sectarian problems in Turkey
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yeah my friend. in game.
I've read all the focus, but it can't be solved from there. possible to stop from the desicions section, but I cannot get population from non-Kemalist places. its a big problem
I've read all the focus, but it can't be solved from there. possible to stop from the desicions section, but I cannot get population from non-Kemalist places. its a big problem
I’ve played a few games as Turkey, and from what I gather the only way to remove the negative modifiers is to complete the focus (whose name eludes me) that integrates the Kurdish states into Turkey. But to do this you need to get resistance down pretty low and compliance pretty high. Can’t remember the exact numbers.
For Kurds, there nothing much you can do about it. I figured it's actually more useful to core those territories with a -85% recruitable population. As etatist republican Turkey, focus more on the quality of your divisions; more support units, more armored divisions, large air force, etc. İnönü's path is geared toward neutrality anyway.
can you remove sectarian wors?
i tried with etatist too.
almost all troops mechanized. but i cant fight with this population
This is indeed true. It's also worth bearing in mind that the states with Kurdish cores in Turkey only make up about 1.5 million population. Turkey has 15 million core pop aside from that, so the actual manpower difference is going to be very negligible.
If you're fighting Iran and the soviet union it's a problem but can handle.
I was wondering if this problem goes away if sectarian woes are removed?