If you can wait two or three days I'll have more complete minister cabinets, leaders and pics for these countries + Colombia and Bolivia. I'm reworking all the info...
-
We have updated our Community Code of Conduct. Please read through the new rules for the forum that are an integral part of Paradox Interactive’s User Agreement.
Ministers for Ecuador
The pictures (Generalissimo: do you prefer that I send them to you by mail?)
Federico Páez
Alberto Enríquez Gallo
Carlos Arroyo del Río
José María Velasco Ibarra
Camilo Ponce Enríquez
Carlos Mancheno
Code:
40001;Head of State;Federico Páez;NA;CE RS LC;NA;NA;paez_federico_ecu;x
40002;Head of Government;Federico Páez;NA;RS;NA;NA;paez_federico_ecu;x
40003;Foreign Minister;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40004;Minister of Armament;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Low;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40005;Minister of Security;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;Crime Fighter;Low;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40006;Head of Military Intelligence;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Low;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40007;Chief of Staff;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;School of Defense;Low;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40008;Chief of Army;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40009;Chief of Navy;Unknown;NA;CE;Base Control Doctrine;Medium;unknown;x
40010;Chief of Air Force;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1937;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
40011;Head of State;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;CE RS LC;NA;NA;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40012;Head of Government;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;NA;NA;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40013;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40014;Minister of Armament;Alberto Enríquez Gallo;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Very High;enriquez_gallo_ecu;x
40015;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1937;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
40016;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
40017;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
40018;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40019;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40020;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1940;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
40021;Head of State;Carlos Arroyo del Río;NA;CE RS LC;NA;NA;arroyo_del_rio_ecu;x
40022;Head of Government;Carlos Arroyo del Río;NA;RS;NA;NA;arroyo_del_rio_ecu;x
40023;Foreign Minister;Julio Tobar Donoso;NA;RS;Great Compromiser;High;unknown;x
40024;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40025;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1940;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
40026;Head of State;José María Velasco Ibarra;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;velasco_ibarra_ecu;x
40027;Head of Government;José María Velasco Ibarra;NA;LC;NA;NA;velasco_ibarra_ecu;x
40028;Foreign Minister;Camilo Ponce Enríquez;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;High;ponce_enriquez_ecu;x
40029;Minister of Armament;Carlos Mancheno;NA;CE;Infantry Proponent;Medium;mancheno_carlos_ecu;x
40030;Minister of Security;Carlos Guevara;NA;LC;Man of the People;High;guevara_carlos_ecu;x
;A Cabinet - 1944;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
40031;Head of State;José María Velasco Ibarra;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;velasco_ibarra_ecu;x
40032;Head of Government;José María Velasco Ibarra;NA;LC;NA;NA;velasco_ibarra_ecu;x
40033;Foreign Minister;Camilo Ponce Enríquez;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;High;ponce_enriquez_ecu;x
40034;Minister of Armament;Carlos Mancheno;NA;CE;Infantry Proponent;Low;mancheno_carlos_ecu;x
40035;Minister of Security;Carlos Guevara;NA;LC;Man of the People;High;guevara_carlos_ecu;x
;B Cabinet - 1944;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
40036;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS ;NA;NA;unknown;x
40037;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
40038;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40039;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40040;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Fascist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
40041;Head of State;Black Shadow;NA;FA PA LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
40042;Head of Government;Black Shadow;NA;FA;NA;NA;unknown;x
40043;Foreign Minister;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40044;Minister of Armament;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40045;Minister of Security;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40046;Head of Military Intelligence;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40047;Chief of Staff;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40048;Chief of Army;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40049;Chief of Navy;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40050;Chief of Air Force;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Communist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
40051;Head of State;Gustavo Becerra;NA;ST LE LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
40052;Head of Government;Gustavo Becerra;NA;LE;NA;NA;unknown;x
40053;Foreign Minister;Enrique Gil Gilbert;NA;LWR;Great Compromiser;Medium;gil_gilbert_ecu;x
40054;Minister of Armament;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40055;Minister of Security;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40056;Head of Military Intelligence;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40057;Chief of Staff;Luis Larrea Alba;NA;LWR;School of Psychology;High;larrea_alba_ecu;x
40058;Chief of Army;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40059;Chief of Navy;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
40060;Chief of Air Force;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Replacements;;;;;;;x
40061;Chief of Staff;Carlos Mancheno;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Low;mancheno_carlos_ecu;x
40062;Head of State;José María Velasco Ibarra;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;velasco_ibarra_ecu;x
40063;Head of State;Manuel María Borrero;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
40064;Head of State;Aurelio Mosquera;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;mosquera_aurelio_ecu;x
40065;Minister of Security;Antonio Pons;36;LC;Silent Lawyer;Low;unknown;x
40066;Minister of Security;Julio Enrique Moreno;40;LC;Compassionate Gentleman;High;moreno_julio_ecu;x
40067;Minister of Armament;Galo Plaza Lasso;40;LC;Resource Industrialist;High;plaza_lasso_ecu;x
40068;Head of State;Andrés Córdova Nieto;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
40069;Minister of Security;Camilo Ponce Enríquez;48;LC;Compassionate Gentleman;High;ponce_enriquez_ecu;x
40070;Chief of Staff;Luis Larrea Alba;NA;LWR;School of Psychology;High;larrea_alba_ecu;x
40071;Minister of Security;Alberto Montalvo;36;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;xThe pictures (Generalissimo: do you prefer that I send them to you by mail?)
More pics (it seems that you cannot post too many pictures in a single post)
Carlos Guevara
Enrique Gil Gilbert
Luis Larrea Alba
Aurelio Mosquera
Julio Enrique Moreno
Galo Plaza Lasso
Ministers for Perú
Oscar Benavides
Manuel Prado Ugarteche
José Luis Bustamante Rivero
Manuel Odría
Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro
Code:
39001;Head of State;Oscar R. Benavides;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;benavides_oscar_pru;x
39002;Head of Government;Oscar R. Benavides;NA;CE;NA;NA;benavides_oscar_pru;x
39003;Foreign Minister;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39004;Minister of Armament;Benjamín Roca;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;High;unknown;x
39005;Minister of Security;Antonio Rodríguez Ramírez;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39006;Head of Military Intelligence;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Very Low;unknown;x
39007;Chief of Staff;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39008;Chief of Army;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39009;Chief of Navy;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39010;Chief of Air Force;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1939;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
39011;Head of State;Manuel Prado Ugarteche;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;prado_ugarteche_pru;x
39012;Head of Government;Manuel Prado Ugarteche;NA;LC;NA;NA;prado_ugarteche_pru;x
39013;Foreign Minister;Alfredo Solf y Muro;NA;LC;Iron-fisted Brute;High;unknown;x
39014;Minister of Armament;David Dasso;NA;LC;Laissez-Faire Capitalist;High;unknown;x
39015;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1939;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
39016;Head of State;José Quesada;NA;CE RS LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
39017;Head of Government;José Quesada;NA;CE;NA;NA;unknown;x
39018;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39019;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39020;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1945;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
39021;Head of State;José Luis Bustamante Rivero;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;bustamante_rivero_pru;x
39022;Head of Government;José Luis Bustamante Rivero;NA;CE;NA;NA;bustamante_rivero_pru;x
39023;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39024;Minister of Armament;Rómulo Ferrero;NA;CE;Laissez-Faire Capitalist;Medium;unknown;x
39025;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1945;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
39026;Head of State;Eloy G. Ureta;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;unknown;x
39027;Head of Government;Eloy G. Ureta;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
39028;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39029;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39030;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1948;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
39031;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
39032;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
39033;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39034;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39035;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1948;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
39036;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS ;NA;NA;unknown;x
39037;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
39038;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39039;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39040;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Fascist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
39041;Head of State;Riva Agüero;NA;FA PA LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
39042;Head of Government;Riva Agüero;NA;FA;NA;NA;unknown;x
39043;Foreign Minister;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39044;Minister of Armament;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39045;Minister of Security;Luis A. Flores;NA;FA;Prince of Terror;Low;unknown;x
39046;Head of Military Intelligence;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39047;Chief of Staff;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39048;Chief of Army;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39049;Chief of Navy;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39050;Chief of Air Force;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Communist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
39051;Head of State;Red Shadow;NA;ST LE LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
39052;Head of Government;Red Shadow;NA;LE;NA;NA;unknown;x
39053;Foreign Minister;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39054;Minister of Armament;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39055;Minister of Security;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39056;Head of Military Intelligence;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39057;Chief of Staff;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39058;Chief of Army;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39059;Chief of Navy;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
39060;Chief of Air Force;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Replacements;;;;;;;x
39061;Chief of Staff;Manuel Odría;NA;PA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;odria_manuel_pru;x
39062;Chief of Staff;Eloy G. Ureta;NA;LC;School of Mass Combat;Medium;unknown;x
39063;Head of State;Jorge Prado Ugarteche;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;prado_ugarteche_pru;x
39064;Head of State;Luis Antonio Eguiguren;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
39065;Minister of Security;Luis A. Flores;36;PA;Prince of Terror;Low;unknown;x
39066;Minister of Security;Temístocles Roca;46;LC;Crime Fighter;Medium;unknown;x
39067;Minister of Armament;Teófilo Iglesias;36;CE;Resource Industrialist;High;unknown;x
39068;Minister of Armament;Julio L. East;42;LC;Resource Industrialist;High;unknown;x
39069;Minister of Armament;Carlos Montero;45;LC;Theoretical Scientist;Medium;unknown;x
39070;Minister of Armament;Manuel Vázquez Díaz;46;CE;Resource Industrialist;High;unknown;x
39071;Minister of Armament;Roque A. Saldías;47;LC;Battle Fleet Proponent;Medium;unknown;x
39072;Minister of Armament;Luis Ramírez Ortiz;48;CE;Infantry Proponent;Medium;unknown;x
39073;Chief of Staff;Luis Miguel Sánchez Cerro;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;sanchez_cerro_pru;xMinisters for Colombia
Alfonso López Pumarejo
Eduardo Santos
Alberto Lleras
Carlos Arango Vélez
Mariano Ospina
Laureano Gómez
Gabriel Turbay
Darío Echandía
Code:
37001;Head of State;Alfonso López Pumarejo;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;lopez_pumarejo_col;x
37002;Head of Government;Alfonso López Pumarejo;NA;CE;NA;NA;lopez_pumarejo_col;x
37003;Foreign Minister;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37004;Minister of Armament;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37005;Minister of Security;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37006;Head of Military Intelligence;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37007;Chief of Staff;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37008;Chief of Army;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37009;Chief of Navy;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37010;Chief of Air Force;Unknown;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1938;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
37011;Head of State;Eduardo Santos;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;santos_eduardo_col;x
37012;Head of Government;Eduardo Santos;NA;RS;NA;NA;santos_eduardo_col;x
37013;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37014;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37015;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1938;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
37016;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
37017;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
37018;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37019;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37020;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1942;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
37021;Head of State;Alfonso López Pumarejo;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;lopez_pumarejo_col;x
37022;Head of Government;Alfonso López Pumarejo;NA;CE;NA;NA;lopez_pumarejo_col;x
37023;Foreign Minister;Alberto Lleras;NA;CE;Biased Intellectual;High;lleras_alberto_col;x
37024;Minister of Armament;Adán Arriaga;NA;CE;Resource Industrialist;High;unknown;x
37025;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1942;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
37026;Head of State;Carlos Arango Vélez;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;arango_velez_col;x
37027;Head of Government;Carlos Arango Vélez;NA;LC;NA;NA;arango_velez_col;x
37028;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37029;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37030;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1946;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
37031;Head of State;Mariano Ospina;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;ospina_mariano_col;x
37032;Head of Government;Mariano Ospina;NA;LC;NA;NA;ospina_mariano_col;x
37033;Foreign Minister;Laureano Gómez;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;High;gomez_laureano_col;x
37034;Minister of Armament;Fabio Lozano;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;High;unknown;x
37035;Minister of Security;Eduardo Zuleta;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;High;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1946;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
37036;Head of State;Gabriel Turbay;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;turbay_gabriel_col;x
37037;Head of Government;Gabriel Turbay;NA;CE;NA;NA;turbay_gabriel_col;x
37038;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37039;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37040;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Fascist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
37041;Head of State;Black Shadow;NA;FA PA LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
37042;Head of Government;Black Shadow;NA;FA;NA;NA;unknown;x
37043;Foreign Minister;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37044;Minister of Armament;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37045;Minister of Security;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37046;Head of Military Intelligence;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37047;Chief of Staff;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37048;Chief of Army;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37049;Chief of Navy;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37050;Chief of Air Force;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Communist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
37051;Head of State;Red Shadow;NA;ST LE LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
37052;Head of Government;Red Shadow;NA;LE;NA;NA;unknown;x
37053;Foreign Minister;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37054;Minister of Armament;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37055;Minister of Security;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37056;Head of Military Intelligence;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37057;Chief of Staff;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37058;Chief of Army;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37059;Chief of Navy;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37060;Chief of Air Force;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Replacements;;;;;;;x
37061;Minister of Security;Darío Echandía;46;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;echandia_dario_col;x
37062;Minister of Security;Alberto Lleras;37;CE;Silent Lawyer;High;lleras_alberto_col;x
37063;Minister of Security;Alberto Lleras;43;CE;Silent Lawyer;High;lleras_alberto_col;x
37064;Foreign Minister;Eduardo Zuleta;46;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
37065;Foreign Minister;Eduardo Santos;36;RS;Great Compromiser;Medium;santos_eduardo_col;x
37066;Minister of Armament;Alonso Arango;46;LC;Undistinguished Suit;High;unknown;x
Thanks, but I have still a surprise for you: Bolivia... soon in this forumOriginally posted by Generalisimo
i agree with Halibutt, EXCELLENT WORK!!!
Ministers for Bolivia
Germán Busch Becerra
Carlos Quintanilla Quiroga
Enrique Peñaranda del Castillo
Carlos Blanco Galindo
Víctor Paz Estenssoro
Enrique Hertzog Garaizábal
Tomás Monje Gutiérrez
Néstor Guillén Olmos
Hugo Ballivián Rojas
David Toro Ruilova
Code:
43001;Head of State;Germán Busch Becerra;NA;LC CE RS LWR;NA;NA;busch_becerra_bol;x
43002;Head of Government;Germán Busch Becerra;NA;RS;NA;NA;busch_becerra_bol;x
43003;Foreign Minister;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43004;Minister of Armament;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43005;Minister of Security;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43006;Head of Military Intelligence;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43007;Chief of Staff;Carlos Quintanilla Quiroga;NA;LC;School of Defense;Medium;quintanilla_quiroga_bol;x
43008;Chief of Army;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43009;Chief of Navy;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43010;Chief of Air Force;Unknown;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1940;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
43011;Head of State;Enrique Peñaranda del Castillo;NA;LC CE RS;NA;NA;penaranda_del_castillo_bol;x
43012;Head of Government;Enrique Peñaranda del Castillo;NA;CE;NA;NA;penaranda_del_castillo_bol;x
43013;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43014;Minister of Armament;Carlos Blanco Galindo;NA;LC;Resource Industrialist;Medium;blanco_galindo_bol;x
43015;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1940;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
43016;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
43017;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
43018;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43019;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43020;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1943;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
43021;Head of State;Gualberto Villarroel López;NA;PA LC CE RS;NA;NA;villarroel_lopez_gualberto_bol;x
43022;Head of Government;Gualberto Villarroel López;NA;LC;NA;NA;villarroel_lopez_gualberto_bol;x
43023;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43024;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43025;Minister of Security;Victor Paz Estenssoro;NA;CE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;paz_estenssoro_bol;x
;B Cabinet - 1943;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
43026;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;PA LC CE RS ;NA;NA;unknown;x
43027;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
43028;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43029;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43030;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;A Cabinet - 1947;ELECT_A;;;;;;x
43031;Head of State;Enrique Hertzog Garaizábal;NA;PA LC CE;NA;NA;hertzog_garaizabal_bol;x
43032;Head of Government;Enrique Hertzog Garaizábal;NA;LC;NA;NA;hertzog_garaizabal_bol;x
43033;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43034;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43035;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;LC;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;B Cabinet - 1947;ELECT_B;;;;;;x
43036;Head of State;Blue Shadow;NA;CE RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
43037;Head of Government;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;NA;NA;unknown;x
43038;Foreign Minister;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43039;Minister of Armament;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43040;Minister of Security;Blue Shadow;NA;RS;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Fascist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
43041;Head of State;Black Shadow;NA;FA PA LC;NA;NA;unknown;x
43042;Head of Government;Black Shadow;NA;FA;NA;NA;unknown;x
43043;Foreign Minister;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43044;Minister of Armament;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43045;Minister of Security;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43046;Head of Military Intelligence;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43047;Chief of Staff;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43048;Chief of Army;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43049;Chief of Navy;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43050;Chief of Air Force;Black Shadow;NA;FA;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Shadow Communist Cabinet;;;;;;;x
43051;Head of State;Red Shadow;NA;ST LE LWR;NA;NA;unknown;x
43052;Head of Government;Red Shadow;NA;LE;NA;NA;unknown;x
43053;Foreign Minister;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43054;Minister of Armament;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43055;Minister of Security;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43056;Head of Military Intelligence;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43057;Chief of Staff;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43058;Chief of Army;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43059;Chief of Navy;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
43060;Chief of Air Force;Red Shadow;NA;LE;Undistinguished Suit;Medium;unknown;x
;Replacements;;;;;;;x
43061;Chief of Staff;Gualberto Villarroel López;NA;LC;School of Fire Support;High;villarroel_lopez_gualberto_bol;x
43062;Head of State;Carlos Quintanilla Quiroga;NA;PA LC CE RS LWR;NA;NA;quintanilla_quiroga_bol;x
43063;Head of State;Tomás Monje Gutiérrez;NA;PA LC CE RS LWR;NA;NA;monje_gutierrez_bol;x
43064;Head of State;Néstor Guillén Olmos;NA;PA LC CE RS LWR;NA;NA;guillen_olmos_bol;x
43065;Chief of Staff;Hugo Ballivián Rojas;43;LC;School of Defense;High;ballivian_rojas_bol;x
43066;Chief of Staff;David Toro Ruilova;NA;CE;School of Mass Combat;Medium;toro_ruilova_bol;xHugo Ballivián Rojas
David Toro Ruilova
Preview of Ecuador-Peru conflicts
I post here a provisional preview of the events dealing with the conflict Ecuador-Perú. They are still in a draft state, but I prefer to post them here in order to get some feedback.
I've done tons of events for EU2, but these are my first HoI events, so I've surely forgotten possibilities in the triggers and actions. please feel free to comment anything and suggest improvements.
Comments? suggestions? bashing?
I post here a provisional preview of the events dealing with the conflict Ecuador-Perú. They are still in a draft state, but I prefer to post them here in order to get some feedback.
I've done tons of events for EU2, but these are my first HoI events, so I've surely forgotten possibilities in the triggers and actions. please feel free to comment anything and suggest improvements.
Code:
## The Washington negotiations
event = {
id = xxxxx
trigger = { NOT = { alliance = { country = PRU country = ECU } } }
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish
Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia',
comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and
Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed.
Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was
signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border
between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements.
Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru
attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C., consequently, the
Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
date = { }
offset =
deathdate = {}
action_a = { name = "Withdrew from negotiations. Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -3 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+1 }
}
action_b = { name = "Try to get an agreement"
command = { type = dissent value = 5 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+2 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+3 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+4 }
}
}
## ECU reaction a
event = {
id = xxxxx+1
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish
Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia',
comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and
Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed.
Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was
signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border
between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements.
Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru
attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C., consequently, the
Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Cursed peruvians! Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 2 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
}
}
## ECU reaction b
event = {
id = xxxxx+2
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish
Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia',
comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and
Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed.
Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was
signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border
between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements.
Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru
attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "What a good diplomacy we have!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = warentry value = -5 }
command = { type = influence value = 5 }
}
}
## The war
event = {
id = xxxx+3
trigger = { NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } } }
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The border war between Ecuador and peru"
desc = "...·
style = 0
date = {}
offset =
deathdate = {}
action_a = { name = "..."
command = { type = war which = ECU }
command = {}
}
action_b = { name = "..."
command = {}
}
}
## The protocol of Rio
event = {
id = xxxx+4
trigger = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU }
control = { province = 300 data = PRU } }
random = no
country = ECU
name = "The protocol of Rio de Janeiro"
desc = "Ecuador was unprepared to meet the July 5 Peruvian invasion. The
much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of
armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the
southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than
1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only
limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left
unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's
best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed
Amazonian territory without significant opposition. After a campaign lasting
only three weeks, an armistice was arranged. The Rio Protocol of February
1942 awarded to Peru some 205,000 square kilometers of previously
disputed Amazon territory. The subsequent Protocol of Peace,
Friendship, and Boundaries imposed on Ecuador acceptance of Peru's claims in
the Amazonian region in return for Peruvian withdrawal from Ecuador's
coastal provinces."
style = 0
date =
offset =
deathdate =
action_a = { name = "Sign the protocol"
command = { type = peace which = PRU value = 1 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = secedeprovince which = PRU value = 300 }
command = { type = dissent value = 10 }
}
action_b = { name = "Never. The Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
}
}Comments? suggestions? bashing?
well, by now they look really good.
the conditions for every event are a bit messy, but i think you will work on that later, so i will *bash* about that later.
For example, before starting the war, Peru should check if starting a war with Ecuador could bring them in a war against an alliance.
so, add to the event that starts the war this:
NOT = {
OR = {
alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU not allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU not axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU not commie
}
}
So, it will not send Peru to a war against a big alliance...
You can make an alternative event with those triggers (that is send to sleep by the previous event) that checks for the same, EXCEPT the "NOT = " clause, so it will check if ECU is IN an alliance... if that's the case, the choices for Peru will be diferent (that's the reason of the new event i am suggesting).
the conditions for every event are a bit messy, but i think you will work on that later, so i will *bash* about that later.
For example, before starting the war, Peru should check if starting a war with Ecuador could bring them in a war against an alliance.
so, add to the event that starts the war this:
NOT = {
OR = {
alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU not allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU not axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU not commie
}
}
So, it will not send Peru to a war against a big alliance...
You can make an alternative event with those triggers (that is send to sleep by the previous event) that checks for the same, EXCEPT the "NOT = " clause, so it will check if ECU is IN an alliance... if that's the case, the choices for Peru will be diferent (that's the reason of the new event i am suggesting).
Last edited:
I would help with this whole writing events thing for the war but have not got used to the system and stuff.
Events on Ecuador-Peru war
A more refined version:
## The Washington negotiations
event = {
id = xxxxx
trigger = { NOT = { alliance = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, consequently the Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936}
offset = 360
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1938 }
action_a = { name = "Withdraw from negotiations. Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -3 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+1 }
}
action_b = { name = "Try to get an agreement"
command = { type = dissent value = 5 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+2 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+3 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+4 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+5 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+6 }
}
}
## ECU reaction a
event = {
id = xxxxx+1
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, consequently the Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Cursed peruvians! Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 2 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
}
}
## ECU reaction b
event = {
id = xxxxx+2
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "What a good diplomacy we have!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = warentry value = -3 }
command = { type = influence value = 5 }
}
}
## The war (ECU not in alliances)
event = {
id = xxxx+3
trigger = { NOT = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
NOT = { OR = { alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU not allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU not axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU not commie
}
}
NOT = { event = xxxx+4 }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The border war between Ecuador and peru"
desc = "After some years of small armed conflicts and ambushes between ecuadorian and peruvian border posts, Perú decided to declare war on Ecuador to get control of the amazonian lands beyond the Marañón river. Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = february year = 1939 }
offset = 720
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Let's go to war"
command = { type = war which = ECU }
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
}
action_b = { name = "It's not the time, but Amazonia is still ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 2 }
command = { type = influence value = 1 }
}
action_c = { name = "Let's give up our claims on Ecuador"
command = { type = dissent value = 6 }
command = { type = removecore which = 330 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## The war (ECU is in alliances)
event = {
id = xxxx+4
trigger = { NOT = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
OR = { alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU commie
}
NOT = { event = xxxx+3 }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The border war between Ecuador and peru"
desc = "After some years of small armed conflicts and ambushes between ecuadorian and peruvian border posts, Perú decided to declare war on Ecuador to get control of the amazonian lands beyond the Marañón river. Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = march year = 1939 }
offset = 720
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "It's not the time, but Amazonia is still ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 1 }
command = { type = influence value = 2 }
}
action_b = { name = "Let's go to war"
command = { type = war which = ECU }
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = influence value = -2 }
}
action_c = { name = "Let's give up our claims on Ecuador"
command = { type = dissent value = 3 }
command = { type = removecore which = 330 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## Possible colombian reaction
event = {
id = xxxx+5
trigger = { war = { country = ECU country = PRU } }
random = no
country = COL
name = "The Ecuador-Perú war"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C. The peruvian representatives withdrew, and in 1941 Perú declared the war to Ecuador. The pruvian aggression could be a treat to the colombian interests, as in 1933 the Leticia war had also confronted Colombia with Perú because of some amazonian territories."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936 }
offset = 30
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Remain neutral"
command = { type = dissent value = 5 }
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
}
action_b = { name = "Help Ecuador"
command = { type = influence value = 1 }
command = { type = dissent value = -4 }
command = { type = oilpool value = -500 }
command = { type = rubberpool value = -500 }
command = { type = coalpool value = -500 }
command = { type = supplies value = -200 } #Help sent to Ecuador
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+6 } #Ecuador receives help
}
}
## Colombian help
event = {
id = xxxx+6
random = no
country = ECU
name = "Colombian help"
desc = "The people of Colombia, surprised by the peruvian aggression to our territory, sends us his help."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Great!"
command = { type = oilpool value = 500 }
command = { type = rubberpool value = 500 }
command = { type = coalpool value = 500 }
command = { type = supplies value = 200 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## The protocol of Rio
event = {
id = xxxx+7
trigger = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU }
control = { province = 300 data = PRU } }
random = no
country = ECU
name = "The protocol of Rio de Janeiro"
desc = "Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition. After a campaign lasting only three weeks, an armistice was arranged. The Rio Protocol of February 1942 awarded to Peru some 205,000 square kilometers of previously disputed Amazon territory. The subsequent Protocol of Peace, Friendship, and Boundaries imposed on Ecuador acceptance of Peru's claims in the Amazonian region in return for Peruvian withdrawal from Ecuador's coastal provinces."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936 }
offset = 30
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Sign the protocol"
command = { type = peace which = PRU value = 1 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = secedeprovince which = PRU value = 300 }
command = { type = dissent value = 10 }
}
action_b = { name = "Never. The Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+8 }
}
}
## uprisings of 1944 in ECU
event = {
id = xxxx+8
trigger = { event = xxxx+7 }
random = no
country = ECU
name = "Uprisings of 1944"
desc = "The Ecuadorian government quickly regretted having become a party to the Rio Protocol. The protocol became the focus of a surge of Ecuadorian national pride and concomitant opposition in a new coalition: the Democratic Alliance. The coalition brought together a wide array of Ecuadorian politicians dedicated to replacing the 'president who had been unable to defend the national honor'. In may 1944, an uprising took place in Guayaquil that soon spread throughout the whole country."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = may year = 1944 }
ofset = 60
deathdate = { day = 1 month = august year = 1944 }
action_a = { name = "Darn!"
command = { type = dissent value = 25 }
}
}
what do you think. I'm dubious about the values of the colombian help to Ecuador, as well as of the dissent in the different events.
A more refined version:
## The Washington negotiations
event = {
id = xxxxx
trigger = { NOT = { alliance = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, consequently the Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936}
offset = 360
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1938 }
action_a = { name = "Withdraw from negotiations. Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -3 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+1 }
}
action_b = { name = "Try to get an agreement"
command = { type = dissent value = 5 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+2 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+3 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+4 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+5 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+6 }
}
}
## ECU reaction a
event = {
id = xxxxx+1
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, consequently the Peruvians withdrew from the negotiations."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Cursed peruvians! Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 2 }
command = { type = warentry value = 10 }
}
}
## ECU reaction b
event = {
id = xxxxx+2
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The territorial conflict between Perú and Ecuador"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "What a good diplomacy we have!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = warentry value = -3 }
command = { type = influence value = 5 }
}
}
## The war (ECU not in alliances)
event = {
id = xxxx+3
trigger = { NOT = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
NOT = { OR = { alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU not allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU not axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU not commie
}
}
NOT = { event = xxxx+4 }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The border war between Ecuador and peru"
desc = "After some years of small armed conflicts and ambushes between ecuadorian and peruvian border posts, Perú decided to declare war on Ecuador to get control of the amazonian lands beyond the Marañón river. Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = february year = 1939 }
offset = 720
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Let's go to war"
command = { type = war which = ECU }
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
}
action_b = { name = "It's not the time, but Amazonia is still ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 2 }
command = { type = influence value = 1 }
}
action_c = { name = "Let's give up our claims on Ecuador"
command = { type = dissent value = 6 }
command = { type = removecore which = 330 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## The war (ECU is in alliances)
event = {
id = xxxx+4
trigger = { NOT = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU } }
NOT = { owned = { province = 300 data = -1 } }
OR = { alliance = { country = ECU country = ENG } # ECU allied
alliance = { country = ECU country = GER } # ECU axis
alliance = { country = ECU country = SOV } # ECU commie
}
NOT = { event = xxxx+3 }
}
random = no
country = PRU
name = "The border war between Ecuador and peru"
desc = "After some years of small armed conflicts and ambushes between ecuadorian and peruvian border posts, Perú decided to declare war on Ecuador to get control of the amazonian lands beyond the Marañón river. Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = march year = 1939 }
offset = 720
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "It's not the time, but Amazonia is still ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = 1 }
command = { type = influence value = 2 }
}
action_b = { name = "Let's go to war"
command = { type = war which = ECU }
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = influence value = -2 }
}
action_c = { name = "Let's give up our claims on Ecuador"
command = { type = dissent value = 3 }
command = { type = removecore which = 330 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## Possible colombian reaction
event = {
id = xxxx+5
trigger = { war = { country = ECU country = PRU } }
random = no
country = COL
name = "The Ecuador-Perú war"
desc = "The territorial dispute between Ecuador and Peru originated in Spanish Colonial times. Upon independence, Ecuador joined the 'Great Colombia', comprised of the territories of Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia and Panama. In 1829, the Treaty of Peace and Limits of Guayaquil was signed. Subsequently, in 1830, Pedemonte-Mosquera Protocol was signed. They established the Marañon-Amazon River as the border between Peru and Ecuador; however, Peru contested these agreements. Between 1936 and 1938, representatives from Ecuador and Peru attempted to negotiate a treaty in Washington, D.C. The peruvian representatives withdrew, and in 1941 Perú declared the war to Ecuador. The pruvian aggression could be a treat to the colombian interests, as in 1933 the Leticia war had also confronted Colombia with Perú because of some amazonian territories."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936 }
offset = 30
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Remain neutral"
command = { type = dissent value = 5 }
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
}
action_b = { name = "Help Ecuador"
command = { type = influence value = 1 }
command = { type = dissent value = -4 }
command = { type = oilpool value = -500 }
command = { type = rubberpool value = -500 }
command = { type = coalpool value = -500 }
command = { type = supplies value = -200 } #Help sent to Ecuador
command = { type = trigger which = xxxx+6 } #Ecuador receives help
}
}
## Colombian help
event = {
id = xxxx+6
random = no
country = ECU
name = "Colombian help"
desc = "The people of Colombia, surprised by the peruvian aggression to our territory, sends us his help."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Great!"
command = { type = oilpool value = 500 }
command = { type = rubberpool value = 500 }
command = { type = coalpool value = 500 }
command = { type = supplies value = 200 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 1 }
}
}
## The protocol of Rio
event = {
id = xxxx+7
trigger = { war = { country = PRU country = ECU }
control = { province = 300 data = PRU } }
random = no
country = ECU
name = "The protocol of Rio de Janeiro"
desc = "Ecuador was unprepared to meet the Peruvian invasion. The much larger Peruvian army of 13,000 men, supported by a battalion of armor, together with artillery and air support moved quickly into the southern coastal province of El Oro, threatening Guayaquil. The fewer than 1,800 Ecuadorian troops in the area lacked air cover and could offer only limited resistance. The Ecuadorian president's fear of being left unprotected from his political opponents led him to keep the nation's best fighting forces in Quito. Peruvian forces also moved into the disputed Amazonian territory without significant opposition. After a campaign lasting only three weeks, an armistice was arranged. The Rio Protocol of February 1942 awarded to Peru some 205,000 square kilometers of previously disputed Amazon territory. The subsequent Protocol of Peace, Friendship, and Boundaries imposed on Ecuador acceptance of Peru's claims in the Amazonian region in return for Peruvian withdrawal from Ecuador's coastal provinces."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = june year = 1936 }
offset = 30
deathdate = { day = 1 month = june year = 1943 }
action_a = { name = "Sign the protocol"
command = { type = peace which = PRU value = 1 }
command = { type = removecore which = 300 }
command = { type = secedeprovince which = PRU value = 300 }
command = { type = dissent value = 10 }
}
action_b = { name = "Never. The Amazonia is ours!"
command = { type = dissent value = -5 }
command = { type = sleepevent which = xxxx+8 }
}
}
## uprisings of 1944 in ECU
event = {
id = xxxx+8
trigger = { event = xxxx+7 }
random = no
country = ECU
name = "Uprisings of 1944"
desc = "The Ecuadorian government quickly regretted having become a party to the Rio Protocol. The protocol became the focus of a surge of Ecuadorian national pride and concomitant opposition in a new coalition: the Democratic Alliance. The coalition brought together a wide array of Ecuadorian politicians dedicated to replacing the 'president who had been unable to defend the national honor'. In may 1944, an uprising took place in Guayaquil that soon spread throughout the whole country."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = may year = 1944 }
ofset = 60
deathdate = { day = 1 month = august year = 1944 }
action_a = { name = "Darn!"
command = { type = dissent value = 25 }
}
}
what do you think. I'm dubious about the values of the colombian help to Ecuador, as well as of the dissent in the different events.
Another question: there were a lot of militar coups in Ecuador and Bolivia during these years, that could be simulated through events, I think, but it's a lot of work and a lot of reworking in the minister cabinets... what do you think, it's worth implementing? or better we leave it as it is now?
Did the coups affect the alignment of these countries, ie did they move towards democracy or fascism? If so it's quite relevant to have them in the game as it can affect if these countries would consider joining the Axis etc.
Not really, the coups were generally towards PA or RS in game-terms, but never really into fascism or communism. The countries always choose to look the war from the distance and try to get bonus from it. Many countries declared the war to the axis, but it was near the end of the war and more as a symbolic diplomatic gesture than any other thing.
btw, what about the events?
Another pair of events, now dealing with Bolivia:
## Bolivia and the USA
event = {
id = xxxxx
trigger = { NOT = { OR = { alliance = { country = BOL country = GER } # BOL not axis
alliance = { country = BOL country = SOV } # BOL not commie
} } }
random = no
country = BOL
name = "Selling tin to USA"
desc = "Bolivia was one of the most important producers of tin. In 1942 the government decided to sell the tin to the USA at symbolic prices. In exchange, the Bohan mission helped Bolivia in developing the more remote lands and in improving industry and infrastructures."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = march year = 1942 }
ofset = 60
deathdate = { day = 1 month = august year = 1944 }
action_a = { name = "Agree, it's a good deal"
command = { type = dissent value = 3 } # tin industrialists angry
command = { type = steelpool value = -1000 } # simulates tin going to USA
command = { type = industry which = -1 value = 2 }
command = { type = industry which = -1 value = 1 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 2 }
command = { type = gain_tech which = -1 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxxusa }
}
action_b = { name = "No, we don't give our goods for free"
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
command = { type = dissent value = -1 } # tin industrialists happy
}
}
## Bolivia and the USA
event = {
id = xxxxusa
random = no
country = USA
name = "Selling tin to USA"
desc = "Bolivia was one of the most important producers of tin. In 1942 the government decided to sell the tin to the USA at symbolic prices. In exchange, the Bohan mission helped Bolivia in developing the more remote lands and in improving industry and infrastructures."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Ok"
command = { type = steelpool value = 1000 } # simulates tin going to USA
}
}
I'm not very sure about using steel to simulate tin... ideas?
## Bolivia and the USA
event = {
id = xxxxx
trigger = { NOT = { OR = { alliance = { country = BOL country = GER } # BOL not axis
alliance = { country = BOL country = SOV } # BOL not commie
} } }
random = no
country = BOL
name = "Selling tin to USA"
desc = "Bolivia was one of the most important producers of tin. In 1942 the government decided to sell the tin to the USA at symbolic prices. In exchange, the Bohan mission helped Bolivia in developing the more remote lands and in improving industry and infrastructures."
style = 0
date = { day = 1 month = march year = 1942 }
ofset = 60
deathdate = { day = 1 month = august year = 1944 }
action_a = { name = "Agree, it's a good deal"
command = { type = dissent value = 3 } # tin industrialists angry
command = { type = steelpool value = -1000 } # simulates tin going to USA
command = { type = industry which = -1 value = 2 }
command = { type = industry which = -1 value = 1 }
command = { type = infrastructure which = -1 value = 2 }
command = { type = gain_tech which = -1 }
command = { type = trigger which = xxxxusa }
}
action_b = { name = "No, we don't give our goods for free"
command = { type = influence value = -1 }
command = { type = dissent value = -1 } # tin industrialists happy
}
}
## Bolivia and the USA
event = {
id = xxxxusa
random = no
country = USA
name = "Selling tin to USA"
desc = "Bolivia was one of the most important producers of tin. In 1942 the government decided to sell the tin to the USA at symbolic prices. In exchange, the Bohan mission helped Bolivia in developing the more remote lands and in improving industry and infrastructures."
style = 0
action_a = { name = "Ok"
command = { type = steelpool value = 1000 } # simulates tin going to USA
}
}
I'm not very sure about using steel to simulate tin... ideas?
Last edited:
Looks good to me. Resource substitution is standard in events, I generally put rare materials (tungsten etc) into rubber but common materials (copper, tin etc.) into steel. Wood and coke go into coal, gas goes into oil.