Big Missions

[unmerged(9384)]

I do not know a lot about HOI (I do plan to get it), will there be "big missions" the EUII were supposed to have but did not. If you donn't know these were really big missions that if you completed yours first you win, like secret mission Risk.
Sorry if this has been talked out before when I searched missions I found like twenty threads

 

[unmerged(881)]

Do you mean missions as in the EU VP missions?

 

[unmerged(9384)]

NO these were "big missions" the fuction was disabled before th games release see victory options, it is one of them (not called big missions however).

 

[Pkunzipper]

mmmmmhhh....... that seems too "ARCADE"

 

[unmerged(5184)]

I never used it, but it would be nice to have it in the game nonetheless.

 

[Murmurandus]

Yeah, big missions, like Germany or Japan actually winning the war...

 

[unmerged(9422)]

Perhaps these "Big Missions" could be turned On and Off (Like the 'Dynamic Missions' in EUII) and they could even try to keep it more historical. For example, the Japanese could get VP's for attacking Pearl Harbor, and maybe the U.S. could even get some for sending their Pacific Fleet from San Diego. Or perhaps they could be unhistorical, or anything. The Germans could have "Capture Moscow", and Japan could have "Capture Singapore". Maybe even a successful Sea Lion could also be one. The Japanese could have a "Capture Midway" one too.

There is something similar to these in the Napolean's Ambition scenario of EUII. If you vassalize certain nations with France while Napolean is your monarch, then you get many many Victory Points. And if the other nations conquer Paris then they get many VP's.

Interesting idea.


Meiji-Tenno

 

[Lucidor]

I believe I lost on something like this in an MP game for EU1. Aparently it was called something like "dynamic victory conditions" for the scenario (30yw). I have no energy to re-install EU1, so I can't check, but it was something we forgot to turn off in the pre-game settings, I believe.