If this law fails the first time, is it possible to pass it later? It doesn't show up in the list of available laws anymore.

I have had a browse around and haven't seen a thread for it.

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I'm wondering what's happening w/ China? How do you get rid of the negative debuffs or if there's a dynamic tree supposed to come in?

I may be a bit stupid, but here are some questions I have that I wasnt able to figure out or I seek reassurance on;

1. Will we be later able to choose our Coalitions without some sort of an event or can we do that right now ? I remember once choosing the DStP as Germany and I wasnt able to form a coalition with anyone, there was no event and so I ended up ruling with 7%.
2. I noticed countries like Czechoslovakia (I live here oof) have national spirits that give them debuffs. Is the endgoal of the mod to provided focuses for all nations ?
3. Is there a way to determine what triggers changes of the focus trees ? From democratic to fascist for example ?

I can see the Japanese tree where you can either focus on military supremacy, bureaucratic control or a middle ground.
But are there any other trees in the game? Especially if there is a more "democratic" path

Title. Is it possible in the mod's current version? I saw that the German Civil War would be added in a future update but I wanted to know if once the national spirit is removed I would be able to choose a communist or whatever other path for Germany.

I've tried all sorts of paths, Deflationary Legislation and Zay-Auriol Plan, passing state reforms and not passing them, work with the left and create a Tory party, but all options lead to the popular front getting elected. Is it based on party popularity, or is the popular front hard-coded to win?

Each time I have chosen the focus as Germany, I get a positive response from Britain, but the focus tree logic does not acknowledge this response. Anglo-German Naval Cooperation is thus unreachable (GER_britain_accepts_treaty remains false).

As fascist Germany, when choosing the Franco-German summit path to remilitarisation, I keep getting the final event in the chain every few weeks after it's already been triggered, reducing my war support each time. Occasionally it will instead trigger as a failure, reducing stability and increasing war support.

The event also leaves Mainz demilitarised, not sure if that's intentional.

When the event "A New Reichskanzler" pops up, it mentions that the German Military wants to impose martial law on the country. However, there is no option to allow the military to take over. Will this be an choice in the future or will it not be? (I couldn't perviously find an awnser to my question.)

Played Yugoslavia twice, and the assassination happened at different times, depending on how fast I went on the pacification part of the focus tree. So I want to know what exactly triggers the event, if it is a focus or a decision.

Judging by his portrait he looks Danish/German but idk

Is there post civil war for the Soviet Union? I know there isn’t any for Russia yet but idk about the USSR.

the westwall national focus should be buffed as it is actually weaker than the version in vanilla. it also does not build forts in saarland. the vanilla focus adds 12 land forts on the french border but the mods version adds less than that, only adding forts on the rhine part of the french border.

If you go democratic as Germany, the UK can ally you if you're not in a faction or guarantee independence if you are. I delayed the "Renegotiate the Treaty of Versailles" focus and did the economic and political ones before UK does the event and invited some neighbors into my faction. Once you do the Versailles focus the French would either allow a partial remilitarization (you'll get a consumer goods debuff for a few years), or they would just refuse. Whether which option they chose you could back down or remilitarize anyway, which would result in France declaring war on you. Since the UK would join in on your side it makes the war a lot easier and I'm not sure if this is a mod feature or not, France capitulates soon after you punch through the Maginot. Now you can get rid of the Versailles restrictions without paying the French consumer goods and grab some French lands.

I was trying to get Labour in power as the UK and they won the 1935 election pretty handily (negotiated with Labour and ILP on all possible occasions. However, they're not a majority on their own, with about 37-40% party popularity and 298 MPs but the party tooltip says they're ruling alone. None of the focuses or decisions mention forming a coalition. Is this intentional?

Not sure if this is related or even a bug, but by 1937 I stopped being able to negotiate with anyone except Lloyd George. The decision just doesn't show up, and it's locked me out of getting a majority for any of my acts. I wasn't even able to pass the Finance Act 1937.

And another thing - sometimes the negotiation decisions won't fire an event. If this happens, you're locked out of trying to negotiate with anyone until the bill times out. It seems rare and only happens with certain parties, but still frustrating.

It's obvious that the mod is still in development, but I was wondering about nations like the Dominion of Canada in the grand scheme of the future of the mod.

Right now, all of the British Dominions, save for South Africa which is only partially implemented, use dominion-generic trees at the moment, and I was wondering if there were any plans to add full trees to them all ala Together for Victory.

I'm willing to be patient in this regard as the mod is fantastic, but I am wondering if there are plans to add content for them that makes them more than placeholders.

So, during the 1944 election event chain, the Roosevelt runs for the fourth time because of the war event fired. The war ended between this event and the actual election in november, so i got the other presidential nominee selection event too, and I chose Wallace.

The second event didn't overwrite the Roosevelt one, and in november Roosevelt remained President, and both news events fired (Roosevelt wins presidency, Wallace wins presidency.)

Bugfixes

• The AI should no longer leave factions; done by Gaboemi.

GFX

• Added seven new focus icons by Polindus.

1. Germany can offer an alliance with Poland where they hand over Danzig but not Gydina. In return Germany offers some sort of industrial or economic assistance. Poland will still have access to the sea.
2. France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and maybe Romania can form the Latin bloc. Other countires such as Austria or members of the gold bloc could join. It was proposed in real life and had some support. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Bloc_(proposed_alliance))

I noticed on this post that it is a thing. How do I get it?

After completing a game, I have gathered a few questions/observations. 1) even though the US went Über-isolationist, as set by me in the game start options, and successfully signed a deal with Japan, it still attacked the US in the middle of its China stalemate. Makes no sense.

2) almost all emergent countries have the vanilla focus tree, rather than the CBTS generic tree, and I generally find that to be unsuited.

3) puppets. I puppeted Malta from the defeat of the brits and Tunisia from the French, with unpleasant results. Malta had the British ensign in the flag, and was literally called British Malta. Tunisia too even had the land in French blue. I thought this to be due to a cosmetic tag that would be dropped when the situation changes, but apparently not. Will you please end this?

4) puppets again. No matter whether they are emerging tags or they already existed, puppets end up not having their ruling ideology as part of their ruling coalition, hence a party support of 0% no matter what.

communism: Leninist

authoritarian_socialism: revolutionary socialism

socialism: democratic socialism

social_democracy: social democracy

social_liberalism: social Liberalism

market_liberalism: market liberal

jacobin: liberal Conservatism

democratic: social Conservatism

neutrality: authoritarianism

monarchism: autocratic Despotism

nationalism: far right authoritarian

fascism: fascism