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That was OTL though, where Browder was still kissing Stalin's ring and thus sticking with the "Popular Front" doctrine of the Comintern working with the establishment. I feel like it might be different in a world where Browder is the unquestioned dictator of Soviet America, right?

I feel like it’d have to depend heavily on the ideology of the various LatAm countries - I can’t see MacArthur having a nice chat with Chile or Red Mexico, the same going with Flynn or Browder having tea and diplomacy with Vargas or the Argie junta.

Being a bearer of the "Mark of Cain" and a "sodomite" myself, I'll admit my sympathy towards the LDS as an institution is very, very limited - but yeah, some of those comments are just awful. Real reddit moment.

This is true - Germany and Russia def need reworks first, but in fairness they are working on Germany at the moment - hopefully after the UOB rework.

It did once, but to be honest the current content for all factions feels very dated. CSA factions are still locked into the reductive "Syndie-RadSoc-Totalist" trinary, the USA is underdeveloped, and the AUS in particular is a bit nonsensical and lacks a lot of content. All three, in addition...

And frankly, IMO, "realism reworks" for the sake of "realism" are kind of annoying - it's in part what's causing issues in TNO too, where the devs rework and rework and rework stuff that's already functional while tags that're crying out for content go unanswered. The ahistorical wackiness is...

Red Flood is a good option, and if you’re cool with a work in progress, Pax Britannica is fun as well. Millennium Dawn is also a lot of fun if you want modern day stuff, and of course there’s Red World if you want a different take on it.

I like when the Kaiser said “It’s Reiching time!” and Reiched all over those guys.

Yes, leading to the famously democratic and non-murdery two-decade military junta.

"No you don't understand I overthrew the democratically elected government, in the process normalizing military intervention in politics, in order to save democracy!"

Following up on this, to make it more unique - I also had a thought that these decisions could also have a small chance of giving the player a really good general for free, to simulate the cream rising to the top of the muck, so to speak. But it has an equal cjance of giving you a lemon of a...

I have a question for modders or “armchair modders” like me - how would you handle a total conversion for an interstellar map, like Palpatine’s Gamble? I like their idea of having to build landing zones quickly before you can really access any supplies, but the problem there is that it doesn’t...

I wouldn't exactly call that a problem, given that Tukhachevsky is probably one of the best examples of how this policy actually works in the revolutionaries' favor in the long run. Some of the Soviets' best commanders were these overpromoted junior officers, since Tsarist policies kept actual...

Superpower hardly, but I'd argue that in almost all cases in the 20th Century, a decently equipped professional army (which Canada absolutely can field) can cut through the militias that seem to make the bulk of the CSA. For a real life example, look no further than the Spanish Civil War -...

Not disagreeing with your experience, as a lot of people say this, but it always surprises me - I’ve rarely seen the CSA win withiut player intervention since they added the Canadian intervention, which to me admittedly feels quite realistic. In my games, usually the AUS wins in my experience...