder)

• Mechanic: Korea’s liberation is not a clean victory, but a bloody, grueling attrition war.
• Outcome: The Korean Righteous Army forces Japan into an unsustainable economic and military toll, forcing Tokyo to abandon direct control.
• Post-War Reality: The young republic is left under harsh naval blockades, economic sanctions, and constant Japanese reconnaissance flights, creating a tense survival atmosphere.

2. Major Political Paths & Factional Struggle

• 🕊️ Democratic Coalition (Lyuh Woon-hyung & Kim Koo)
  • A broad left-right unification coalition aiming for a stable, truly democratic peninsula.
• 🇺🇸 Pro-OFN Republic (Ahn Chang-ho's Vision)
  • Focuses on national reconstruction, education, and institution-building backed by OFN support rather than pure militarism.
• 🛠️ Military Technocracy (Park Chung-hee)
  • Lore: Nationalist Korean officers within the Manchurian Army (MRA) mutiny during the uprising, bringing tactical experience and equipment back home.
  • Gameplay: Locks peaceful unification, replacing it with authoritarian industrialization and a 5-Year Economic Plan GUI.
• 🌋 Hardline Partisan Struggle (Kim Il-sung)
  • Lore: Without Soviet backing to grant instant legitimacy, Kim starts as an isolated border partisan leader in the northern mountains.
  • Gameplay: A challenging bottom-up struggle where Kim must aggressively outmaneuver other nationalist factions to seize power.
• 🚩 Radical Left / Anarchist Path (Kim Won-bong)
  • Re-evaluates Kim Won-bong’s early radical/anarchist influences alongside the return of KPAM (Korean People's Association in Manchuria), creating a unique TNO-style far-left path rather than standard communism.

3. The Royal Succession Branching System (Monarchy Paths)

Depending on which monarch is crowned to unite the nation, the country splits into vastly different trajectories:

• 👑 Option A: Yi Ku (Constitutional Monarchy Path)
  • Concept: The young, Western-educated prince is crowned as a unifying symbol.
  • Dynamics: A modern parliamentary system with heavy political tension between royalists, traditionalists, and secular democrats.
• 🗡️ Option B: Yi Un / Prince Yeong (Absolute Monarchy & Succession Crisis)
  • Concept: Leveraging his imperial legitimacy to restore absolute royal authority.
  • Post-Death Branching: Due to Yi Un's failing health, his passing triggers a major crisis:
    • Sub-path B1 (Military Regency): The military junta seizes power under the pretext of "protecting the realm during national crisis."
    • Sub-path B2 (Absolutist Succession): Yi Ku inherits the absolute throne, forcing players to manage severe civil unrest and diplomatic isolation.

4. Geopolitical Impact on 2WRW / Sphere

• Japan: Loses its integral territory, incurring massive political instability and economic drain.
• Russia & OFN: Opens up new diplomatic vectors, proxy conflicts, or alliance opportunities in East Asia.

Playing as Berezniki, must I only choose between Belozerskiy and Kosygin? I thought there's a path where you could play as Maria

I always feel like hyperborea is lacking content I feel like they could have a whole tree and a rework to their current tree like after reunification they can invade Finland and Sweden or have a mechanic where you can aryanyize regions of Russia

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playing as shuksin then the slave revolt triggers and speer crushes it,i look and i see this dude in charge of moskowein(also shuksin doesnt exist anymore hes a placeholder leader now)

Trying to do an oktan run and my military and civilian morale is low at 20 and 25 respectively but my ROA loyalty is Completely Loyal so how do I get more morale?

Just finished playing as Tomsk, won the 2WRW under a Humanist government (I admittedly conquered Moscowwein and the Caucasus before Bormann could reconquer them using "allowdiplo" since they were under rogue German rulers due to that Eastern Europe split that Germany suffers, yes it's cheating but they weren't in the Reichspakt and I'd finished uniting the rest of Russia so why not, plus it'd ironically be more realistic than Russia waiting for Germany to reconquer them).

Having loved the style of democracy gameplay that Tomsk has (especially for how unique it is), I really hope it gets its own expansion with focuses and events that embrace Tomsk's unique democracy and how other nations (and liberated peoples in Moscow, Ukraine, and so on) react to it.