How many ae points do you think Russia is generating right now in its invasion of the Ukraine?(modern times)
Ae in modern russia
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The UdSSR had cores on the Krim but since the UdSSR has been released into many countries the only existing nation with cores on the Krim is the Ukraine.
The ussr dominate culture was Russian, parts of the Ukraine are Russian. Cores of the cultural nationality never expire. The ussr may of disbanded, but many former territories of the ussr where Russian, and Russia is still around.
When tag-changing, your cores tag-change too.
Depends. Did Ukrainian Nationalists enforce demands on the USSR, or was Ukraine released as a vassal?
Russian Empire was broken by rebels (nationalist and change government type rebels), so it was all enforce demands.
Its fine, the West took out too many loans and cant afford the interest. They will have the "in debt" modifier when called to arms.
I've been saying for years that politicians should have to play PI games. This thread reinforces my somewhat silly viewpoint.
I hope Putin can hire good generals, he's been using a lot of MP to suppress rebels recently.
I hope Putin can hire good generals, he's been using a lot of MP to suppress rebels recently.
Ukraine and the Crimea have never been integrated. The USSR was not just a single nation, it was a giant collection of vassals/PU's. So there are no cores.
Ukraine/Crimea were owned for quite a while by Russia before the USSR existed though.
I've been waiting for this thread! AE for Russia taking Crimea is off the chart for Europe and North America. Way higher than the HRE in 1.5
AE has scaled ridiculously over the last 200 years. Putin hasn't even taken a single province and he has the other great powers considering a coalition already; I mean jeez, it's just Crimea/Kaffa.
God pls nerf AE nao..
God pls nerf AE nao..
Russia certainly has cores on Crimea, it was part of the Russian Empire (tag=RUS) until 1918, and since it is Russian culture those cores never expire. Therefore they have reconquest casus belli and will not suffer a lot of AE. However, it was enough for the USA to send a warning and dozens of nations around the world sent insults. Do you guys think Russia is going to annex Crimea or release it as a vassal? The Crimean cores are probably gone though so annexation is their only option. I don't understand why they are getting AE with Canada and USA, I thought it scaled with distance. Its going to be a pain to core though since Putin spent all of his ADM on the Olympics.
Russian is an accepted culture in the Ukraine. Putin claims he got the "Save the Russian people in Crimea!" mission, but I think that's fabricated.
While Russia did own Crimea at one point, it was spun off to the Ukraine decades ago and when you sell to a vassal you lose your core. Russia still desires it -- it speaks to Russian fantasies of liberating Constantinople from the Turk as it is the only land of the classical world that Russia actually conquered -- but it has no core on it. Even today The Russian Federation has 21 Republic vassal states within it, with lessening autonomy as Putin has reigned them in as they are currently being integrated into the Russian imperialist state. Personally, when I have new relations opening up? I go and try to expand by getting some new vassals. Putin tried to diplovassalize, but the EU has been repeatedly removing Ukraine from sphere, then Russia gets it back in sphere... until finally this International Crisis happened.
This all of course hinges on the resource trading. Russia has raw material resources Europe needs and Europe provides things other than raw materials that Russia needs. As a consequence, Russian Consumer Goods would suffer from a war, while European Energy and Fuel would suffer. Both sides know this, and in the end, Putin knows he could not actually win a war against the Western Allies. Still, to play to the rabble of the Russian people--that he stirred up himself for his own gain--he's got a dispute with Ukraine that has had a huge negative impact on relations between the two nations which is being used to increase National Unity and decrease dissent. The Patriotic War in 1812 and the Great Patriotic War of the 1940s are nothing compared to The Greatest Patriotic War that he could fight against foreign invaders, as he undoubtedly would describe them as. He feels because of the almighty dollar -- Brussels TALKS human rights but really jsut cares, in the end, about money (see a newspaper for details) -- he can't lose. However, Ukraine is recruiting Great Power allies in this International Crisis and may still get one, so long as the EU knows the US will back them up. But there's where Putin thinks he's got this. The US has a strong isolationist streak that has always been there -- separated by oceans, she can afford to stay out of european affairs, who as we students of history all know, are at heart, barbarians who go to war over lots of fabricated claims in the name of their kings and dukes and robber barons or whatever they have over there. I don't know--I'm an American. But given the severity of the last Great Power conflict, Americans have invested highly into the EU and have received a great trading partner, one they do not wish to see torn apart again. So Putin is hoping first that the EU will not risk it and secondly, that dissent across the pond will stop the US from answering the call to arms. So he's making a gamble, because he's a baller and The Most Interesting Man In The World.
i kind of hate you paradox for making me think all these things in the context of your games. and i kind of love you.
While Russia did own Crimea at one point, it was spun off to the Ukraine decades ago and when you sell to a vassal you lose your core. Russia still desires it -- it speaks to Russian fantasies of liberating Constantinople from the Turk as it is the only land of the classical world that Russia actually conquered -- but it has no core on it. Even today The Russian Federation has 21 Republic vassal states within it, with lessening autonomy as Putin has reigned them in as they are currently being integrated into the Russian imperialist state. Personally, when I have new relations opening up? I go and try to expand by getting some new vassals. Putin tried to diplovassalize, but the EU has been repeatedly removing Ukraine from sphere, then Russia gets it back in sphere... until finally this International Crisis happened.
This all of course hinges on the resource trading. Russia has raw material resources Europe needs and Europe provides things other than raw materials that Russia needs. As a consequence, Russian Consumer Goods would suffer from a war, while European Energy and Fuel would suffer. Both sides know this, and in the end, Putin knows he could not actually win a war against the Western Allies. Still, to play to the rabble of the Russian people--that he stirred up himself for his own gain--he's got a dispute with Ukraine that has had a huge negative impact on relations between the two nations which is being used to increase National Unity and decrease dissent. The Patriotic War in 1812 and the Great Patriotic War of the 1940s are nothing compared to The Greatest Patriotic War that he could fight against foreign invaders, as he undoubtedly would describe them as. He feels because of the almighty dollar -- Brussels TALKS human rights but really jsut cares, in the end, about money (see a newspaper for details) -- he can't lose. However, Ukraine is recruiting Great Power allies in this International Crisis and may still get one, so long as the EU knows the US will back them up. But there's where Putin thinks he's got this. The US has a strong isolationist streak that has always been there -- separated by oceans, she can afford to stay out of european affairs, who as we students of history all know, are at heart, barbarians who go to war over lots of fabricated claims in the name of their kings and dukes and robber barons or whatever they have over there. I don't know--I'm an American. But given the severity of the last Great Power conflict, Americans have invested highly into the EU and have received a great trading partner, one they do not wish to see torn apart again. So Putin is hoping first that the EU will not risk it and secondly, that dissent across the pond will stop the US from answering the call to arms. So he's making a gamble, because he's a baller and The Most Interesting Man In The World.
i kind of hate you paradox for making me think all these things in the context of your games. and i kind of love you.
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