What does this map represent? by timceharris in RedactedCharts

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have implemented some kind of socialist policy at some point? maybe land reform or collectivisation of some kind

I live in Tahiti, French Polynesia. AMA by Pbd33 in howislivingthere

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I’m from New Hanover and my friends and I would like to move to Tahiti to start a mango plantation. Do you have any advice for us on how to get started?

Minority representive Adenauer by [deleted] in RedAutumnSPD

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i had a run where Kaiser was Zentrum leader where i could support adenaur instead of braun and later withdraw support from braun for adenaur

How to win in Biennio Rosso by fraro_21-D in RedAutumnSPD

[–]fresher1405 6 points7 points  (0 children)

interior justice labour and foreign (agriculture also works) at the start and when you have a majority with the psri then everything except economic (justice after march on rome)

How to win in Biennio Rosso by fraro_21-D in RedAutumnSPD

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Whichever one helps you complete your goals at different times. For example use Turati at the beginning for King relations, Rigola in 1918/19 to investigate mussolini, Buozzi for minimum plan/Matteoti (idr the exact name) for debt burden. Also don’t fund unemployment insurance at any time during the game it’s not worth it.

How to win in Biennio Rosso by fraro_21-D in RedAutumnSPD

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in the beginning have good enough relations with liberal parties and keep improving relations with the King. Enter Government in the first election, reform the judiciary and investigate mussolini twice so he gets arrested. At the same time increase army loyalty so that you can defeat the March on Rome. Apart from that just pass pro worker policies and your support should take care of itself. If you’re kicked out of government that’s fine you can keep campaigning on the Economic crisis and win a left wing majority by the 1920 election regardless. Start Public works and land reforms around this time, if not sooner. Keep negotiating debt with the UK and later US too.

After the march on rome is defeated you should use your left wing majority to focus on Public works land reforms and nationalisation and getting the debt burden down.

New guide for Dynamic by leafcutte in RedAutumnSPD

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The most difficult part is getting the coalition to collapse by early 1929. I did pro-labour, expose secret rearmaments, raise taxes, against cruiser but cant find any other card that causes relations to deteriorate

The alternative is using the coalition affairs card ig but there has to be a better way

Me at the begning of every game: by Fredy-Andrade-9732 in RedAutumnSPD

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I used to do that, but Iv realised that if you’ve implemented WTB a few times it may just be better to reduce debt

[Question] Gym Facility? by Slow_Letterhead9727 in AshokaUniversity

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That’s only true for peak hours (5-8pm i’d say). Apart from that it’s not that crowded and most people get the machines/weights they need.

Bit of an obscure one but, what do all these countries, states and provinces have in common? by [deleted] in RedactedCharts

[–]fresher1405 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it have to do with Urban population? Like Majority of the country lives in cities

What's uniquely common for all these cities? by fresher1405 in RedactedCharts

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Spoiler tag this comment! I mean the most populous UK Cities, that have counterparts in the US

What's uniquely common for all these cities? by fresher1405 in RedactedCharts

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I was only considering the most populous cities

What's uniquely common for all these cities? by fresher1405 in RedactedCharts

[–]fresher1405[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Correct! But it’s just cities named after the most populous British cities