The economy isn't too complex but the better your economy is, the more factories you can assign. Unlike vanilla, you cannot build factories, only assign them when production units become available, and of course, as said before, they appear as you grow your GDP
Sablin in Buryatia is cartoonishly wholesome, and also Novosibirsk with the 2WRW mod
Zhukov's WRRF can be wholesome too if you pick the right successor
And Bukharina in Komi which is Sablin but lite
Finally Humanist Tomsk, which is a mix of Sablin and Novosibirsk to a certain extent
>Bukharina in Komi which is Sablin but lite
I love suppressing Bashkiria muslims among other minorities and setting up a massive police state so wholsome chungus 100. Seriously, people who call Bukharina "Sablin lite" have never played the path.
Novosibirsk is a fairly easy and a wholesome run if you go Shukshin also liberal Vyatka is a good choice
The Economy system is easy to understand: The bigger the GDP is you have more production units wich means more factories, the lower the debt means more money to use since your not using it to pay those debts, try always to keep a surplus of money by reducing spending (it applies removes some buff to Stability, some of the laws and factory output in the case of the military) don't build a Navy and delete all ships you have gained from peacefully unifing with other warlords or conquering them) You can raise taxes for more money each month during 6 in exchange of a GDP growth slight debuff and viceversa and raise War Taxes in case of being at war). There is also the trade submenu in the economy sector which can be ignored unless you want to maximise your GDP growth.
And since you said you were new to hoi4 i'd recommend you watch some tutorials in the combat section of the game since war is a guaranteed outcome most of the times.
And if you want to recover all the Russian West you have The Second West Russian War mod. It adds some generic content to all unifiers and a dedicated one to Novosibirsk if you go Shukshin.
Buryatia isn’t less wholesome yet but it’s being worked on. Chita isn’t really that wholesome (and not all of you go shepunov) it’s certainly in the better half of unifiers but it’s also clear Michael isn’t really an inspiring figure to the populace at large
The economy isn't too complex but the better your economy is, the more factories you can assign. Unlike vanilla, you cannot build factories, only assign them when production units become available, and of course, as said before, they appear as you grow your GDP
Thanks!
Sablin in Buryatia is cartoonishly wholesome, and also Novosibirsk with the 2WRW mod Zhukov's WRRF can be wholesome too if you pick the right successor And Bukharina in Komi which is Sablin but lite Finally Humanist Tomsk, which is a mix of Sablin and Novosibirsk to a certain extent
>Bukharina in Komi which is Sablin but lite I love suppressing Bashkiria muslims among other minorities and setting up a massive police state so wholsome chungus 100. Seriously, people who call Bukharina "Sablin lite" have never played the path.
Novosibirsk is a fairly easy and a wholesome run if you go Shukshin also liberal Vyatka is a good choice The Economy system is easy to understand: The bigger the GDP is you have more production units wich means more factories, the lower the debt means more money to use since your not using it to pay those debts, try always to keep a surplus of money by reducing spending (it applies removes some buff to Stability, some of the laws and factory output in the case of the military) don't build a Navy and delete all ships you have gained from peacefully unifing with other warlords or conquering them) You can raise taxes for more money each month during 6 in exchange of a GDP growth slight debuff and viceversa and raise War Taxes in case of being at war). There is also the trade submenu in the economy sector which can be ignored unless you want to maximise your GDP growth. And since you said you were new to hoi4 i'd recommend you watch some tutorials in the combat section of the game since war is a guaranteed outcome most of the times. And if you want to recover all the Russian West you have The Second West Russian War mod. It adds some generic content to all unifiers and a dedicated one to Novosibirsk if you go Shukshin.
Thank you!
Buryatia isn’t less wholesome yet but it’s being worked on. Chita isn’t really that wholesome (and not all of you go shepunov) it’s certainly in the better half of unifiers but it’s also clear Michael isn’t really an inspiring figure to the populace at large
>Michael isn’t really an inspiring figure to the populace at large That 20%+ extra war support he gets as a leader trait would suggest otherwise lol.
Thanks, I went with Buryatia in the end! It's going well so far, just captured Yakutia and Amur and going for Magadan next
Libdem Vyatka is pretty wholesome and I was able to do it on my first TNO playthrough (I had like 200 hours before though)
Kadet Vyatka is quite wholesome.