On the discord a dev leaked the map for the English Catastrophe, so I thought I'd share it.
I also thought to add the leaks from the discord in case you can't see Reddit.
On the discord a dev leaked the map for the English Catastrophe, so I thought I'd share it.
I also thought to add the leaks from the discord in case you can't see Reddit.
Now admittedly I have bias as a member of the TNO team but it's not really that overly complex and I think it could add quite a lot to gameplay.I hate to say it but this looks overly complex for the sake of being overly complex. Millennium Dawn went down the same road and now it’s basically unplayable to me(I can’t figure out how to get the freaking economics to work properly).
Honestly, I’m surprised the SLP didn’t carve out their own faction.I hate to say it but this looks overly complex for the sake of being overly complex. Millennium Dawn went down the same road and now it’s basically unplayable to me(I can’t figure out how to get the freaking economics to work properly).
The game is definitely about to become more complicated and somewhat more realistic to play, which is a very good thing in my opinion.I hate to say it but this looks overly complex for the sake of being overly complex. Millennium Dawn went down the same road and now it’s basically unplayable to me(I can’t figure out how to get the freaking economics to work properly).
Yukio Mishima?With that in mind, I wonder what path is even worse than Kishi.
I thought Mountbatten was died in the first cable street revoltOn the discord a dev leaked the map for the English Catastrophe, so I thought I'd share it.
I also thought to add the leaks from the discord in case you can't see Reddit.
This was presumably before the English Catastrophe got cut. So Mountbatten's lore got changed.I thought Mountbatten was died in the first cable street revolt
I may have done that to prevent him popping up again in a time period where he's really not well enough for politics.I thought Mountbatten was died in the first cable street revolt
Since the Catastrophe is old-lore, could you give a closer look about it and fill us in on the three contestants? What's the division between the English Free State and the English Protectorate about? What is there to say about the English Social Republic?I may have done that to prevent him popping up again in a time period where he's really not well enough for politics.
There were actually 2 distinct versions of the Catastrophe, the first you see above was the pre-rework version with three contestants.Since the Catastrophe is old-lore, could you give a closer look about it and fill us in on the three contestants? What's the division between the English Free State and the English Protectorate about? What is there to say about the English Social Republic?
Wait, I tough the burgundian support was still thereHowever, there was a brief redesign of the Catastrophe during the rework (which never really went anywhere due to the Catastrophe being ditched along with the Burgundian support).
....Uh no.Wait, I tough the burgundian support was still there
There is this event as the collabs with a HMMLR bombing, but it states that it is strange for this bombing to happen since they do not have airplanes, ain't that Burgundian planes using HMMLR colours?
I appreciate you for taking the time to make this hefty post. The English Catastrophe was a fascinating concept while it lasted.There were actually 2 distinct versions of the Catastrophe, the first you see above was the pre-rework version with three contestants.
The English Protectorate is the alliance of David Stirling and Louis Mountbatten (HMMLR's militarist elements and the English Aristocracy respectively) which would focus around a stratocratic cromwellian-esque republic under Stirling, or a restoration of the Monarchy as a facade for Mountbatten's dictatorship. In this version, the catastrophe actually starts when Stirling following Claude's death launches a coup and kills Bill Alexander, leading HMMLR to splinter.
The Social Republic is a legacy from when HMMLR had a minor but present fascist faction, which in the chaos of the catastrophe approaches the Germans with the offer of giving them a loyal (but independant) ally on the Isles in return for lots of guns. If the Catastrophe dragged on for too great a period of time, the Germans would dispense with the formalities and establish RK Brittanien. This could also occur if the OFN and Pakt agreed to a ceasefire and created what the team reffers to as "Korea Britain" where you have the east broadly under Pakt sway, whilst the OFN Mandate was set up in the west.
The Free State is a mishmash of regular HMMLR and LR elements under Orde Wingate and Edward Heath, having turned to the OFN for support in the renewed Civil War, they are a fragile alliance lacking in manpower but having technological and material superiority over their rivals (particularly in aircraft). If the war went on too long, the would eventually cede control directly to the OFN and allow the formation of the OFN Mandate of England, which could also be established if the Pakt and OFN agreed to a ceasefire.
Generally, the endings for the Catastrophe were supposed to be either Nuclear War from the crisis, Stirling and Mountbatten winning, or Korea Britain. With full RK Britain, OFN Mandate, or Social Repbulic/Free State victory being the less likely outcomes.
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However, there was a brief redesign of the Catastrophe during the rework (which never really went anywhere due to the Catastrophe being ditched along with the Burgundian support).
In this mostly theoretical rework, the Catastrophe went from 3 factions to 4. With a resurgent Collaborationist force emerging in Cornwall (replacing the Social Republic), Stirling starting in London, the Free State holding the North, and the Midlands being given to the newly created Socialist Republic of England, which was supposed to be Bill Alexander going Mao levels of anti-landlord.
Each of the factions over time had a theme to colour their focuses (which has given rise to some jokes about Stirling being a furry in the team due to some of the focus names being silly). Wolves for the Protectorate, Lions for the Social Republic/Collabs, Bears for the Communists and Wyverns for the Free State. Overall, i'm not especially sad the Catastrophe is gone, but I remember it fondly nonetheless.
Old Thatcher (as in, pre-pre-rework Thatcher) was made when the Royal Party were Fascist by default and Enoch Powell was leading them (for some reason). Thus she was fascist as well and made to fit that mold, with predictable results for her portrayl. There was vaguely planned for there to be a "Jacobin" (the term for a agitator, not the scottish royals) revolution which could force her out (and have her exit the world Louis of France style) and bring a communist revolution to power near the end of TNO1.I appreciate you for taking the time to make this hefty post. The English Catastrophe was a fascinating concept while it lasted.
If I may inquire about old-lore Thatcher? The rumour mill goes that before being reworked she was like, comically horrible. Like, something out of a Socialist Unionist's LSD fuelled nightmares, with a possible grisly death event for her to boot. Could you give insight?
I see. Are you able to describe some of the..."stuff" that Fash-Thatcher gets up to in that path?Old Thatcher (as in, pre-pre-rework Thatcher) was made when the Royal Party were Fascist by default and Enoch Powell was leading them (for some reason). Thus she was fascist as well and made to fit that mold, with predictable results for her portrayl. There was vaguely planned for there to be a "Jacobin" (the term for a agitator, not the scottish royals) revolution which could force her out (and have her exit the world Louis of France style) and bring a communist revolution to power near the end of TNO1.
I can't recall if there even were any specific plans for Thatcher after the RP got turned authdem, but if they existed they got forgotten about when the rework started, we made her the more modern version.
DO IT AGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIN!....Uh no.
Thats Arthur Harris and his airforce of planes he stashed in sheds without people noticing.