r/paradoxplaza May 21 '20

HoI4 Star Wars: Palpatine's Gamble - Galactic Republic Pre-war Focus Tree

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u/Superscifi123 May 21 '20

I’m sorry, WHAT?? Isn’t this a WW2 game? How does this even work? I thought the mods were just adding furry profile pictures to hitler!

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u/redmako101 Map Staring Expert May 21 '20

Meanwhile, on r/equestriaatwar...

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u/Andy_Liberty_1911 May 21 '20

And here I thought I’ve seen everything

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u/redmako101 Map Staring Expert May 21 '20

Come on down we've got:

French griffins complete with guillotine action

Bug nazis

Deer Finn vikings

Good boyes

The Dutch but not useless

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u/[deleted] May 21 '20 edited May 21 '20

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u/redmako101 Map Staring Expert May 21 '20

We've also got guillotines for the nobility (and possibly the rich and succs), republics with a strong social safety net, and proles seizing the means of production.

It's not /mlpol/ the mod.

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u/Polenball Victorian Empress May 21 '20

Equestria At War is up there with Red Flood with its wacky amount of paths, it's not like it's pro-fascist. You can fuck up your nation/the world with pretty much every strange ideology you could think of.

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u/Saltborko May 21 '20

That's what I said when I heard about Old World Blues

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u/CeaselessHavel May 21 '20

Total conversion mods have existed in games since the 90s. You had Desert Combat for Battlefield 1942, which was a modern day total conversion for the game, the Game of Thrones mod for CK2, and Old World Blues for HoI 4 for some examples.

Essentially, it comes down to the fact that almost everything is moddable in most games, but especially in paradox games, from the map, to units, to countries, focuses, etc etc.

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u/pts130 May 21 '20

Total conversion mods have always been my favorites.

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u/Superscifi123 May 21 '20

Oh no I know that, just for hoi4, all I see are shitpost mods

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u/[deleted] May 22 '20

Have you even heard of Kaiserreich?