Does Poland have its focus tree?

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

Question stay like in title.

In WWW I saw:

And in generic focus tree there is not such a name of focus.

I just wonder, whether you know something about it.

Dr. Njitram · Apr 20, 2016

The names have changed a lot, due to development of the generic tree, so that explains that difference.
Poland is not a major power and therefore has the generic tree.
You are however free to mod another one in!

VladPrus · Apr 20, 2016

Danzing should be named Gdańsk, when Poland owns it (yes, I'm nitpick, I just don't like german name of Gdańsk).

Nicolas I · Apr 20, 2016

Currently all minors share the same generic focus tree. But many people asked for focuses trees for the most significative minors.

Take a look at this wonderful proposition for Poland: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...nal-focus-tree-pretty-pictures-inside.915641/

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

lolface1008 said:
The names have changed a lot, due to development of the generic tree, so that explains that difference.
Poland is not a major power and therefore has the generic tree.
You are however free to mod another one in!

But in today's WWW there weren't any focus named like this in a hungarian generic tree. I've made double check.

Clarkyy · Apr 20, 2016

xxroxx_2 said:
But in today's WWW there weren't any focus named like this in a hungarian generic tree. I've made double check.

What he's saying is, there probably used to be a focus named 'Standardisation of Equipment', but now it may be called something different, or that focus may have been eliminated entirely.

kviiri · Apr 20, 2016

Clarkyy said:
What he's saying is, there probably used to be a focus named 'Standardisation of Equipment', but now it may be called something different, or that focus may have been eliminated entirely.

So they removed it during the stream? Because he did see the Hungarian focus tree, which should be the same one, in the stream.

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

Exactly, if there is one general generic focus tree, why Poland has a different name of one of focuses. Or, what would be totally suprising; Poland can have its own tree but it sounds too idyllic

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

As you can see here, Poland has the old version of generic tree. However, today's WWW Poland has name "Standardisation of equipment", which is not implemented in hungarian generic tree. Peculiar.

Nicolas I · Apr 20, 2016

xxroxx_2 said:
Exactly, if there is one general generic focus tree, why Poland has a different name of one of focuses. Or, what would be totally suprising; Poland can have its own tree but it sounds too idyllic

One of the recent DDs (#50) was named "generic focus tree". The generic focus tree is what all nations who don't have specific trees i.e. the 7 majors

podcat said:
I accidentally counted the generic focus tree as a major ;D there are 7 majors trees + generic

Here: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...h-development-diary-1st-of-april-2016.917096/

But the future remain open.

emux said:
will you develop more trees (at least for countries who fought in the WWII) in future DLCs?

podcat said:
absolutely if its something people want!

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

Nicolas I said:
One of the recent DDs (#50) was named "generic focus tree". The generic focus tree is what all nations who don't have specific trees i.e. the 7 majors

I know this, but generic tree is common to all minor countries, so why poles has a different name of one of focuses?

Nicolas I · Apr 20, 2016

xxroxx_2 said:
I know this, but generic tree is common to all minor countries, so why poles has a different name of one of focuses?

That's a mistake, not that they have a different tree. Even if they put different names they would still be the same.

That being said, I look forward to have more national focus trees, beginning with the more significant minors (Poland, Finland, Commonwealth countries, Axis minors, etc..).

nauticalweasel · Apr 20, 2016

There's a thread about giving it one.
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...nal-focus-tree-pretty-pictures-inside.915641/

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

nauticalweasel said:
There's a thread about giving it one.
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...nal-focus-tree-pretty-pictures-inside.915641/

Maybe it won't be necessary.

Maybe there will be a suprise.

albso437 · Apr 20, 2016

zieleaniele95 said:
Danzing should be named Gdańsk, when Poland owns it (yes, I'm nitpick, I just don't like german name of Gdańsk).

xxroxx_2 · Apr 20, 2016

Yes, but was under polish protection.

Nevertheless, I reckon he was writing about province, which should be named Gdańsk or Gdansk.

Orlunu · Apr 20, 2016

zieleaniele95 said:
Danzing should be named Gdańsk, when Poland owns it (yes, I'm nitpick, I just don't like german name of Gdańsk).

It'd be cool for places to change names depending on the owners. There were plenty of cases like this around the world.

VladPrus · Apr 20, 2016

Yes, I wrote about a province, not about Free City of Danzing. And I didn't write it seriously, it was only my simple wish when I looked on the map with polish name of regions like "podlasie". Then i saw "Danzing".

Ottovski · Apr 20, 2016

Poland can not into unique focus tree.

albso437 · Apr 20, 2016

xxroxx_2 said:
Yes, but was under polish protection.

Nevertheless, I reckon he was writing about province, which should be named Gdańsk or Gdansk.

The city was not under Polish protection.
It was under protection of the League of Nations, but you are perhaps refering to the customs union the city had with Poland?

But to name the province Gdansk would just be odd as the actual city wasn't part of the province at that time.

The name of the province was (1920-1939) Województwo Pomorskie, but Pomerania could work if you want a more neutral name.

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