Equestria at War is a total conversion mod for Hearts of Iron 4, taking the player from the battlefields of our world to a more darker and mature version of the My Little Pony universe. In this diary we will be giving a general overview of the various Griffon nations on the new continent and introducing a new path for Equestria.īefore we begin, seeing as this is our first proper dev diary, we would like to talk a bit about the mod itself. Hello folks, I’m Cyrus and welcome to the very first Equestria at War dev diary. 18 Equestria At War Dev Diary XVIII: Republic of Kiria (June 2023)ĭev Diary I - The New Continent (Dec 2017).17 Equestria At War Dev Diary XVII: Neon Genesis Stalliongrad (December 2022).16 Equestria at War Dev Diary XVI: Kiria (November 2022).15 Dev Diary XV: Gerza's Colthage (May 2022).14 Dev Diary XIV: Hippogriffia (March 2022).13 Dev Diary XIII: Coltva (September 2021).
12 Dev Diary XII: North Zebrica and the North Zebrican War (July 2021).11 Dev Diary XI - Pax Chrysalia Redux! (June 2020).10 Dev Diary X - Changeling Manehattan and the Equestrian Liberation Front (January 2020).9 Equestria At War Dev Diary IX: The Heartlands (April 2019).8 Equestria At War Dev Diary VIII: The Kingdom of Wittenland (November 2018).7 Equestria At War Dev Diary VII: The Riverlands (October 2018).6 Equestria At War Dev Diary VI: Gameplay and Interface Changes (July 2018).5 Dev Diary V - The Commonwealth of New Mareland (May 2018).4 Dev Diary IV - The Skeleton War (March 2018).3 Dev Diary III - Fires of the Revolution (March 2018).2 Dev Diary II - North and South (Jan 2018).1 Dev Diary I - The New Continent (Dec 2017).Paradox mentioned some weaknesses in the trade system at the end, which could point to a future overhaul of one of HOI’s oldest systems. I’m excited to see how these Flashpoint events work out, as that could be an excellent way to bring some variety to Hearts of Iron. Overall, it looks like Sweden will be exciting to play in Arms Against Tyranny.
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The full diary can be found at Paradox Plaza. These numbers may change before the DLC is released. Other resource changes include France losing 46 percent of its iron and Sweden seeing a considerable buff to aluminum, going from 2 to 120. The goal of this is to force arguably the most powerful country in-game to rely on more resource imports. Germany’s domestic iron is being reduced to 35% of its previous total, going from 381 to 136. In addition to the Sweden changes, some resource changes are coming to Europe to better reflect history. A more aggressive approach will be forming the Nordic Defense Council to unite the northern countries militarily. Depending on your choices, it could lead to direct war with the Soviet Union down the line.įor some alternative history fun players will have multiple approaches to the Winter War, including directly intervening, stealing the Åland Islands from Finland, or sending volunteers. An example presented in the developer diary was an event forcing you to respond to an accidental Soviet Union bombing.
These historical events will force Sweden to make decisions about how they will interact with the powers around them. Military expertise is confirmed to provide military experience, while food will likely bring some stability benefits and knowledge will provide some research benefit.Īnother feature coming to Sweden are events referred to as Flashpoints. Players have three options for benefits, choosing between food, military expertise, and knowledge. Spending 30 political power will allow you to open negotiations with a country, where you can choose different benefits for trading ball bearings with them. As you shift towards war preparation, these modifiers will decay and leave you vulnerable to domestic strife.Ī major benefit for Sweden is the ability to leverage the ball bearing trade for it’s advantage. This is represented through the Hungersköld and Folkhemmet national modifiers, which help protect you from riots or labor strikes as long as you are prioritizing the welfare of your people. The focus tree will require players to balance domestic stability at home with future war preparation. Naturally, almost the entire diary was focused on Sweden and its overhauled focus tree. Although historically Sweden never fought in World War 2, there will be opportunities to join the war as a democracy and indirectly influence things. In the first developer diary since the Arms Against Tyranny announcement, Paradox covers the changes coming to their home country of Sweden.
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