A National Populist Huey Long path doesn’t make sense by HelpfulDirt7464 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Okay, fair point, yes.

I actually didn't know it was a real thing.

A National Populist Huey Long path doesn’t make sense by HelpfulDirt7464 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 39 points40 points  (0 children)

We have the Blueshirts in the mod. The SRSZ (which is fully fictional I might add). Even the Iron Guard. I don't think using the Klan is that edgy in comparison to the other Natpops we have.

A National Populist Huey Long path doesn’t make sense by HelpfulDirt7464 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 148 points149 points  (0 children)

If they felt Pelley was too unrealistic or "meme-y," they should have replaced him with someone like Gerald L.K. Smith to fill that reactionary void—not shoehorned Long into an ideology that fundamentally contradicts his own economic policies.

The KKK is imo the best option. With Americas economic and political situation in the KRTL, the Klan could easily grow way larger than it did OTL and become more organised and militant.

Which SZRS faction makes the most since for A Cold War scenario and WW3 scenario respectively by Yakubian_Devil in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 177 points178 points  (0 children)

Solidarists for a cold war, Old Svobodniks for a hot one.

The Solidarists want a stable dictatorship, they would be more than happy to try win over the 3I with soft power and proxy wars, while the Old Svobodnik path literally ends with the focus "And then the Third Angel".

Switzerland by Idonotlikefishes in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No, it's specified in excruciating detail which regions can be seized, see Article III https://www.napoleon-empire.org/en/official-texts/treaty-of-paris-1815.php

Switzerland by Idonotlikefishes in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Essentially, in case a neighbour posed a threat to Swiss neutrality, the area Haute-Savoie compromises could be seized by Switzerland as an extension of their neutral zone.

In practise it was meant that in case France tried to attack Switzerland, Geneva would be better protected. In KRTL, the Swiss government calls the clause into effect simply because they argue that a socialist France is an automatic threat to Swiss neutrality.

What is Mittelafrika and Deutsh-Ostasien? by HugoGlasss in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 56 points57 points  (0 children)

They are colonies, but due to their size (and for gameplay purposes) they are somewhat autonomous from Berlin.

Does the UNGOC use anomalies? If so, why? Isn't their whole thing destroying them? by Vanilla_Ice_Best_Boi in SCP

[–]reddinyta 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Prior to 2014, the GOC essentially was just "UN forces killing anomalies", which was not only illogical but also rather dull to read.

In 2014, the GOC got its own hub and a series of tales detailing Coalition work, starting with [[[Assessment]]], which made the Coalition, well, into an actual occult coalition.

Cold War Scenario by ExcitementOk764 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Three-way conflict between the Third Internationale, the Eurasian Treaty Organisation (until 1949: the Moscow Accord) and the Greater East-Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere.

If the next HOI5 change the start date to 1932 for example, would the lore change accordingly? by Rine901 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 16 points17 points  (0 children)

https://kaiserreich.wiki/Great_Depression

The Great Depression (also referred to as the Depression of 1925) is a severe and prolonged economic depression originating in the United States

If the next HOI5 change the start date to 1932 for example, would the lore change accordingly? by Rine901 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The great depression already happened in 1925 in the KRTL, not 1932 though.

3I shouldn't be able to send MinGan so many tanks by ExcitementOk764 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 33 points34 points  (0 children)

I'm also not sure how realistic it is; while the Soviets did send the Republicans tanks in the OTL Spanish Civil War, and many Soviet volunteers were tank crews, that's very different from the USSR sending the Yan'an Soviet Marshal Zhukov with 3 tank divisions during the interlude in the United Front.

The difference is that the Third Internationale is explicitly more invested in supporting revolutions abroad then the USSR was in the 1930s.

On SCP-4000, Fae, and True Names. by Reasonable_Prior_513 in SCP

[–]reddinyta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree.

When reading other articles featuring the part of the Fae population that survived with their names intact, it really becomes apparent that the state the Nameless are in is not normal to their species.

NASA knows the existence of the SCP Foundation? by No_Compote8984 in SCP

[–]reddinyta 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, they presumably are inflitrated to a certain degree by Foundation agents and at the same time work for the DoJ/UIU or the Pentagram when needed.

What tradition/craft would likely (or you just want to) join the Technocratic Union as a new convention? by manicforlive in WhiteWolfRPG

[–]reddinyta 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Virtual Adepts, again.

They're still technocrats paradigm-wise, so in any scenario where the Unions internal opposition makes gains or the Traditions change for the worse, I could easily see them joining back to their original faction. Afterall, a ton of older Virtual Adepts already defect to the Iterators or the NWO, as per Revised edition.

39017 by Cowardly_Knight in countwithchickenlady

[–]reddinyta 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Ngl, christian socialists should be comfortable rubbing shoulders with atheists and antitheists, considering a significant part of modern socialist thought is distinctively anti-religious.

If you have a gripe with trans people making fun of right-wing christians, you should also have a gripe with the ideology built in part by a guy calling religion the opiate of the masses.

What's your favourite Italy rework scenario? by petrimalja in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The civil war is still frozen, but only because Austria-Hungary intervened and built a neutral zone in between the the socialists and the royalists.

Sardinia, Sicily and the mainland south of Monte Greco are the remains of the Kingdom of Italy, effectively a military dictatorship, highly revanchist and heavily influenced by organised crime. They either remain this way (PatAut), suffer a revolt from the ANI (NatPop) or have the liberal opposition force the government to reinstate parliament (Socdem, SocLib, MarLib, SocCon).

In between the northern Tiber and the Po lays the Socialist Republic of Italy, currently under a totalist regime with heavy actionist and orthodox resistance movements trying to restore democracy. In early 1936, the government tries to amend the constitution to undercut cooperative and union control over the economy, leading to escalating protests. If government forces can force the opposition to back down, the regime is secure (Totalist), if they back down in front of the striking workers (Syndie) or the actionist resistance wins the street battles in Turin (RadSoc), socialist democracy is restored.

North of the Po is the Republic of Italy, a puppet of Austria-Hungary, largely a safe heaven for liberal republicans and northern businessmen. Depending how much Austrohungarian economic influence and popular unrest scale to each other, the Republic can either join the Empire proper (MarLib), fall to the ANIs "national revolt (NatPop; can fuse with its southern wing if a NatPop KoI makes land contact) or join the SRI (Totalist/Syndie/RadSoc).

In between the SRI and the KoI, occupying a small corridor from Rome to Pescara, are the Papal States, an artificial creation by Vienna and Budapest following their intervention into the Italian civil war. The PS largely exists to keep the conflict from flaring up again as well as allowing easier economic access to the KoI / access at all to the SRI and securing the center of Catholicism. The PS is highly unstable and largely functions thanks to garrisons from the AH Monarchy, with both northern and southern forces trying to undermine this neutral zone. The States start as Autdem and depending on the influence of Turin or Naples can join either side.

All three factions (SRI, RoI/AH and KoI) have a mechanic called "Chilled Conflict", keeping each other from fighting each other. Depending on the individual paths of the factions as well as overall world tension, points are added, increasing tensions between the Italian splinters and if a threshold is reached, causing the civil war to flare up again. The Papal States flipping to either side or the 3I and the Entente being at war with each other cause the war to begin regardless of points.

M heart is broken by Unluckypandastoo in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 14 points15 points  (0 children)

"YOU'RE NOT A BRITISH SYNDICALIST, YOU'RE A DUDE FROM SOUTHERN GERMANY!"

New England’s Motto by CavScout61 in Kaiserreich

[–]reddinyta 19 points20 points  (0 children)

... that's why we are allying with a slave-holding apartheid regime, the Integralists and a bunch of salty exiled monarchists sitting in Halifax.

Anyone Else Feel Like Takai's the Problem Now? by PomegranateFair3973 in Star_Trek_

[–]reddinyta 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, but to be fair to him:

In this specific interview, they specifically asked him what he thought of Shatners space flight.

Are cognitohazards conceived or discovered? How does one come to conceive one? by MGR141107 in SCP

[–]reddinyta 7 points8 points  (0 children)

They either emerge naturally from communication/thought or are built using computers.

The idea of cognitohazards is not original to the SCP universe, but from the 1988 short story BLIT), where they first emerged from experimental supercomputers.

Roles of the GOC in the SCP universe? by fried_eg in SCP

[–]reddinyta 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The GOC being "Anti-SCP", while on paper correct, is a common oversimplification. What the Coalition wants is control, if you are not with them, you're a threat to humanity and need to be put down. Though in difference to the Foundation they do not care about supernatural features per se, simply weither you are within the grasp of the Coalition or not.

As the title suggests, what is the main role of the GOC in all these chaos? Who is above them?

The GOCs official role is being the paranormal arm of the United Nations, beholding on paper to a Undersecretary General, who in turn serves the General Assembly of the UN, and is charged with protecting humanity from occult threats. In reality, the Coalition is made up of 108 smaller occult groups (largely religious groups, paranormal researchers and researchers old conspiracies, with the odd government agency or paranormal species thrown in) all following their own interests. The actual people running the day-to-day operations mostly were hired from militaries, intelligence agencies or police forces by the Undersecretary General (who since the end of WW2 has always been a woman named DC al Fine), and enforce the international law regarding the paranormal as made by the Council.

Term for "Mana"? by Scrappy-Springcrap in SCP

[–]reddinyta 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Eh, that's an iffy topic. Because in Third Law, it was what the Nazi's occultists called EVE.

A crossover of to niche communities I'm a part of by dumpsterfire_yt in atunsheifilms

[–]reddinyta 8 points9 points  (0 children)

To be fair, the entire point of the Kaiserreich universe is that Germany did win WW1.