I've been running some experiments with different NF paths recently, and noticed that the SCW seems very one sided now. From what I can see, three things in particular skew it that way, as they happen every time:
1) Republican forces in the North around Asturias are surrounded and wiped in a couple of weeks, increasing the Nationalist army advantage and giving them more military factories.
2) I don't see any Soviet Volunteers, only Germans and Italians.
3) Anarchists rise in Catalonia, further weakening the Republicans.
It seems like a bug that it goes this way every time, and that the SCW ends in mid to late 1937. It lasts about half as long as it historically did, which also affects the important other countries that get involved. Are others getting the same results, consistently another result or more variation?
1) Republican forces in the North around Asturias are surrounded and wiped in a couple of weeks, increasing the Nationalist army advantage and giving them more military factories.
2) I don't see any Soviet Volunteers, only Germans and Italians.
3) Anarchists rise in Catalonia, further weakening the Republicans.
It seems like a bug that it goes this way every time, and that the SCW ends in mid to late 1937. It lasts about half as long as it historically did, which also affects the important other countries that get involved. Are others getting the same results, consistently another result or more variation?
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