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Thanks for the mod though, it's great otherwise!
Test Version updated
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Ahistorical, much like Establishing the Roman Empire or changing Germany back to a Monarchy.
It MAY have been updated through PDX or BICE. It is no doubt a consideration of Balance which is a very delicate thing. I would recommend using the Buff/ Weaken sliders to set an individual balance for your own preference. That is why the sliders were added after all.
In my case, this happens every time in every campaign, no matter who I play. Always at the end of 1939, China capitulates. The Japanese Empire annexes China (or sometimes creates a puppet), gets all the resources of China already in 1939... As far as I know, this war lasted 8 years - from July 1937 to September 1945 (the capitulation of Japan). But definitely not 2 years, as it happens in the game.
I know that in the menu you can buff/weaken countries before the campaign starts. But I didn't want to get into it, because I'm not sure about the consequences. Anyway, I would really appreciate your comment on this. Thanks!