Hi everyone, I would like to know what are the scripted events for the Cold War sandbox. I see that some major conflicts like the Suez Crisis are missing, and that some decolonisations have some mistakes (like Tanzania, whose name is just "Tanganyka", maybe as a result of the abscence of Zanzibar in the game; or Sudan, country that appears as a british colony even in 1960).
By the other side, Sukarno (first president of Indonesia) appears in the game as a NATO alligned president, when he was widely supported by communist (the coup d'etat that finished his government -Souharto- is, on the contrary, clearly anti-communist). That's also one of the reasons because the dictatorship-communism "good relation" is a problem: alot of dictatorships were boosted and supported by the US to "prevent" or "stop" a communist rising (or a national-popular government, mainly in Latin America).
Scripted events? + Sukarno bug
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Re: Scripted events? + Sukarno bug
I would like to know: if any of the confrontations between the arab states and Israel took place in the game, which one of them is, and which countries took part on it?.fizzie wrote: ↑Jul 31 2019 Hi everyone, I would like to know what are the scripted events for the Cold War sandbox. I see that some major conflicts like the Suez Crisis are missing, and that some decolonisations have some mistakes (like Tanzania, whose name is just "Tanganyka", maybe as a result of the abscence of Zanzibar in the game; or Sudan, country that appears as a british colony even in 1960).
By the other side, Sukarno (first president of Indonesia) appears in the game as a NATO alligned president, when he was widely supported by communist (the coup d'etat that finished his government -Souharto- is, on the contrary, clearly anti-communist). That's also one of the reasons because the dictatorship-communism "good relation" is a problem: alot of dictatorships were boosted and supported by the US to "prevent" or "stop" a communist rising (or a national-popular government, mainly in Latin America).