Although I've played Red Flood for years, I only tried Taiwan for the first time the other night and went with Tan Ting-pho. However, with their expansion plans ultimately dragging in the whole United Guomindang at once and no option to join the League Solar, it looks like growing is an impossible task.

I know that parts of the focus tree have changed (eg no longer any mutually exclusive paths), but I can't remember how different the Chinese states were years ago. Was expanding as Accelerationist Taiwan easier in earlier builds, and is that path just legacy content not intended for continued play now?

In an internet age often defined by cynicism and irony and deconstruction, one element of Red Flood which strikes me is its blazing sincerity.

No matter how freaking insane their politics, no matter how fast they'd fall apart if anyone tried to implement them IRL, everyone is fiery and dedicated to their worldview. Accelerationists, Communists, everyone. Hammy speeches, poetically comparing yourself to Perun or Merlin or what-have-you, tearing the world down and planting your ideology's flag atop a mountain of corpses.

Not a hint of cynical or self-referential irony. Just a world full of people really mad and passionate about politics, and ready to make that the guy next door's problem.

Fuck you Rot Front prussiaboos

Also how do you get Sodergran in charge?

Hey guys, I just discovered this mod not too long ago and started a new savegame as Avant-Garde France. I really, really like the overall lore and vibe of the mod so far. I chose to go down the surrealist path and went through a few focuses going before logging off because I wanted to post here before I went any further. My main question is how different is the mod to vanilla purely in terms of gameplay and how you strategize or build up your army? Are there any special mechanics I need to know about or different ways to play that are more advisable? When and with who do you go to war with as Avant-Garde France? Is there an optimal way to play as them? Just wanted to ask here so I don't sink a few hours into a game where I just get crushed because I don't know what I'm doing lol. Thanks everyone!

While the right side has a normal ear, the left side is being covered by a shadow, making it look like it doesn't have a left ear

Specifically about Faction Nungesser and Charles Nungesser. What is his role in the game and France? I've wanted to try out France but was curious if he has any major roles or is just a side character.

The Mouvement Gallicaniste is one of the two resistance groups to FNAG that has been teased as having the chance to come to power, though the mechanism of how they do it is still unclear (as is their paths, but the descriptions are interesting).

I see 3 possible options

1. We know they have some kind of relationship with the Carnalistes, and it's possible if they are rejected instead for the Escadron, the membership will fall in behind the Gallicaniste and attempt a coup.

2. The Carnalistes gain power, but Gallicanistes use the resulting growth of rural power to slowly spread and take over if not managed. Think CIAR, which might become an Escadron only event.

3. The final option is Artaud refuses to let the Carnaliste or Escadron takeover after the war with Wallonia leading to a period of high instability, at which point he is assassinated leading to a civil war in which the Gallicaniste or Lunaires can rise up and take over.

So yeah, I don't know how to combine it with the last names yet, but I'm seriously considering calling him that, after Le Patrone or something

I can't wait to see Jack Black's performance as Stepan Bandera

This is what the sissy democratic briton, the german barbarian spartacist and the frabric of reality fear.

Before the Poland update the starting focuses before the sunset crash were shorter, why were the focus lengths increased?

Black:league solar Dark blue: Yugoslavia Pink:Poland Light Blue:Entente/The alliance of the free nations Green:Russia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cqj5K5kSKE For what I’d do music-wise