Which rare countries have you seen?

Polar Mongoose

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• #101

Russia has collapsed in my current game too. Ukraine and Georgia are free, while what is left of Russia is now the Soviet Union.

 

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• #102

I had Manhattan form. Switched to play as them, but as it counts as an inland-state, expansion is near-impossible. Still, I fended off two invasion attempts by the Americans.

 

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• #103

They revolted from the Ottoman Empire in 1905. I had nothing to do with it.

 

LeonRupnik

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• #104

Austria completely collapsed in my first 2.31 game after spending a few years 100% occupied, defeated by an alliance between Prussia, Italy and the Ottomans. Hungary broke off (just the central regions), got allied with Russia and took Alfold, Slovakia and Vojvodina. Following that, Czechoslavia, Lombardia and Venetia broke off while Austria was busy alternating between communism, democracy and bourgeois dictatorship. Italy managed to absorb most of its historical territory, only to collapse more or less back into the city-states of 1836 later on after four failed wars with France and Germany. Also, in the same game, the ACW never happened, USCA collapsed, Russia actually conquered the central asian states and Ottomans took all of the Levant. :blink:

 

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• #105

Well, there are quite a few i've never seen before. Only thing I did was to defeat Communist USA once and taking New England and New York. I only had 36% winscore and they just dissolved.

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SmockTheWise

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• #106

Do those independant US states (apart from Texas etc etc) only come in AHD? Or have I missed them completely in the standard game? :blink:

 

calvinhobbeslik

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Doc_Of_Scotland said:

Do those independant US states (apart from Texas etc etc) only come in AHD? Or have I missed them completely in the standard game? :blink:

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They're in Pop Demand Mod

 

el_zilcho321

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• #108

Not really a different country but France and Belgium went communist with a red star in their tri colour. Pretty cool.

 

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• #109

In my first serious game in V2 as USA, Italy and North German Federation formed very quickly - in first several years. Then NGF formed German Empire.
Cuba revolted from Spain and Gran Colombia revolted from Colombia leaving it as one province country in the middle of Gran Colombia...

 

EU3NOOB

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• #110

I think it would make a lot of sense for Cuba to be rare without intervention. In OTL Cuba didn't form without USA's assistance.

 

Phalanxia

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• #111

EU3NOOB said:

I think it would make a lot of sense for Cuba to be rare without intervention. In OTL Cuba didn't form without USA's assistance.

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Have you considered that it taking so long for Cuba to successfully declare independence (not "form") was a freak occurrence?

 

EU3NOOB

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• #112

Phalanxia said:

Have you considered that it taking so long for Cuba to successfully declare independence (not "form") was a freak occurrence?

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Of course! Everything in history is a "freak occurrence". The idea that 13 disjointed colonies, who wanted nothing to do with each other, could come together and defeat the world-spanning superpower of their day, Great Britain, and then do so again 32 years later and eventually, surviving civil war, surpass that world-spanning superpower, would be and is a "freak occurrence".

 

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• #113

EU3NOOB said:

Of course! Everything in history is a "freak occurrence".

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Uh. That's not true.

EU3NOOB said:

The idea that 13 disjointed colonies, who wanted nothing to do with each other, could come together and defeat the world-spanning superpower of their day, Great Britain, and then do so again 32 years later and eventually, surviving civil war, surpass that world-spanning superpower, would be and is a "freak occurrence".

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Oh man, this is just like being in undergrad politics classes with Americans - you always want to compare everything to the United States.

 

wwwww

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Everything in history emerges out of material conditions, not "freak occurrences".

 

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Knights of the Templar. Enough said.

 

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wwwww said:

Everything in history emerges out of material conditions, not "freak occurrences".

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Take it to OT or history, folks.

 

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• #117

In PDM i saw Bosnia-Herzigovina gaining independence from the Ottoman Empire.