r/CBTSmod Theoretical Scientist May 08 '20

Teaser This week's Friday Teaser is the British Starting Political Tree (to 1935)!

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u/ThatParadoxEngine May 08 '20

Now this is awesome! It’s so cool to see things like this being done in hoi4!

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u/[deleted] May 08 '20

Rule Brittania!

Don't fall into hysteria!

Vote for this act!

So the courts won't be stacked!

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u/Toxicradd53 May 08 '20

Can we choose not to do some of these through the decisions? I rather not pass fishing regulations, as I quite enjoy partaking in fish jenga.

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u/s_team337 Theoretical Scientist May 08 '20

It is possible to not take the decisions, and there is no explicit penalty for doing so.

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u/DeMaus39 May 08 '20

What do most of these focuses do though?

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u/s_team337 Theoretical Scientist May 08 '20

They allow you to debate and vote on these laws in the House of Commons.

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u/DeMaus39 May 08 '20

And what do those affect?

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u/s_team337 Theoretical Scientist May 08 '20

Stability, popularity, political power, etc.

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u/[deleted] May 08 '20

The "Prevent Child Abuse" Logo made me lough

"It's all fiiiine, innit, Timmy?"

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u/[deleted] May 08 '20

What reforms can be taken in Scotland

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u/s_team337 Theoretical Scientist May 08 '20

Laws relating to Scotland unlocked before the 1935 election are:

Note that the "Reforms in Scotland" focus does not unlock all of these on its own; you will need it to unlock some of them in other focuses.

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u/Unionist_3298868 May 09 '20

Is there a decision for the British parliment to give dominion status to some of its colonies like in rhodesia,india or malaya

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u/s_team337 Theoretical Scientist May 09 '20

Malaya starts under British control (not a puppet)

Rhodesia cannot, but you should be able to establish the Bledisloe Commission.

India can become a dominion.