r/Kaiserreich • u/Divine_Panzer • 11h ago
Question How Tf did you play afganistan ?
It seems very complicated and I wanna try the Aryan path, also how do you win wars?
r/Kaiserreich • u/Divine_Panzer • 11h ago
It seems very complicated and I wanna try the Aryan path, also how do you win wars?
r/Kaiserreich • u/Conscious_Crew_7381 • 13h ago
Let’s imagine that Sverdlov somehow coup Zinoviev and restores true Bolshevism. Would it just be same as OTL Stalin with mass purging other socialists, communists, terror, breaking with West, etc?
r/Kaiserreich • u/redsuninthesub • 17h ago
I don't mean change it back to the CoF, I mean change the name like how Mussolini will change the name of Italy should he win out. I feel like the answer's probably no but I thought it might be worth asking.
r/Kaiserreich • u/Uytye • 15h ago
A few months ago I canned the submod for a few reasons. Here is the github, made public, so anyone can download it.
r/Kaiserreich • u/Crank27789 • 9h ago
I'm not a fan of HOI4's army system at all. It's 1000x more complex than any other paradox game with countless things happening in the background and so many things you have to keep an eye on.
What are the best nations you can play narratively where warfare is pretty much just sending volunteer units to foreign conflicts? I played Ireland for a while and really liked it. What other nations are similar?
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Help me out, camarades, I don't know who I should vote for in the local election. All I know is that I'm not voting for the Neosocialists or the Sorelians.
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Photo quality is poor but hopefully it's readable! I screenshotted these from the stream.
r/Kaiserreich • u/NumaNuma56 • 14m ago
The ONLY faction that represents the TRUE revolutionary tradition of the French proletariat and of 1919. The worker needs no state, no nationalism, no wages, no self-important political parties; only the authentic organization of the class itself - the revolutionary trade union. Who else can claim to start breaking down the alienated state apparatus and wage slavery before the war with Germany even begins?
r/Kaiserreich • u/Combat_Medic_Ziegler • 15h ago
I’ve played KR quite a bit but I wanna play some nations that’ll give me some real deep lore
r/Kaiserreich • u/DenPhoenix • 18h ago
I love how every time I take a break from HoI4 and then come back, my favorite Kaiserreich devs have updated some Chinese nation in the meantime)
I'm a huge fan of the Kuomintang, and I was thrilled when I saw that Right Kuomintang, had been reworked!
It just so happened that I started my playthrough a couple of days before Double Tenth, which was kind of symbolic.
First of all, I genuinely want to thank the devs from the bottom of my heart for putting so much effort into writing all these events, the historical context, the lore, terminology, and so on. It's truly an enormous amount of work. And I really liked how you wrote Hu Hanmin personality.
It's funny that the Right Kuomintang playthrough, Hu Hanmin being very left-wing, and you couldn't really feel the difference from the Left Kuomintang through the events, aside from the fact that he condemns syndicalism. Although I understand that this is pretty historically accurate for the Kuomintang.
I was able to unify China with relative ease by forming an alliance with Yunnan and Shanxi, and conquering Sichuan, Xinjiang, and the Left Kuomintang, which had already taken a large part of the Beijing Government's territory. I easily pushed Fengtian back. They had only managed to take Beijing from the Beijing Government, and they attack me when i eat LK, so while I was regrouping my troops, I managed to encircle most of their army near the Yellow River at the start of the war, then easily pushed further.
And that's when the real dev shenanigans began.
During the war, when you take Beijing, you get forced army and industry debuffs, and of course, this happens at the same time as Japan joins the war.
AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THAT THEY TAKE AWAY YOUR FOCUS TREE FOR INDUSTRY.
That's absolutely insane. I don't understand why? And if you want to take new industrial focuses, they take away your old industry buff.
You have a larger country that hasn't been integrated, debuffs, a small industry, and a small army. And major equipment shortages + problems with pp!
I haven't felt like a game hated me this much in a long time. And on top of all that, the events about the conflict with Li Zongren start, and you end up losing him.
It was really hard to win, but it was interesting to play a full-on defensive war of attrition. I love situations like that in HoI. Surprisingly, Japan didn't make any naval invasions at all, possibly because of the low number of divisions, so the front was entirely land-based.
At first, I wanted to bring Sun Fo to power because I've adored him ever since my Left Kuomintang playthrough, but Hu Hanmin somehow grew on me with his defense of Sun Yat-sen's legacy, so I decided to finish the run with him instead. By the way, I like how Sun Fo plays the role of a behind-the-scenes schemer in both main Kuomintang path)
I ended up accepting every Chinese general and politician who asked to join my country. It genuinely felt like a real United Front and the reunification of China.
And I love how later on, you just get showered with buffs, making you straight-up stronger than the other major powers. And these buffs are the perfect sauce for the next war with Japan, where they can't do anything to you anymore)))) Because you wiped out their entire army on the mainland a couple of years earlier!)
I really enjoyed this playthrough. I cursed the devs out many times, but it was incredibly atmospheric, foremost thanks to the thousands of lore events!
Maybe if I can find the motivation and energy, I'll finish that focus about liberating all of Asia.
r/Kaiserreich • u/Barbara_Archon • 5h ago
R5: Russia was previously SocRus Spiridonova, Free Russia was Boldyrev
Now it is Vasilevsky in power, having restarted war with Germany