Definitely wasn't him. Was a guy who looked less cool than Indy or him.
And they one I saw was during the interwar stuff. On the same channel as the old Great War stuff. (Where it was Indy)
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And they one I saw was during the interwar stuff. On the same channel as the old Great War stuff. (Where it was Indy)
Ah, this is another channel. Indy left the great war channel and was replaced by Jessie Alexander.
Zykov run right now for Samara. Its very blessed to do the redemption arc for a band of traitors stuck on the other side of a hostile border from their homes. Plus kicking the snot out of Finland in the name of “democracy”? Very blessed.
Plus when you fight the Gorky Tank Brigade, you literally sabotage ALL their tanks before attacking. One of your generals postulates that Gorky can’t really defend, as they are too confused why their tanks aren’t working.
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Oof, yeah. Though we can hope it'd have Russian trolls instead. Shitposting is preparation for the G R E A T T R I A L.
I haven't played as Samsra yet, but I can't really see there being any redemption for a group like the ROA, especially when you consider the full extent of their collaboration with Germany. I also don't trust the kind of "democracy" that comes out of Samara either, since Zykov's portrait description implies that he's just an opportunist who's simply trying to save his own skin.
The focus tree is pretty great. I mean, a lot of it is probably just “talk” (and nothing like a Tomsk or republican Komi), but you do things like
Recognize Tatar rights, establish an advisory council of Muslim clerics in Bashkiria, creation of mixed civilian-military local councils, encourage the development of civilian industry and economic base in Samara, promote free expression and free exercise of religion, purge fascists in a Death of Stalin type reaction, shift focus from taking civilian goods as “taxes” to actively supporting their welfare. Plus, as a double spoiler, reunification of Russia as Zykov leads to “mostly free” elections (as termed by foreign observers). So, yeah, Zykov is self-serving, but he does pull off reforms that leave Russia in a better place than you’d think if the Russian Liberation Army took over the joint. AND one of your events after reunifying West Russia is literally “unfriending” Germany.
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I wonder where do various country test their nuclear weapon? I assume America will still test their weapon in Nevada but they may not test it on pacific island since it might be too close to Japanese territory or under Japanese control. Where would other nuclear power (Or soon to be) test their weapon?
America: Nevada
Germany: Likely the North Sea? Or somewhere in Moskowien/Kaukasia?
Japan: Pacific Islands
Burgundy: Underground
Tbh the ROA wasn't created on TNO on the same way as OTL, instead of joining the nazis in 1941, the members of the ROA were kept rotting in concentration camps until the western russian war of 1950, they were thrown against the soviets and created their realm. The ROA is the second most illegitimate nation in western russia, only losing to the aryan brotherhood, but I don't think they are beyond recover. You can also see the people accepting their rule on the narrative events as time move own.
I think Burgundy tests above ground near the Swiss border, because Himmler is just awful.
Italy probably tests deep in Southern Libya.
Yep! From the concentration camps and from various village security militias.
Well, don't take what I gonna show you as a downside or anything, neither as a indirect critic. TNO is the absolute best mod I ever tried for HoI IV.
I was going to play as blursed Khruschev, but many of the decisions as Tyumen doesn't have localisation:
Also, don't take these two focuses, "Study the results" and "Study the Performance", they give no results apart from a small text.
Also, don't take these two focuses, "Study the results" and "Study the Performance", they give no results apart from a small text.
Just tried out Speer and slave revolt makes 0 sense. I a few years by the time the revolt happens the slave numbers dropped from 40 something million to 5 in my case. In a year or two all of them would be free. Instead they rebel. And the option is either to turn Speer into a puppet or crush the revolt and somehow that negates a decade of work? Insanity.
1. It's not just the current slaves rebelling, it's also former slaves that still live in shitty conditions.
2. If Speer leads the negotiations he takes power, crushing the revolt leads to the Natsoc coup, only if you have the gang of 4 lead the negotiations do they take power
A dissertation about my favourite event on TNO:
This is the starting event for Yagoda.
I'm not a communist, neither a sympatiser (I do like it's aesthetics and it's care with science tough), but Yagoda holds a lot of value for me on one main factor: He leads the original soviet government, the one that came from the 1917 revolution, through the civil war and Bukharin. When he starts he holds Irkutsk and the surrounding areas, under war with Sablin (I have nothing against Sablin). Yagoda is stuck on a situation along with the Politburo that there is nowhere else to retreat, from the greatest non colonial country in the world, they now hold only one major city, everything was lost, and now they are in their darkest hour in danger of being swallowed by who they see as a traitor, and on this moments that things like that happens. I do not believe that people acts through ideology all the time, this is not a predicted moment of socialist rebirth, this is per se a country at the brink of collapse thinking of it's roots, it's founder, and how the old times set their example to continue moving, and as such the only option left is to attack, attack, and attack, reconquer everything, just like their fathers and grandfathers did fifty years before, following the spirit of their founder, the light shall not be extinguished.
This is the starting event for Yagoda.
I'm not a communist, neither a sympatiser (I do like it's aesthetics and it's care with science tough), but Yagoda holds a lot of value for me on one main factor: He leads the original soviet government, the one that came from the 1917 revolution, through the civil war and Bukharin. When he starts he holds Irkutsk and the surrounding areas, under war with Sablin (I have nothing against Sablin). Yagoda is stuck on a situation along with the Politburo that there is nowhere else to retreat, from the greatest non colonial country in the world, they now hold only one major city, everything was lost, and now they are in their darkest hour in danger of being swallowed by who they see as a traitor, and on this moments that things like that happens. I do not believe that people acts through ideology all the time, this is not a predicted moment of socialist rebirth, this is per se a country at the brink of collapse thinking of it's roots, it's founder, and how the old times set their example to continue moving, and as such the only option left is to attack, attack, and attack, reconquer everything, just like their fathers and grandfathers did fifty years before, following the spirit of their founder, the light shall not be extinguished.
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