This club is for chatting, promoting other mods, and, if I create a mod, to suggest scenarios, mechanics etc. and this suggestion has more chances of getting accepted.
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Whites only, Any attempt by a member of the ANY above mentioned groups will be met with harsh retaliation. No faggots or dykes or trannies either.
We unite active forum users to promote certain ideas, posts, etc. By entering here, we guarantee that every club user will like your post. But you should also be active and like the posts of others in the club. Only our union will ensure the promotion of posts so that Lukash sees them.
We unite active forum users to promote certain ideas, posts, etc. By entering here, we guarantee that every club user will like your post. But you should also be active and like the posts of others in the club. Only our union will ensure the promotion of posts so that Lukash sees them.
Это сообщество состоит только из тех кто знает русский. Так или иначе, из тех кто может свободно говорить и понимать русскую речь.
Вы можете хоть писать на этом форуме на английском, но для вступления в сообщество обязательно понимать русский могучий.
A revolutionary must become a cold killing machine motivated by pure hate."
~ George Orwell
I know that there should been collapse like in TNO, but my lazy ass don't wants to make 1000 events to add one province country that in two turns will be conquered by larger country
I do wonder how this will work with existing civs, will it overlay two of the same civs or remove one and keep the other? What happens to the names of the civs, do the files merge? This has a lot of potential, but I am not sure if this is possible with aoh2. Biggest issues I see arising are definitely the provinces though
The three horsemen of post-Soviet communism
"When I am asked what I remember most of all of the past war, I always answer: the Battle for Moscow. A quarter of a century has passed, but these historic events and battles still remain in memory." - Georgy Zhukov