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So I'm playing a Germany game, reach the middle/end of 1941 and go to check my leaders.
Does this have anything to do with SMEP or am I the victim of random overpowered leader syndrome?
Does this have anything to do with SMEP or am I the victim of random overpowered leader syndrome?
I have him too.
Is Heinrici supposed to be as tough as he is? He is a top-notch General in my game, starts with 3 or 4 traits, and gained a few more.
I like having JungleRat or Moutaineer Panzer Generals!
Is Heinrici supposed to be as tough as he is? He is a top-notch General in my game, starts with 3 or 4 traits, and gained a few more.
I like having JungleRat or Moutaineer Panzer Generals!
Bizarre. Sounds like something from the Community Leader/Minister Improvement Project, which is included in SMEP. I know *I* didn't add that dude.
Anastasia said:
Maybe it's HoI2 Bug. Embark Expeditionary troops on your transports, save, load, and the unit and the leader will become yours... Or maybe it's intentional, because Muñoz Grandes was historically the general of Wehrmacht "250. Infanterie Division", composed by spanish volunteers.
Regards.
Mordred said:
Oh yes, I know that. Historically, Munoz Grandes has a perfectly valid claim to be a German leader. It's that he has 8 skill that's more noteworthy. Y'know, outclassing everyone from Manstein to Bradley by 3 skills ranks or more. <_< That's the part that's worth the complaint.
Hello ATrueJedi and fellow SMEP junkies, i have a small problem after reinstalling HOI2 which MAY be SMEP related, explained here. I hope somebody can help me.
Greetings, Phoenix
Greetings, Phoenix
Anastasia said:
Looking at the file, it seems like a simple substitution screwup--max skill is 3, current 8.
Also, a few suggestions--"Crown of Europe" creates Scandinavia as an ally with +50 relations instead of a puppet with +200, and the partition of Greece event (all events, really) should be optional--at the time, Athens was my only Mediterranean port and there's no way I'd just hand it over to Italy.
Played with SMEP a bit more:
--Nationalist Spain will declare victory when it beats Republican Spain, regardless of whether Euskadi or Castille exist; is this working as intended?
--When France beats Germany in a Rhineland War, it receives some nice territories, but they are not made cores; Why would France accept this kind of peace offer if it only gets 2 IC, instead of all of Germany?
--When Romania faces demands for its territory from the Soviet Union, their refusal results in them suffering the dissent from the DoW; shouldn't it be Soviets who suffer this penalty? And, after their misadventure in Finland, would the Soviets always decide on war? In addition, if the Soviets don't take Bessarabia, what grievance would Romania have against them? I would think, like Finland, they would probably be content to let others watch.
--If the Axis powers win, they essentially remain static; some more minister changes could probably be added:
#The Germans might get a choice in 1944 to Puppet Hungary; they could depose Admiral Horthy and place Ferenc Szálasi, the Fascist pro-german leader in his place. They might want a more compliant leader even if they are not losing the war.
#I wonder about Benito Mussolini's staying power also. His economic policies were not well considered, and his army performed horribly. Indeed, I don't believe there was a lot of enthusiam for his actions, and he probably would be taken out of office well before 1953 in any case.
#Henri Petain died in 1951; who rules Vichy after his death?
--Nationalist Spain will declare victory when it beats Republican Spain, regardless of whether Euskadi or Castille exist; is this working as intended?
--When France beats Germany in a Rhineland War, it receives some nice territories, but they are not made cores; Why would France accept this kind of peace offer if it only gets 2 IC, instead of all of Germany?
--When Romania faces demands for its territory from the Soviet Union, their refusal results in them suffering the dissent from the DoW; shouldn't it be Soviets who suffer this penalty? And, after their misadventure in Finland, would the Soviets always decide on war? In addition, if the Soviets don't take Bessarabia, what grievance would Romania have against them? I would think, like Finland, they would probably be content to let others watch.
--If the Axis powers win, they essentially remain static; some more minister changes could probably be added:
#The Germans might get a choice in 1944 to Puppet Hungary; they could depose Admiral Horthy and place Ferenc Szálasi, the Fascist pro-german leader in his place. They might want a more compliant leader even if they are not losing the war.
#I wonder about Benito Mussolini's staying power also. His economic policies were not well considered, and his army performed horribly. Indeed, I don't believe there was a lot of enthusiam for his actions, and he probably would be taken out of office well before 1953 in any case.
#Henri Petain died in 1951; who rules Vichy after his death?
In 1945, germany,being destructive on USSR homeland before, was wiped out by USSR..... with only 25 infantry divison left....
is it a event that decreases its number of troops or the ai of germany just suck?
is it a event that decreases its number of troops or the ai of germany just suck?
I don't know if the following are SMEP problems, but I've been playing the 1941 scenario (gasp, yes, I actually use it) and Vichy France has no cores on German occupied France and Croatia has no cores on German/Italian occupied Croatia. Germany also hasn't the core on Kolding I thought SMEP added. 'Andrejj' Vlassov is HoS of a puppeted Ukraine setup after Bitter Peace while Andrei Vlassov is HoS of Russia setup after Bitter Peace.
Working as designed. Vichy and Croatia get these claims later.HKslan said:
Possibly an oversight. Yes, they do get a claim when they attack Denmark. I'll add it in the 1941 scenario.
Feel free to suggest better cabinets for each nation.
junglebobo said:
That's just Germany getting wiped out. No events removed divisions.
Hm. I can't remember. Seems fine for now.Blue Max said:
On this I'm torn. Yes, France might not get full use out of those territories, but they are denied from Germany, therefore weaking Germany while France gets slightly stronger. Meh. I don't know.
Good points. Suggestions?
I agree 100%. Feel free to offer suggestions.
Perhaps if Hungary loses to Romania in the Romano-Hungarian War. Suggestions?
I feel like a broken record. All good points, again, and I ask for suggestions
No event written up, but once again, I'm open up to... suggestions.
Thank you as always for your input, Blue Max.
Well, they are dictatorships. It should be no surprise that the fascist governments are slow to change. Germany does have some changes with the death of Hitler though; it's even possible for the SS to take over if you win the war fast enough.Blue Max said:
I think it's already an event, although I've never actually seen it happen in-game, so I could be wrong. If it does exist, it probably has strict conditions, like a Soviet invasion of Hungary. Maybe this can be changed a little.
It's unrealistic for Mussolini to be ousted in the event of an Axis victory. Any unpopular decisions made about the war will be forgotten if Italy ends up victorious. Hitler was also loyal to Mussolini, and likewise, Mussolini was one of the only Italian leaders who was reluctant to betray Hitler during the war. If nothing else, post-war German influence wouldn't have allowed the Italian government to oust Mussolini in exchange for a more anti-German leader.
This should be fixed. The most logical choice would be Laval, due to his pro-German attitude.
Ah, okay. Am I supposed to defeat the Allies before they get these claims? Because it's mid-1947.Atruejedi said:
Alright, thanks.Atruejedi said:
ATM I have no idea, but I'll look into it.Atruejedi said: