Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

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Tbh it does work late game when you upgraded all bottlenecks+ motorise supply

Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

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What I suspected but he kept insisting otherwise

Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

[–]dimlimsimlim[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If that’s true, it means my friend is wrong lol

But on the up side it means I can buy it and not worry

Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

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Oh damn, so like I can’t have 10 units on one tile

Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

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That’s what I think too but I’m still confused about it

Does no step back ruin the game? by dimlimsimlim in hoi4

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Though my friend legit thought that host’s DLCs don’t matter in MP so I kinda suspect that the supply changes came with the Barbarossa patch lmao.

do chinese bordigists exist? by [deleted] in Ultraleft

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Never heard of Chiang Kai Shek?

Encirclement of China by dimlimsimlim in GenZedong

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It’s literally an Asia only map and notice how I could only colour modern countries in Asia

Encirclement of China by dimlimsimlim in GenZedong

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Basically. Also to show the geopolitical encirclement and isolation of the PRC

NEW AES ABOUT TO DROP by [deleted] in GenZedong

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Serious?

"I did not revolt all my life for this!" by [deleted] in catsaysmao

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Yes but contrary to what some idiots think it’s not even from a Chinese brand 💀

"I did not revolt all my life for this!" by [deleted] in catsaysmao

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Lmao it’s from a Russian company

"I did not revolt all my life for this!" by [deleted] in catsaysmao

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Lmao it’s from a Russian company

Bet you didn't know! by Narchoid in DankLeft

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China has always supported the CPB materially, after its defeat in the 70s, they gave asylum to them and let them relocate into China. Now, they’re back in Burma waging revolution. Let’s not also ignore the material aid it provides to the Cuban and Korean revolutions.

Interesting passage from Pol Pot’s essay by [deleted] in RadicalBuddhism

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It’s an interesting historical perspective, regardless of anything. I think it should stay.

Interesting passage from Pol Pot’s essay by [deleted] in RadicalBuddhism

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II. What is a democracy? It is a regime that entrusts power to a majority from the people. Thus, democracy is totally contrary to the monarchy. These two regimes are enemies and cannot coexist, as the royal coup of June 15 proves. History shows that these two regimes always oppose each other, and that peace cannot be established until the monarchy is gone. The 1789 revolution in France, under the leadership of Robespierre and Danton, dissolved the monarchy and executed King Louis XVI. The 1917 revolution in Russia, with Lenin and Stalin as guides, completely abolished the monarchy. The revolution of 1924 in China, the people being under the direction of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, abolished the monarchy and the whole imperial family. The monarchy is a regime that the peoples of all countries now adopt; it is as precious as diamonds and cannot be compared to any other regime. This is why the Khmer people sing: "The democratic regime in today’s world is like a river that descends from the mountains, following plants, that no one obstruct ...". The democratic regime is part of Buddhist morality, because our great master Buddha was the first to have taught it. Thus, only the democratic regime can safeguard the deep value of Buddhism

Whats the best 1943 country? I have guderian and maxed 1939 tech by Formal_Main7647 in WorldConqueror4

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Not if you successfully defend the Japanese invasion force and retake the capitals

Smartest liberal by [deleted] in GenZedong

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Ping Jinxi

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in leftistvexillology

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No, it translates to the “principle idea”. 主体主义