Mod in development. Aims to simulate globalization from 1908 to 2036, as well as an expanded fictional timeline. Inspired mainly by NWO, but also CWE and GFM/TGC.
Cold War Blocs
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*Work in progress*
Initial Europe, 1960 bookmark. Ordo Scissus.
PS: Flags aren't done yet, as well as some other stuff.
Two additional scenarios would be interesting beyond the one that led to American victory in the Cold War. About these, I would think of one in which the Soviet Union won, and another in which there would still be a status quo, how would the Soviet Union lead the Eastern Bloc if it existed today? Like North Korea and Cuba, or more like China and Vietnam? And if any of these scenarios occurred, would Yugoslavia still be unified, would the Soviet Union enter Yugoslavia, stop the deunification? Other thoughts I have would be about a Civil War in the Soviet Union, a second Russian civil war, with Yasov on the side of the communists in this case as it was in reality, like the 1991 coup attempt, would lead to a dystopian journey, too. On the other hand, would it be possible for the Soviet Union to annex all the satellite states? There are many possibilities, in fact, in Cold War Enhancement Mod, I cannot see a third world war, or a total communist battle that leads everyone to communism or the opposite to capitalism, it takes time and adding casus belli, always for each country that tries to defeat.
Through events, decisions, and later updates, all might be possible. In fact, one thing I'd love is to make submods later with even more open outcomes if possible. We could make templates on how to integrate everything very well, as CWE does, to make it possible and easy for anyone to add more flavour of their own. So thanks for your suggestions.
Will it have the songs: Shostakovsky (Leningrad Symphony), Tchaikovsky (1812 overture), Prokofiev (Dance of Knights), Wide is my motherland, comosnaut soviet song, warsaw pact athem and etc?
Idk about music yet, to be honest... you've mentioned three of the best Russian composers though, so I guess that's fine. Personally I wouldn't mind adding Arvo Pärt, Phillip Glass, Steve Reich, and even John Cage. Maybe a more modern, avant-garde approach than a romanticist / classical one. I've got some compositions of my own that I'd would like to add too, maybe, but if we go for elite academic composers I think it'd be disrespectful so probably not xd. Now that your comment makes me think about it, I think I'd love to add modern academic music, past beyond the 1900s, so Prokofiev and Shostakovsky will probably be up in the list. Even some early academic Jazz if you play as an American...?