Put Trotsky in charge and you’ll find yourself in civil war with Stalin’s forces, attempting to rally the factions of the left. While your choice will determine your nation’s political allegiance, it’ll also throw up different events, military opportunities, and political stand-offs.
There’s a lot of branches, but you’ll have three primary pathways to choose between: align yourself with ‘the centre’ and keep Stalin in power, side with the left to support Trotsky, or opt for the right-wing of the party headed by Bukharin. Detailed in a dev diary posted on the Paradox Forum yesterday, the expansion will add masses of new alternate-history pathways to explore in the nation’s Focus Tree, centring around the communist power vacuum that emerged in the wake of Lenin’s death. This could be helpful in learning the lines of code needed for something, or how something affects something.Hearts of Iron 4’s upcoming No Step Back DLC is making some meaty changes to the Soviet Union. If it works (I haven't checked/tested out it).
For that, you're probably best taking apart other mods and seeing how they do it (which, besides the wiki, is the best way to learn modding generally). You may also need to create ideas so that your national foci can have permanent effects (and also so that your country has hireable advisors).Ĭreating country specifc tech is pretty advanced as you need to know how to mod the interface itself to make it show up on the research screen. You can always copy them from existing national focus trees or other effects. To create a new country, follow these stepsĬreating a national focus tree is probably the hardest and most complex part of the process, as you need to know the full range of effect commands. Originally posted by Deep Hurting:The wiki has you covered.įirst, create a mod folder and a mod file:
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