Definitive Full Event Guide?

[Kristen Reid 𒈠𒀯𒀯]

Even after so long playing this game I can't for the life of me figure out how to do certain things. Is there a definitive guide anywhere that lists all the events and their requirements and what they do?

[Ernst Cornell]

there is the russian guide and there is a wiki in russian too, there is tons of info still untranslated.

[Kristen Reid 𒈠𒀯𒀯]

Originally posted by ;1692659769966806496:

there is the russian guide and there is a wiki in russian too, there is tons of info still untranslated.

Yeah, I can only speak English and Spanish.Neither of which are even close to Russian. xD

[Ernst Cornell]

Originally posted by Kristen Reid:

Originally posted by ;1692659769966806496:

there is the russian guide and there is a wiki in russian too, there is tons of info still untranslated.

Yeah, I can only speak English and Spanish.Neither of which are even close to Russian. xD

with google traductor, wikitionary and some game experience you can get some good guesses. otherwise i dunno if someone will translate and compile everything in one full guide.

[Kristen Reid 𒈠𒀯𒀯]

Originally posted by Ernst Cornell:

Originally posted by Kristen Reid:

Yeah, I can only speak English and Spanish.Neither of which are even close to Russian. xD

with google traductor, wikitionary and some game experience you can get some good guesses. otherwise i dunno if someone will translate and compile everything in one full guide.

Translators tend to work poorly. Surely there has to be someone highly into the game who happens to speak English and Russian.

[DasMudPie]

As far as I know, the only Events Guide we have is the one for pre-game events:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1078628301

Since there are many choices for each event and that each choice has three possible outcomes (left-wing, center, right wing) it would be tedious to compile them all.

If it helps, I think that the main factors which influence event choices and results are: factionnal composition, adopted policies, reserves (over or below 400) and loyalty (SSRs, soldiers and KGB).

[Kristen Reid 𒈠𒀯𒀯]

Originally posted by DasMudPie:

As far as I know, the only Events Guide we have is the one for pre-game events:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1078628301

Since there are many choices for each event and that each choice has three possible outcomes (left-wing, center, right wing) it would be tedious to compile them all.

If it helps, I think that the main factors which influence event choices and results are: factionnal composition, adopted policies, reserves (over or below 400) and loyalty (SSRs, soldiers and KGB).

Well, I meant at least a general guide - for example the requirements for the events should not be that tedious to compile. They are not procedurally generated, there is a finite number of them.

I guess the major thing would be defeating the US early game, which seems to be impossible - as well as making sure you can do all the possible influence extending events later on. I've been trying to see if its even possible to get the world socialist republic ending before 1995.

[DasMudPie]

In general:

- Events which require you to spend money will need the reserves to be over 400
- Aggressive diplomatic options are enabled by stalinists, trotskyists and liberals when the diplomatic policy is higher than "coexistence".
- The use of violence to crush dissent is prohibited by reformers and liberals
- KGB and troops can only be used if their loyalty is over 4 bars

If by early game you mean 1991, then it is possible to make the USA collapse by that year, even on the highest level of difficulty, when playing the 1985 scenario ;)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1117865586

[sovnarkom]

Originally posted by DasMudPie:

In general:

- Events which require you to spend money will need the reserves to be over 400
- Aggressive diplomatic options are enabled by stalinists, trotskyists and liberals when the diplomatic policy is higher than "coexistence".
- The use of violence to crush dissent is prohibited by reformers and liberals
- KGB and troops can only be used if their loyalty is over 4 bars

If by early game you mean 1991, then it is possible to make the USA collapse by that year, even on the highest level of difficulty, when playing the 1985 scenario ;)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1117865586

Isn't Yeltsin a liberal?

[Ernst Cornell]

Originally posted by 111222123:

Isn't Yeltsin a liberal?

the liberalest