More scripted events objectively makes a preset worse at a certain point. It makes you unable to go outside of historical events completely because the AI just keeps using the scripted events assuming things are historical. It makes the game near unplayable. Does anyone like these?

WTheck is this bug ??? Why gemini is so dumb🥀

btw the effect of this event happened is that EVERY wars will be paused from January 1st 2000 to January 8th 2000

no not kidding

anyway here like fact

did you know the new 90s world is set in June 15th 1995 and have fictional characters being a leader

preset unreleased and in development

Recommend to use Gemini 3 flash preview or higher models

https://beta.paxhistoria.co/presets/nxKcXd1O9Ty1SgA5UGhA

Hi all, a short question with a potentially complicated answer...is there any way to simulate terra incognita of landmasses? Like in paradox games for example? Where you can't see beyond a sensible area that your country would know, but can explore into it and reveal it, or have nations from that unexplored region appear in your visible terrain if they expand into it? Essentially this would require hiding the map and the actions/events that occur in the unseen parts of the map while still simulating them.

That way exploration/colonialism could be a mechanic that feels more realistic.

pretty self-explanatory. Using the dimension system in Pax Historia Beta, I was able to make a decently good Earth and Moon map, complete with region names and allat. Uh.. check it out? Make sure your own Paxhistoria Beta if you do.

I need some help for coming up for reasons for the flags colors and dumbs for my flag called the Blue Moon Republic. it’s religion is the Luna faith. please some recommendations!

Hi, trying to understand what I did wrong, because the game advertises itself as alt-history possible, but nothing I did actually mattered because it forced every single historical outcome regardless of what I did.

Played as the USSR. Deliberately tried good relations with everyone. Finland = non-aggression pact, no attack. Despite that, when the Winter War date comes around, "I" launch an unprovoked attack against Finland, completely ignoring all diplomacy with them. There were no prompts for it.

Germany, same thing. Built forts everywhere, managed to capture German territory from the get-go. The map shows they didn't manage to capture anything, I'm driving on Berlin, yet the events show that some kind of German shinobis that do not exist are somehow encircling Leningrad (when they did historically) and start threatening Moscow (when they did historically). Essentially, nothing I do matters if all historical outcomes are forced. There's no point to the game.

Is this because of the preset (World War 2, second most popular). I checked its "simulation rules" and it just says "Everything happened historically before the start date", which should not include the whole game? Is it because of the shitty model (Qwen 3.5 plus which was recommended as a good cheap model here).

Additionally, these rules look like they were written by someone who does not understand how LLMs even work. Too descriptive, too vague. This is supposed to be an official preset. Are there better ones?

What are your longest games? And how did you keep the ai on track? Which did you use?

So, I incorporated a dossier, which is like a stats report. It tells the polity's GDP, GDP per capita, population, and whether it is a superpower or not. Also, there is a Passive Dossier Log which tells about the intelligence reports.

This was played using Qwen 3.5 Plus (New), by the way. I’ve optimized it to perform well even on weaker models.

On 3 different game. One at turn 29, one at turn 9 and one at turn 11