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We would very much like it, if it was possible to use this amazing mod in our major mod, with apprpoiate Credit given to yourself and a direct link from our workshop to yours. Please let me know if this interests you, or, if you have no interest. Thank you for your time. You can see about us here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1326740798
I had fun times with Communist France. My plan was to knock them out quickly, like in the actual war. Well, I won, but I lost a LOT of manpower. Barbarossa was pretty much out of the question. To be fair, it was my first WW2 campaign. I honestly should have just waited. France was my biggest trade partner, after all.
Anyways, good mod, thanks for posting.
If I remember correctly, HOI3 did this with agricultural techs - and while that's not necessarily what is needed here - this is one of those things where trying to fix one flaw creates several more.
Alternatively, thee Volunteer conscription law could be changed to be related to national unity or political popularity rather than a base manpower percentage? More national unity or political support = more patriotic volunteers? This could help early manpower problems, but obviously only up to a point. When the patriots dry up, then it's time to start conscripting.