Yet, we have not seen any hints at how the game devs are. So, it has to represented in some form by the late game. A simulation of 100 years, starting in 1836. Although fascism can trace its intellectual origins to the 1880s and 90s, it didn’t begin to gain traction as a real ideological contender until the very late 1910s and early 1920s, within 20 years of the end date of Victoria 3. There's also a sort of fallback system, to provide flags for every polity even if we can't really settle on one particular design, or if they're feisty dynamic rebels, or what-have-you. Victoria 3 is a new grand strategy game from Paradox Interactive. Oh, and if rebels could have their own interest groups within the rebellion that would represent different power struggles within the movement (bolsheviks vs mensheviks, or stalinists vs trotskyists, or SA vs SS etc) so that rebels aren't just a homogenous blob. Soldotna Rotary was introduced in person with their new daughter from Brazil, Victoria. After that it's release time I should think.Īs for the rebellions, they may* have hinted at it in this dev diary but I'd really like it if the rebellions were treated as separate tags, if rebels could fight against other rebels depending on their ideology and/or goals, if rebels could fight against more than just you and be 'at war with everyone' or with specific countries (for example, communist rebels shouldn't necessary stop at your borders which they have no reason to respect), if, in the case the rebels are victorious, characters that led them become the new leaders of the country and most of the rebel troops become the regular soldiers of the new country. Victoria and President Dan Exchange Flags. After that they can either go in more depth in any of the topics that have been covered or we can have more fluff dev diaries or they can start running down specific countries in the dev diaries. Rebellions are the only major topic that hasn't been covered so far.

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