Yours is the true non-violence, it is the non-violence of the strong, not the non-violence of the weak and starving. - Mahatma Gandhi speaking directly to the Pashtuni
a Normal/Normal HOI2 game, playing as Afghanistan.
there will be some "light" cheating, such as the occasional acceptall to get into (in my mind) reasonable alliances, propbably ersonable peaces and reasonable "third world aid" from those allies, such as some blueprints. (bear in mind that afghanistan only has one tech team. skill 1) And also a slight readjusting of capitals. Except for that, nothing.
From the start Afghanistan can't build factories, lacking the technology, and have no industry reasearch group. 6 IC of which 5 are utilisable at the start due to horrible ministers. I sincerely doubt I will manage to do something similar to my Communist China game. But getting pwned is probably good for me.
Disclaimer:
This will be an AAR about Afghanistan. I want to add that Afghanistan then and Afghanistan now is not identical. Afghanistan has never been a static country as some would want us to believe. While things written in this AAR might seem to have bearing on the current and precurrent situation of Afghanistan, and even though I hold opinions on the subject, this will not become a vessel for discussions of contemporary Afghanistans. Respect that. This AAR is a work of fiction and fantasy as well as a work of facts.
However, exclamations of the type "holy shit, that I did not know about the Afghans/Pashtuns!" will be allowed.
I also want to add that even though I have read books (red books?) on some of the different cultures and groups of Afghanistans I am not an expert. If you know better, or even if you Think you know better, feel free to correct me.
This AAR will be inspired by the book "crossroad of cultures" by Jan Myrdal, but if you have beef with the author (many do), don't bring it up with me. Another book I may be inspired by is the book "Camels drink water" by Erik Beckman (probably only available in swedish ("Kameler dricker Vatten")), a work of fiction.
Furthermore, despite the heavy disclaimer I expect the AAR to be a tad more easygoing
The AAR will start in a few days, probably when I'm in japan, or maybe before. I just want to reserve the space so nobody takes the idea before I get around to it.
a Normal/Normal HOI2 game, playing as Afghanistan.
there will be some "light" cheating, such as the occasional acceptall to get into (in my mind) reasonable alliances, propbably ersonable peaces and reasonable "third world aid" from those allies, such as some blueprints. (bear in mind that afghanistan only has one tech team. skill 1) And also a slight readjusting of capitals. Except for that, nothing.
From the start Afghanistan can't build factories, lacking the technology, and have no industry reasearch group. 6 IC of which 5 are utilisable at the start due to horrible ministers. I sincerely doubt I will manage to do something similar to my Communist China game. But getting pwned is probably good for me.
Disclaimer:
This will be an AAR about Afghanistan. I want to add that Afghanistan then and Afghanistan now is not identical. Afghanistan has never been a static country as some would want us to believe. While things written in this AAR might seem to have bearing on the current and precurrent situation of Afghanistan, and even though I hold opinions on the subject, this will not become a vessel for discussions of contemporary Afghanistans. Respect that. This AAR is a work of fiction and fantasy as well as a work of facts.
However, exclamations of the type "holy shit, that I did not know about the Afghans/Pashtuns!" will be allowed.
I also want to add that even though I have read books (red books?) on some of the different cultures and groups of Afghanistans I am not an expert. If you know better, or even if you Think you know better, feel free to correct me.
This AAR will be inspired by the book "crossroad of cultures" by Jan Myrdal, but if you have beef with the author (many do), don't bring it up with me. Another book I may be inspired by is the book "Camels drink water" by Erik Beckman (probably only available in swedish ("Kameler dricker Vatten")), a work of fiction.
Furthermore, despite the heavy disclaimer I expect the AAR to be a tad more easygoing
The AAR will start in a few days, probably when I'm in japan, or maybe before. I just want to reserve the space so nobody takes the idea before I get around to it.