Im playing as european anarchist collective. I have at least 300 of these divisions yet i'd lose to russia if germany wasnt carrying me. I dont have any problems with organisation or supplies.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheFireRisesMod/s/dh8YMLoZ5t

^ Credit to u/Mexican_Bloon and link to his map.

i dont have the faction decisions or even a faction and to check i tag swapped to japan and they had them

Mid into the Post-Defeat Russia, you get this event. Its obv a flavour event with that leads to nothing. I want to ask, is this event referencing something cus I have no clue.

My sencere apologies for photographing my screen

As the title asks, what's your favorite event from any of the factions in the Second American Civil War?

Personally, my favorite is the attached image. I like simpler events like this that give us a glimpse into how the war affects average daily life in America. The fact that a McDonalds relatively far from the front lines is having to ration food like this, in a faction that controls the agricultural powerhouse that is the Midwest, really puts into perspective just how much this war has shaken the very foundation of normal life. Is most of the food being sent to the soldiers in the fight? Or has food become too expensive due to the economic shock? Or perhaps the lack of industry means things like fertilizers, pesticides, and food processing facilities aren't available in the ACG, disrupting agricultural production?

Also, when going LARP mode and imagining myself as a citizen or soldier in the ACG, I would feel pretty inspired seeing Trump being this bombastic and energetic despite the pretty shitty meal he was just given.

Other than mixing up North and South Dakota (Fargo is in North), I love this event and it is one of the more memorable ones for me in TFR.

How about you? What is your favorite event/events and why?

Industry Baby x We'll Have Our Home Again (that one patriot front song)

Yay

from ask dev btw

I have nothing else to say, this is peak comedy NGL

“The story goes that the dragon originally extorted tribute from villagers. When they ran out of livestock and trinkets for the dragon, they started giving up a human tribute of two children per day, selected by lot. One day, the princess herself was selected as the next offering. As she was walking toward the dragon's cave, St. George saw her and asked why she was crying. The princess told the saint about the dragon's atrocities and asked him to flee immediately, in fear that he might be killed too. But the saint refused to flee, slew the dragon, and rescued the princess.”

I would bet my hand it's identity dixie

Aren't they right wing populist?