The French Revolution isn't looked upon unfavorably in leftist circles OTL afaik and was rather seen as something aspirational, so I don't see why the Hellenic Revolution would be here.
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The French Revolution isn't looked upon unfavorably in leftist circles OTL afaik and was rather seen as something aspirational, so I don't see why the Hellenic Revolution would be here.
A King survives assassins, the Khitans double down on nuclear power and India threatens to shake up the status quo... exciting times.
Hell of a way to start the 60s, a king surviving an assassination attempt, the Khitan pumping out nuclear reactors, the Japanese stirring up revolts in areas under the SBU's sphere. And of course, the Indian tiger on the verge of waking up.
To think WW3 would have sparked if the SBU did not back down and actually sent troops to deal with the Danubian crisis. Seems a massive powder keg is looming over the entire world. All it takes is one or several sparks to light it up.
To think WW3 would have sparked if the SBU did not back down and actually sent troops to deal with the Danubian crisis. Seems a massive powder keg is looming over the entire world. All it takes is one or several sparks to light it up.
Consider me pleased. It's a miracle Franklin survived. He will continue leading his nation for the foreseeable future.
I have a bad feeling about this...
It seems Japan’s fortune continues to hold, but the other powers are stirring.
On a mostly unrelated note, why are the Pegu Empire and Tibet trying to federate? They don’t really seem to have any major reason to, far as I can recall.
On a mostly unrelated note, why are the Pegu Empire and Tibet trying to federate? They don’t really seem to have any major reason to, far as I can recall.
I like how Japan seems to be mostly waiting and watching the other major powers, ready to claim victory once the others are exhausted. Definitely playing the long game. A smart move given its domestic and economic situation.
Probably something from the EU4 or Vicky era I guess? Or maybe they're scared of their neighbors.
Japan is definitely more in the "I've been ignoring them as they usually aren't directly part of the narrative" gang which makes them kind of a wildcard here.
Good to see King Franklin survived dogged the fate his of IRL counterpart did in the assassination attempt. This will be an interesting divergence for America going forward, I imagine he'll get the chance to become an important leader going forward.
Seems like Germany has become quite the dumpster fire here, I guess being partitioned being various foreign powers around Europe and then being split up into puppet states under those same powers would do that to you. I expect the German states will continue to be a quagmire even after this Cold War is over.
Seems like Germany has become quite the dumpster fire here, I guess being partitioned being various foreign powers around Europe and then being split up into puppet states under those same powers would do that to you. I expect the German states will continue to be a quagmire even after this Cold War is over.
That too. Works to their advantage as it appears the other powers are largely ignoring it so far.
Definitely. Spares the country a succession crisis which could take it in a completely different direction or give the other powers an advantage.
Yeah, I see Germany as one of the main battlefields, ideologically if not militarily, between the Khitans and the SBU. The region will be important for both sides going forward.
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Lehr is proof, once again, that socdems will always betray the revolution.
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Probably better than anyone Cathay has had at the steering wheel since before Belmore, at least. I still don't trust a president who values pragmatism over ideology in politics though.
Danubia seems like a powder keg.
Good that the reformer king survived, although bad that the attempt harmed American Solidarity...
Good that the reformer king survived, although bad that the attempt harmed American Solidarity...
If I had to guess, they do have some cultural and linguistic association, but the main thing would just be that they're surrounded by major powers with potential to become expansionist on both sides and would do better together than apart.
With all the changes that happened between the anniona campaign to this one I would expect a new modlist and some sort of different expansion plan for space Cathay.
Well since it's gonna be a while for someone else to post. I wonder if the Xia dynasty in the anniona-verse is going to be hyperborean levels of conspiracy theory and would the HTE integrate the Atlantis myth into the narrative of the ancient human space empire?
Interesting. I imagine it and other creation myths would be fused with what little they know about the precursor humans (which I will talk about in detail in my megacampaign as it shares the same precursors). I can easily see the Atlantis myth being folded into the downfall of the precursors, especially since I think the philosopher’s stone interlude does mention Atlantis.
Really neat ngl, I would however recommend watching Isaac Arthur's video on interstellar empires so that you can try and have a go at writing the scale of your empire and possibly worldbuild how it governs it's people.