Just like Crusader Kings 2/3 has crusades and Europa Universallis 4 hass religious wars, I feel that the big thing of a Grand Strategy WW2 game would be the League of Nations.
I feel like the League of Nations played an important role in the interwar and is completely absent from the game.
One of its issues was that it was collectivelly founded by the British and French, which costed a lot. Another issue is that the "collective defense" part was more like a guideline, which could also be represented in the game.
Nations could make demands to the league and so on.
There could also be alt-history scenarios where the Leauge of Nations plays a more active role or communist countries join the leauge of nation and eventually take control of the league.
Or USA could finally join the league.
Also, make Egypt a colony puppet state like it should be. (maybe in a future DLC who knows)
I feel like the League of Nations played an important role in the interwar and is completely absent from the game.
One of its issues was that it was collectivelly founded by the British and French, which costed a lot. Another issue is that the "collective defense" part was more like a guideline, which could also be represented in the game.
Nations could make demands to the league and so on.
There could also be alt-history scenarios where the Leauge of Nations plays a more active role or communist countries join the leauge of nation and eventually take control of the league.
Or USA could finally join the league.
Also, make Egypt a colony puppet state like it should be. (maybe in a future DLC who knows)
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