Post by General William T. Sherman on May 16, 2015 19:55:09 GMT
I just unlocked 1960 today (by the way, great map) and I was surprised to see a few things that were...off. Here are the ones I've noticed:
1.Mexico is neutral in 1960. I looked at their capital, Mexico City, and saw that the industry and the airport didn't have a level on it (i.e, didn't say industry III or Aircraft II. Had no numbers). Ill try to figure this one out.
2.A lot of countries in 1960 have the commanders of their regions instead of nations (for example, Portugal has Commander Europe, but doesnt have its own general.) I would excuse this if A.Smaller countries whose generals wevent commonly known always had these commanders, yet countries such as belgium and Iran had generals of their own before, and B.If they were only used for countries whose generals/leaders at the time were very obscure. Yet countries such as Cuba and Portugal have these new commanders, despite Che Guevara and Fidel Castro being pretty well known in my opinion and that Salazar was featured in GoG.
3.In Hawaii, which is American owned, the port there is owned by australia...very strange.
4.Most nations have nukes. I don't really mind this to be honest, because it's fun having nukes and blowing up people, plus it's good for speed running, but it's just odd because besides the Soviets, Americans, Brits, French, and Chinese, who we know have them, Iran, Japan, N.Korea, and Germany all have them as well, yet India doesn't have nukes...
That's it for now.
1.Mexico is neutral in 1960. I looked at their capital, Mexico City, and saw that the industry and the airport didn't have a level on it (i.e, didn't say industry III or Aircraft II. Had no numbers). Ill try to figure this one out.
2.A lot of countries in 1960 have the commanders of their regions instead of nations (for example, Portugal has Commander Europe, but doesnt have its own general.) I would excuse this if A.Smaller countries whose generals wevent commonly known always had these commanders, yet countries such as belgium and Iran had generals of their own before, and B.If they were only used for countries whose generals/leaders at the time were very obscure. Yet countries such as Cuba and Portugal have these new commanders, despite Che Guevara and Fidel Castro being pretty well known in my opinion and that Salazar was featured in GoG.
3.In Hawaii, which is American owned, the port there is owned by australia...very strange.
4.Most nations have nukes. I don't really mind this to be honest, because it's fun having nukes and blowing up people, plus it's good for speed running, but it's just odd because besides the Soviets, Americans, Brits, French, and Chinese, who we know have them, Iran, Japan, N.Korea, and Germany all have them as well, yet India doesn't have nukes...
That's it for now.
