Since the mod creator never actually made a sequel-or some sorts..
Anybody ever made a Post-KR story? Or a Incredible AAR to explain it?
Anybody ever made a Post-KR story? Or a Incredible AAR to explain it?
YOUR Post-Kaisserreich Scenario
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I Call it national populismYou say Fascist, MacArthur calls it HOT BLOODED PATRIOTISM.
Germany wins against the Commune of France and assult the Union of Britain. However at that second, Canada was annexed by the CSA, throwing everyone into disarray. The Royalists launched a reactionary coup against Mosley's dying regime and, with the help of Canadian remnants, seize control of the UoB. CSA had won the Civil War and Central America is united under Syndicalist rule. Russia is restored under a Constitutional Monarchy after Denikin's death and the weakening of the conservative faction. Wrangel died in 1951, however Vlassov, helped by some of Wrangel's allies in the civil war, including Pokrovsky and Shatilov, tries to launch a coup in 1955, the ultranationalists were finally defeated after that and national-populiusm was destroyed as an ideology. Brazil went red and turned all of Latin America with it after winning against Argentina.
To this day the world is split between the Monarchist East--comprising of Russia's CSTO alliance, Germany's MittleEuropa and the Entente Remnants consisting of Delhi, the UK and AustraliAsia and the Syndicalist West--led by the Combined Syndicalists of America, this was an era known as the "Cold War".
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nah I think he meant Germany, Russia, and the remnants of the Commonwealth were more or less united as one faction against Red America and Brazil. How ironic.
I like the idea of the ironic cold war. However, Japan should also go Syndicalist so there's an Asian power threatening the back of the monarchist east (as China threatened er... non-Soviet Eurasia in our Cold War).
the only one I had was where I was playing as Bulgaria that ended up conquering Greece, Romania, Serbia, Albania, and the Socialist Republic of Italy. Though the save was corrupted before I could really do much after. IIRC the AI strangely chose the more boring decisions so things mostly stayed the same.
Well except for Russia and the US. Oh god did both go utterly batcrap nuts. Wrangel took power, Siberia seceded, pretty much everyone that could grab territory did, Mongolia under Von sternberg managed to conquer almost all of Siberia and Xinjiang, I think the only consolidation the whites had was that the Soviets at least were losing though they still still put one hell of a fight.
The US descended into a utter clusterf#$k. Reed became president and turned the US totalist. then the civil war kicked off and basically it was chaos. neither the CSA or AUS managed to really gain any ground and it was basically one constantly shifting front between the two with several pockets of rebels. I don't even think MacArthur managed to even really make a impact. he seriously just got contained to the midwest and was never really able to do anything. Oddly all sides never engaged in any red or white terror and no one stole or looted.
Unfortunately I never got to see how either conflict ended though I'd imagine that Wrangel and Reed would have won eventually, though since I did see one or two calls from Long for a truce I think the second ACW would have actually stalemated even.
Who knows. Anyway aside from those two events everything was more or less calm oddly. South America mostly was quiet even if it was socialist, though Brazil I think stayed democratic but I could be thinking of another game. Africa stayed the same with Goering keeping to himself. I don't think Europe really had any problems nor Asia. Russia and the US are the only real things of note.
Well except for Russia and the US. Oh god did both go utterly batcrap nuts. Wrangel took power, Siberia seceded, pretty much everyone that could grab territory did, Mongolia under Von sternberg managed to conquer almost all of Siberia and Xinjiang, I think the only consolidation the whites had was that the Soviets at least were losing though they still still put one hell of a fight.
The US descended into a utter clusterf#$k. Reed became president and turned the US totalist. then the civil war kicked off and basically it was chaos. neither the CSA or AUS managed to really gain any ground and it was basically one constantly shifting front between the two with several pockets of rebels. I don't even think MacArthur managed to even really make a impact. he seriously just got contained to the midwest and was never really able to do anything. Oddly all sides never engaged in any red or white terror and no one stole or looted.
Unfortunately I never got to see how either conflict ended though I'd imagine that Wrangel and Reed would have won eventually, though since I did see one or two calls from Long for a truce I think the second ACW would have actually stalemated even.
Who knows. Anyway aside from those two events everything was more or less calm oddly. South America mostly was quiet even if it was socialist, though Brazil I think stayed democratic but I could be thinking of another game. Africa stayed the same with Goering keeping to himself. I don't think Europe really had any problems nor Asia. Russia and the US are the only real things of note.
It is the year 1964 and liberty, is dead.
In Asia, the Empire of Japan rules supreme, their empire's domains stretch from Hawaii to Tibet, from Australia to Kamchatka, their subjects forever bound to servitude to their Imperial masters.
In the West lies the United States of America, an empire in all but name, now rule the entirety of the Americas and of Britain with a fist of iron, their way lit by the President, the Supreme Commander of the American Armed Forces, Douglas MacArthur. The beliefs of freedom and democracy long since forgotten, replaced by the ideology of National Populism.
And in the plains and mountains of Europe, the Middle East and Siberia lies the Totalist paradise of the Union of Soviet Syndicalist Republics and their European and Middle Eastern puppets. All traces of monarchism and capitalism smashed with the fall of the German Reich.
Yet in all the darkness, there is light. But this light, is however, beginning to die. For within the continent of Africa lies the last free nations of the world, there the exiled governments of the German Reich and the French Republic, along with the nations of South Africa, Libya and Egypt stand side by side, preparing to make their final stand against the tyranny of the superpowers...
In Asia, the Empire of Japan rules supreme, their empire's domains stretch from Hawaii to Tibet, from Australia to Kamchatka, their subjects forever bound to servitude to their Imperial masters.
In the West lies the United States of America, an empire in all but name, now rule the entirety of the Americas and of Britain with a fist of iron, their way lit by the President, the Supreme Commander of the American Armed Forces, Douglas MacArthur. The beliefs of freedom and democracy long since forgotten, replaced by the ideology of National Populism.
And in the plains and mountains of Europe, the Middle East and Siberia lies the Totalist paradise of the Union of Soviet Syndicalist Republics and their European and Middle Eastern puppets. All traces of monarchism and capitalism smashed with the fall of the German Reich.
Yet in all the darkness, there is light. But this light, is however, beginning to die. For within the continent of Africa lies the last free nations of the world, there the exiled governments of the German Reich and the French Republic, along with the nations of South Africa, Libya and Egypt stand side by side, preparing to make their final stand against the tyranny of the superpowers...
I've perpetually almost made a map on a scenario that strictly speaking can't actually happen in-game (though one part of that is rigid requirements).
Africa is, as is all too often the case, the black mark on democracy. While France's Fourth Republic more-or-less peacefully has transitioned to the Federal Republic of Africa, the Mittelafrikan German Empire-in-Exile stands as the colossus of the continent, aligned with white-supremacist South Africa and absolutist Ethiopia.
This contrasts with the rest of the world.
The Commune of France overextended, and the 'Prussia' they'd partitioned from Germany took advantage of that and the British Civil War (caused by the short slide into Totalism) to overthrow the Syndicalist hegemony over Europe, re-uniting Germany (but this time as a democratic republican federation). In alliance with the new Republic of Britain (a compromise between moderates on both the socialist and capitalist sides of the spectrum), Germany formed a European League that liberated Europe (even going softly on France itself - an action that directly led to the events that transformed the Fourth Republic into the FRA).
While the Second American Civil War caused much damage (and led to the British royal family having to flee once more - this time to India), the Pacific States of America's American Combine is an alliance of democrats (indeed, the Conference on American Re-Unification has seen several successes), and South and Central America, too, saw democracy win out the unrest of 30s and 40s.
The victory of 'Delhi' in India and the British royal family's flight ultimately was no real impediment to Indian democracy. The Delhi state already maintained a parliament, and the compromises brought on by the Emperor's presence in person only strengthened the parliament's position. The Empire of India's Entente might be opposed to the European League and the American Combine, but it is a friendly rivalry.
The Republic of China maintains loose ties with Germany and influence over Korea, but for the most part simply tries to rebuild China in peace (whatever the current party in power). Japan is isolationist but democratic after the defeats under the dictatorship.
And, finally, Russia... they have stayed aloof from war after war, but Kerensky's death in the end only led to the solidification of the Russian democracy. The Kadet-Menshevik-SR alliance led Russia through unrest, and now Russia stands again as a true Great Power of the world.
Africa is, as is all too often the case, the black mark on democracy. While France's Fourth Republic more-or-less peacefully has transitioned to the Federal Republic of Africa, the Mittelafrikan German Empire-in-Exile stands as the colossus of the continent, aligned with white-supremacist South Africa and absolutist Ethiopia.
This contrasts with the rest of the world.
The Commune of France overextended, and the 'Prussia' they'd partitioned from Germany took advantage of that and the British Civil War (caused by the short slide into Totalism) to overthrow the Syndicalist hegemony over Europe, re-uniting Germany (but this time as a democratic republican federation). In alliance with the new Republic of Britain (a compromise between moderates on both the socialist and capitalist sides of the spectrum), Germany formed a European League that liberated Europe (even going softly on France itself - an action that directly led to the events that transformed the Fourth Republic into the FRA).
While the Second American Civil War caused much damage (and led to the British royal family having to flee once more - this time to India), the Pacific States of America's American Combine is an alliance of democrats (indeed, the Conference on American Re-Unification has seen several successes), and South and Central America, too, saw democracy win out the unrest of 30s and 40s.
The victory of 'Delhi' in India and the British royal family's flight ultimately was no real impediment to Indian democracy. The Delhi state already maintained a parliament, and the compromises brought on by the Emperor's presence in person only strengthened the parliament's position. The Empire of India's Entente might be opposed to the European League and the American Combine, but it is a friendly rivalry.
The Republic of China maintains loose ties with Germany and influence over Korea, but for the most part simply tries to rebuild China in peace (whatever the current party in power). Japan is isolationist but democratic after the defeats under the dictatorship.
And, finally, Russia... they have stayed aloof from war after war, but Kerensky's death in the end only led to the solidification of the Russian democracy. The Kadet-Menshevik-SR alliance led Russia through unrest, and now Russia stands again as a true Great Power of the world.
Unprepared, uneasy and ruined: the Commune of France and the Union of Britain were not prepared for the Second Great War; they were quickly crushed by the German armies, who in turn invited the governments in exile in Canada and Algiers to return to their homelands. In a lavish ceremony, the past governements were reinstated, immediately setting up an authoritarian rule, complete with a white terror against former syndicalist elements.
The war effort was too much for Germany's crippled economy, which collapsed once more, forcing it to turn its back once again on Mitteleuropa and its colonies. It let China collapse into civil war, and the various factions devastating Central Europe in the Austrian-Hungarian civil war, which saw by 1944 the rise of Hungary, Poland and Croatia.
Religious fanatisicism grew, with the theocratic Italian Federation under Pope Julius IV and the Turkestani Caliphate, threatening to annex all of India under its iron rule. The Ottoman Empire has to deal with federalism and Arab nationalism, while Japan is gaining the upper hand in China, forging its continental empire.
Canada supports New England and the Pacific States of America, as buffer states against the isolationist America of Huey Long, that continues to deal with Syndicalist guerillas. Brazil is the last Syndicalist country in the world.
The year is 1953, and Russia, under the yoke of Czar Petr IV Wrangel, is preparing its armies to invade the ailing German Europe and claim its past territories...
The war effort was too much for Germany's crippled economy, which collapsed once more, forcing it to turn its back once again on Mitteleuropa and its colonies. It let China collapse into civil war, and the various factions devastating Central Europe in the Austrian-Hungarian civil war, which saw by 1944 the rise of Hungary, Poland and Croatia.
Religious fanatisicism grew, with the theocratic Italian Federation under Pope Julius IV and the Turkestani Caliphate, threatening to annex all of India under its iron rule. The Ottoman Empire has to deal with federalism and Arab nationalism, while Japan is gaining the upper hand in China, forging its continental empire.
Canada supports New England and the Pacific States of America, as buffer states against the isolationist America of Huey Long, that continues to deal with Syndicalist guerillas. Brazil is the last Syndicalist country in the world.
The year is 1953, and Russia, under the yoke of Czar Petr IV Wrangel, is preparing its armies to invade the ailing German Europe and claim its past territories...
Someone needs to do a thread explaining how Worldwar would work if the Race had descended upon the Earth of Kaiserreich.