Wednesday's dev diary spotlighted adding a more fleshed out focus tree and decisions to Mexico. In standard, niche-HOI4 memey form, you can make Trotsky your leader. Any Paradox followers here?...
Wednesday's dev diary spotlighted adding a more fleshed out focus tree and decisions to Mexico. In standard, niche-HOI4 memey form, you can make Trotsky your leader.
Any Paradox followers here? What's your opinion on Man the Guns and HOI4/Paradox in general?
I know the feeling of seeing all these juicy, interesting (and still completely unnecessary) DLC at the paradox store. DAMN, it is tempting, because God knows I need a stupid EU4 unit pack. HOI4...
I know the feeling of seeing all these juicy, interesting (and still completely unnecessary) DLC at the paradox store. DAMN, it is tempting, because God knows I need a stupid EU4 unit pack.
HOI4 is a lot more sandboxy, and I've sure you've seen games go from Anschluss-Sudentland-War w/ Poland to "The German Empire joined Comintern" with a Russian civil war and a fascist Canada to par. Encirclement of Soviet troops has become a running joke, as far as I've heard.
Still, HOI4 is really versatile for any time period, and breaking enemy lines is extremely satisfying. I haven't played HOI3 yet, but I'll keep an eye out for some of the more clear differences.
Wednesday's dev diary spotlighted adding a more fleshed out focus tree and decisions to Mexico. In standard, niche-HOI4 memey form, you can make Trotsky your leader.
Any Paradox followers here? What's your opinion on Man the Guns and HOI4/Paradox in general?
I know the feeling of seeing all these juicy, interesting (and still completely unnecessary) DLC at the paradox store. DAMN, it is tempting, because God knows I need a stupid EU4 unit pack.
HOI4 is a lot more sandboxy, and I've sure you've seen games go from Anschluss-Sudentland-War w/ Poland to "The German Empire joined Comintern" with a Russian civil war and a fascist Canada to par. Encirclement of Soviet troops has become a running joke, as far as I've heard.
Still, HOI4 is really versatile for any time period, and breaking enemy lines is extremely satisfying. I haven't played HOI3 yet, but I'll keep an eye out for some of the more clear differences.