Raptor22ADF said:If you're going to play France and extend the Maginot Line, make sure it extends far enough south:
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It's really because they want to swap sides and join in the war against Germany.
Raptor22ADF said:If you're going to play France and extend the Maginot Line, make sure it extends far enough south:
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th3freakie said:So what this teaches us is that we can expect Italia to ally with Germania in about 1943, even if France is surviving?
My French game is doomed then. And I didn't even built a low-land Maginot...![]()
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# Italy changes political stance in war
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event = {
id = 26000
random = no
country = ITA
trigger = {
ai = yes
OR = {
AND = {
# Belgium
control = { province = 45 data = GER }
control = { province = 50 data = GER }
control = { province = 51 data = GER }
control = { province = 52 data = GER }
control = { province = 65 data = GER }
control = { province = 68 data = GER }
control = { province = 69 data = GER }
control = { province = 70 data = GER }
random = 30
}
control = { province = 56 data = GER } # Paris
}
}
name = "AI_EVENT"
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = january year = 1936 }
offset = 4
deathdate = { day = 29 month = december year = 1948 }
action_a = {
command = { type = ai which = "switch/ITA_Neutrality.ai" }
}
}
Like I said - it is not unusual, but, IMO, still funnySEG-CISR said:They must be in multiple alliances. The AI does that sometimes.
Kaloyan said:I'd like to think this is awesome
*Picture*
They are not nations' names (black letters, right?) they are the names of the regions in russian (Like Mediterranian). They have no connection with anything, and I have no idea how to remove them. Is something wrong with them? And the reason they are like this - see in my reply to @Fernando Torres@ in the page 81 of this thread.SEG-CISR said:Uh... Is that a reference to Red Alert 2?
And altrgamm, your nations' names on the map are... A bit off...
Kaloyan said:I'd like to think this is awesome
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It is a known problem with a language - russian words usually a lot longer then they translations to any other languages. For example - in english you adresses to a policeman "officer" (7 Letters). In russian it would be 11 letters - 1/3 longer.SEG-CISR said:I meant the region names. Like, France goes all the way to the middle of the Mediterranean (I think that's France), for example.
They're just off in placement.
Kaloyan said:I'd like to think this is awesome![]()
Ignore him. The guy want an attention and you are doing exactly what he wants. He doesn't worth it.Hoosier Viking said:Wow.
:wacko:
And I used to think that only the AI could make such foolish choices. Disappointing to learn otherwise.
Now that we've got this bizarre 'Stalin-posing-with-21st-century-Terror-Bombing' pic, what's the next pic that'll be chosen to post in the "Awesome Screenshots" thread?
Something with a concentration camp theme?
Swastikas for all occasions?
>>>>NO THANKS.<<<<
Since I don't read cyrillic and no translation has been proferred, I don't know the full context of how this bizarre terror-bombing pic has come to be considered 'awesome' by the poster.
A translation or explanation might be fascinating.
Unfortunately, such thoughtless and crude postings, unless edited/deleted, could cause this great thread to be locked- or the poster banned- even before such info is provided to us. Use consideration before you post. I don't think any of us want a thread-lock, or a banishment, to take place.
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