I have zero experience modding those things. So, if I find the time, and I agree with your suggestion, maybe I'll add your favourite model ) Revisting things you've done prevents you from doing new stuff, unless its completely broken. Again, I try to focus on adding functionalities and new stuff. Please change the model X or Y to Z or W.Sorry, I just dont have the time to do that kind of thing :/

Please be understading if I cannot dedicate time to implement what you wish.īut, AFAIK the only thing you'll miss by installing this is that you'll be stuck with the original naval tree. Might sound selfish, but I'm a one-man team and do this on my free time (which is not much). I currently play with MTG so that's what I mod. So I try to focus my efforts on what will make my experience with HoI4 better. I mod as a hobby and do what makes sense to me. Interceptors for example: really easy to implement and greatly improves the experience via both flavour and by expanding your strategies on how to conduct air warfare. the separation of fighters and interceptors) is a result of a personal judgement call, which tries to balance feasibility, the effort needed to implement it and the upsides of that feature.

Split the fighter tree in two: Fighter Bomber / Multirole and Interceptor / Air Superiority.Added night fighters (due to game mechanics not allowing night-specific bonuses, NF are better at intercepting and poorer at dogfighting).Added SAM, Air-to-Air, Air-to-Ground and Anti-ship missiles.Localisation and models for the major countries included. Extended air, armor, naval, infantry, artillery, radar, computing, ballistic missile, nuclear, support companies and industry tech trees.Well, these are at least my ideas for how to address colonization, anyway. The issue that i can see with this, however, is that players would have to be 'at war' with the territories to be able to send these divisions. Players could colonize these 'unsettled territories' by recruiting 'colonists', which could actually be specialized divisions that players could recruit and then send into uncolonized provinces. I could personally imagine addressing colonial mechanics by representing uncolonized areas with one or more gigantic country tags. Given everything we know about HOI4 so far, how possible would it be to develop something like Qweyt's Extended Timeline mod for EU4, but for HOI4? I know that some of the biggest issues would be modeling cultures, religion, forts/castles, vassalization, paths to diplo-annexing countries (vassalization, royal marriages/personal unions), HRE mechanics, exploration mechanics, and colonization mechanics, and unless Paradox can address these issues with DLC then how could modders address these issues?

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