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But speaking personally i dont think a '48 or '15 start date makes much sense in HOI4 strictly. The idiom of HOI4 is to represent *industrialized warfare*, and there's barely enough industrial powers in 1857 to make sense. I think the team past and present has done an amazing job representing all the preindustrial and even primitive powers in the world. But when you have to start introducing unindustrialized great powers into the game . . . it just breaks down IMO
This problem repeated.
The game as Qing has some troubles with save/load when timeline get closer to the 1900s
@willy we're working on it