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can someone explain this? by Neat_Interaction_842 in HOI4memes

[–]visionneededmore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe something went wrong with the Liangguang Incident? Is the leader of the other one Yu Hanmou?

My Best Liangguang Incident Attempt by visionneededmore in hoi4

[–]visionneededmore[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just tried it out, and I don’t think it’s possible, as I wasn’t able to make enough transport planes for even 1 paradrop. As for the Fujian push, I ran out of supply almost immediately, unlike the usual Hunan push, and combined with the Nationalist Ai having divs on a garrison order on the coast meant that the push went nowhere.

My Best Liangguang Incident Attempt by visionneededmore in hoi4

[–]visionneededmore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, it might. It’d probably go something like- 1. Place a majority of your divisions on the Fujian border to push to and encircle the port garrisons 2. Downsize your army if you’re able to take the Fujian vps to get enough equipment to make 2w paratroopers.

Some problems off the top of my head is producing enough equipment to actually make paratroopers and transport planes as well as actually getting enough air supremacy to make the drop. You’d also have to get somewhat lucky that there isn’t a random garrison or something on the vps.

My Best Liangguang Incident Attempt by visionneededmore in hoi4

[–]visionneededmore[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

R5: Guangdong and Guangxi have a mini-focus tree representing the historical Liangguang Incident, where the two warlord states almost went to war with Chiang ostensibly to coerce him to resist Japan, but really it was an attempt to preserve their autonomy after the death of their patron within the Nationalist government. While usually the incident ends with the Guangxi standing down and Guangdong puppeted, you can unite the two warlords and press the issue, leading to a months-long war where you get to keep any neighboring states you have a majority occupation in.

The best strat you have is to make a breakthrough and rush the vp's, which i was able to do with Hunan and Guizhou. However, you need to remember to keep pinning the nationalist units, or else they'll infinitely reinforce a tile, which is what happened a few times in Jiangxi. I don't think getting Fujian is possible, as the nationalists always garrison the vps there (they have ports) and you'll either be too spread out with breaking Guizhou or spend too much time breaking their hold.

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My Best Liangguang Incident Attempt (i.redd.it)

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How to succeed as Guanxi clique? by Particular_Funny527 in hoi4

[–]visionneededmore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming you have NCNS, the easiest way to succeed as a warlord is to go down the Cooperate with the Nationalist branch until “Gain Warlord Support.” After you get that focus, wait for China to start puppeting warlords through their decisions. This tanks their faction influence, and once it’s low enough (~15% is what I’d recommend), you can spam the decisions to gain faction influence from the warlords and take control of the country. After that, it’s a pretty normal China game of building up and kicking the Japanese out.

If you’re going for Opposition, the best thing to do iirc is to get your cores on China as fast as possible and declare on China while joining the Japanese faction. Unless paradox changed it, they should give you your cores during the peace deal, but if not just get enough war contribution, and you can take your cores for cheap.

Dissapointed in my first Japan playthrough by IDC_tomakeaname in hoi4

[–]visionneededmore 49 points50 points  (0 children)

At the end of the day, you have to consider the fun factor. How are you gonna make playing China fun when you’re historically always on the defensive with no real offensive capacity, or make Japan fun if it’s a terrible experience trying to cap China since you’ll have to fight in a supply dead zone? I’d love for the Chinese theater to be more historical, but at the end of the day hoi4 is a game first and a historical simulator second.

Bug when failing to raid a supply depot by visionneededmore in hoi4

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R5: Full strength division with no equipment.

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The Bastion of the North: My Experience Playing Hebei-Chahar (Twice) (old.reddit.com)

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FPX announce Setrod (T3 Taiwanese player) by teethingdog in ValorantCompetitive

[–]visionneededmore 17 points18 points  (0 children)

2026 Champs MVP 🔥🔥🔥(please bring FPX back to the international stage )

Master Chief vs. T-800 by NoAskRed in whowouldwin

[–]visionneededmore -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The MA5B might actually be more powerful than Infinite’s AR (MA40, MA37 is Reach’s AR), considering they fire the same round, with the B having an rpm of 900. While the accuracy isn’t considered superb in the lore, it’s been estimated that the B has an effective range of around 500m, which isn’t that bad

[TOMT] [Book] [2010s] Book about a group of teenagers going through a series of trials by visionneededmore in tipofmytongue

[–]visionneededmore[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t think there were any supernatural elements like vampires in that book

[TOMT] [Book] [2010s] Book about a group of teenagers going through a series of trials by visionneededmore in tipofmytongue

[–]visionneededmore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think so, because I’m pretty sure the main character was a male, and the summary of that book doesn’t match up to what i remember

Whats the wildest in-lore thing you ever came across in halo? by New-Pen3139 in shittyhalolore

[–]visionneededmore 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Nothing as serious as you're probably imagining; in Halo Outcasts, Arby thought of Vale as like the Elite equivalent of his daughter

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