Of course. Hence my sleazy sales offer of only a million.
And if you order now, you will receive free lead-lined dress shields for that special someone in your life. Operators are standing by!
usage of womans in combat/factory - more political options :)
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Of course. Hence my sleazy sales offer of only a million.
And if you order now, you will receive free lead-lined dress shields for that special someone in your life. Operators are standing by!
This deal is just too good to be true, there must be a catch!!!
Yes, it is, whole lifetime waranty is for whoping 5 mins, until it explodes and it will kill you, so that your lifetime waranty is true.
thread isnt on topic anymore I guess, but we have some thoughts on it. Not sure exactly what will fit etc yet however. Female aces can and do exist however for relevant nations.
Just got back from playing Germany as Black ICE, and one of the things I really liked about it was how many more things you could do -- build massive buildings such as a giant ministry of finance building that gave you a higher income, mechanize your farming (give tractors to every farmer), expand mines, build more efficient highways, etc. Many of these cost a lot and/or have penalties to balance them, so you have to put some thought into which ones to go for. For example, the Palace of the People gives +20% ruling party support, but -10% money.
I don't want HOI4 to be a Black ICE 2, of course, but all the decisions and events really do add a lot of flavour to what would otherwise be an uneventful pre-war build-up.
I don't want HOI4 to be a Black ICE 2, of course, but all the decisions and events really do add a lot of flavour to what would otherwise be an uneventful pre-war build-up.
Ummm, this may be the biggest news about the game all week. I didn't think I'd get a second use out of these:
Biggest news about the game all week, and best memes to boot
. I like that the issues are under consideration, best of luck to Podcat and the devs for working out how to deal with them.
In USA, women were fighting for the right to bear arms and work in coal mines. In USSR, women were fighting for the right NOT to bear arms and to NOT work in the coal mines.
Hysterical...
Does anyone else ever question whether they're here on the forums more for game news, or instead for the entertainment that can be gleaned from following the twisted wreckage of thread logic.
I'm leaning strongly towards the latter ;-)
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Hanna Reitsch Not a fighter pilot & I don't like her political views, but one of the best pilots. Not sure if she would fit as an ace. Maybe a test pilot company/personalty?
The male dominated Nazi gave her much praise.
She flew rockets.
And Helicopters in and out of doors.
The male dominated Nazi gave her much praise.
She flew rockets.
And Helicopters in and out of doors.
Ummm, this may be the biggest news about the game all week. I didn't think I'd get a second use out of these:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7NSUFDHFgg
Hahaha, love it
. Awesome flowchart . With the religion flowchart for EU4, it must be flowchart day!
Since it's a thread about factory (is it still ?) I'd like to share this WW2 propaganda film that shows a bit about Detroit arsenal producing M2s.
Nice cool hindsight of how grossely a tank was assemmbled in the US (without a single woman involved).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4tR1oipNmc
Nice cool hindsight of how grossely a tank was assemmbled in the US (without a single woman involved).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4tR1oipNmc
I don't think we have to granulate "man power" in so much it would bog down game play. I understand the idea and context from where it is coming from, but, game play wise I'm still a bit confused how much you will have to have for that level of micromanagement to achieve just factory production different than having a higher level extrapolation without the micro.
I'd be happy if girls are kept out as soldiers just like in real world. Girls were in factories, not in the battlefield in ww2.
That is not true. The soviets had women serve as Soldiers, Women served in the Luftwaffe and the Wehrmacht in various capacities (mostly in the back Areas), I am sure that other Armies which partook in the Conflict used Women in some capacity or another.
As to women in German Industry - I would like to know why so many people are of the opinion that Women did not work in Germany during WW2 - both my Grandmothers worked before, during and after WW2, and no they did not work on a Farm.
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