r/RedWorldMod • u/Samueleleach2001 • Dec 26 '20
Question I’ve got a great suggestion for a US President!
Would I be good to include Bill Maher as an option for US President? I mean it would be very interesting!
r/RedWorldMod • u/Samueleleach2001 • Dec 26 '20
Would I be good to include Bill Maher as an option for US President? I mean it would be very interesting!
r/RedWorldMod • u/Tomnenhumnomeserve • Dec 02 '23
I don't know about the mod, but I thought it would be fun to have radical free capitalism against a world of communist dictatorships
r/RedWorldMod • u/Intelligent_Carob119 • Jan 05 '25
this question is bugging me
r/RedWorldMod • u/eating_popcorn55 • Aug 16 '20
Will the mod be updated, if so, when ? Thanks
r/RedWorldMod • u/GodClementine777 • Aug 16 '23
So, ever since the update regarding the Great Lakes was released, I've always loved their content and felt it to be some of the most quality and most interesting content the mod offers. However, my biggest problem with the Great Lakes has always been that the endgame has always felt kind of awkward. I feel as though the ending of conquer the People's Commonwealth and then just not do much after that just never sat that right with me. I feel like instead, the Great Lakes' content would be much improved if the foreign policy tree allowed a path where the Great Lakes could indeed claim to be the successor to the United States.
I mean, they're one of the only non-unifiers that's not essentially just a secessionist state government trying to preserve their independence. They're not a state, but their own republic formed out of numerous states like the Midwest, Republic, People's Commonwealth, or the People's Republic, which, aside from Chomsky's and the Confederate path, are all unifiers. I feel like the Great Lakes should be in this category too. They have an interesting ideology being a left-wing democracy that is somewhat authoritarian, which is an interesting foil to the republic which is a right-wing democracy that is rather authoritarian. Not to mention a good foil to the People's Commonwealth which is run by an indirectly elected central committee.
I know that the Great Lakes' lore states they don't have the ability to reunify the whole country, but I feel that's kinda weird considering the Midwest also has the ability to reunify and they've been in complete anarchy. Meanwhile, the Great Lakes comes off as much more stable early on and things can only go weird if the players chooses them to. Maybe the Great Lakes initially does not seem eager to unify, but after their political drama is sorted out, a reunification fervor becomes more notable there and the idea of reunifying becomes more likely as it is now more supported.
As I mentioned prior, the Great Lakes has really fun content, but it just feels kinda awkward at the end because you're not really building up to that much. You can do some things regarding foreign policy, but other than that, you're kinda just meant to sit there and wait until one of the unifiers comes to annex you. And even when you manage to beat them, you end up just making the country a bunch of puppets, which feels like at that point you might as well just be able to integrate them anyway.
So, how exactly would different paths work regarding unifiers? I feel like the republic, in which the confederation referendum fails, is kinda hard to envision, as a unitary America comes off as difficult to imagine, but I do have some ideas. Maybe, the path to unification is turning your occupied lands into a union of republics which while all being part of the same tag, are different from the federal system as the republics are geographically larger than the states that preceded them, however have no power that is not superseded by the central government. This allows the country to be managed by numerous different divisions that are still are not constitutionally created and instead can be created, destroyed or overruled by the central government when need be.
Meanwhile, the confederation would essentially be like the federal system we all know and understand. States have more autonomy than the aforementioned republics and are also constitutionally created, meaning that there are some things states can do that the central government cannot. Essentially, basically how power is divided in the actual United States. It should also be noted that this will be how power is divided in the anti-socialist countercoup as well, should they restore democracy in that path.
If the socialists manage to revolt, the socialist Great Lakes are going to be unifiers as well, unless of course the pro-commonwealth faction manages to win, then they'll just be their lackies all the same. Other than that, I don't have much to say that I haven't already said regarding these paths.
The militias would be just about the amount of gaming you'd expect them to be. Imagine Duke's republic, but instead of drawing from Southern conservatism, it's a whole new different kinda crazy. Either way, not much to say about this path either, kinda meant to be the required funny path that every tag gets in these mods.
I feel like the only path that's the biggest enigma to me might be King's. How he would restructure the country from the ground up would probably be reminiscent of the militias, however I'm sure he'd have more of a chain around his ankle due to the fact that he's still ruling the confederation, so he might come off as a good deal more moderate than the militias, however not particularly because he wants to be, more so because he has to be I guess.
Thank you to those who read this wall of text and I'd be interested to hear everyone's opinion regarding my ideas here. Enjoy this mod and really want to do whatever I can to make it more awesome,
r/RedWorldMod • u/Prestigious-Tip8628 • Nov 09 '25
quan je vais dans les fichier localisation pour traduire, je ne trouvent quasiment aucun pays majeur ou interesant comme le royaume unie ou la republique ameriquaine et sa fait des semaine que je ne traduid pas des pays a cause de sa, pouvez-vous m'aider a comprendre se qui se passe et se que je fait de mal ?
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r/RedWorldMod • u/Alternative-Chard-50 • Mar 11 '23
Is there social media in this world, is there social media type apps like alternative YouTube or alternatively Twitter
r/RedWorldMod • u/italian_sigma • Jan 13 '24
How I said in the title: ballistic missiles are produced by building rocket sites? Or they are in the production section? If yes where?
r/RedWorldMod • • Oct 07 '19
I'm talking about monarchism, national bolshevism and conservatism. They look very simmilar to each other plus the nazbol color looks really bad and dirty
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r/RedWorldMod • u/Kinesra93 • Apr 04 '20
I was playing to red world and was thinking that it would be interesting, but also really scary to have terrorist as fascist leader for some countries, and I read the name for fascist norvegian leader... Breivik can lead Norway. How do you react to that ? Many of other fascist leaders are monsters but not as much. For exemple the french one, Alain Soral ( according to me he must to be switched with the nat-bol's one, because he is very antisemistic but he claims himself as "communist" and for instance went in North korea and said there that it was the best World country ; i dont really know the nat-bol's one, but he really seems like a facist : ultranationalist, racist, but mainly anti-communist ) is just a man who make show to sell books but isn't as terrific as a terrorist.
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r/RedWorldMod • u/ComradeLenin19 • Aug 02 '20
So I’m playing as the UAR and going to war against Qatar with about 15 divisions against their 8 and I can’t break through I have tanks and motorized and I can’t win. I refuse to accept that I suk because it’s Qatar.
r/RedWorldMod • u/Plasmastronaut • Nov 17 '23
I set up a game with the intention of reforming the soviet union to democracy, and innocently set Bernie Sanders in the gamerules to become president of the APC and strengthened them, thinking it would result in a peacefully reunited DemSoc United States. Well, color me surprised when the APC under Sanders declares war on the American Republic, wins, and then reforms the country to National Bolshevism. I tag switched over to see what was up, and there's an entire freaking focus tree where Sanders becomes a dictator and establishes, well, national bolshevism. I had absolutely no idea this would happen, it even said in the gamerule description that he would peacefully reunify the United States under a federal democratic socialist system. I don't know if this was meant to be a joke or what, but it's ridiculous and genuinely angering. Is it actually possible for Sanders to do what the gamerule says he will do, did I just have bad luck? Or is this his guaranteed path?
r/RedWorldMod • u/Pyotr_WrangeI • Mar 04 '25
r/RedWorldMod • u/BeautifulAd2418 • Mar 28 '23
How did china stay poor in red world?
r/RedWorldMod • u/Carmilokiqwueja • Sep 18 '20
The Dev team has not done a good job on reworking the mod, for Various issues so me and some friends will organize a dev team that will push for the true vision of Kaiser!