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I would like to work on the Turkish localization for your mod. I've noticed that while a few translations already exist, they are very incomplete and contain numerous errors.
If I create a complete and accurate Turkish localization, would it be possible for you to add a reference to it in your mod's description?
Thank you for your time and for creating this great mod.
I doubt they'll add a proper tree for Finland since they don't really do anything until after WW1,
I agree with Spain and Portugal, and yeah, we do need more trees for the Americas, but with this mod, its better that its quality over quantity.
Also the borders in Africa are just unnecessarily convoluted.
When I was playing, it took ages for me to be able to edit and train my divisions again. Not being able to edit and train division is painstakingly boring. It took about a year after the revolution to be able to train better soldiers than the ones they force you to use, which are just divisions with three militias (that stand no chance against the superior White divisions). I understand for historical realism, in the beginning of the Russian Civil War, the situation surrounding the Red Army was chaotic, but by the time I could train normal soldiers again, they were inches away from Moscow and there was nothing I could do about it. This aspect of the mod is just unnecessarily long and boring.