Rules
Stats example
China (Nationalist) / Fëanor
Ruler: Chiang Kai-shek (Autocrat)
Dissident: 25
Manpower: 1800 / 117
Industry: 41 (52)
Army: 32 Inf(R/18)
Navy: 3 CL(R/18)
Airforce: 1 Int(R/18)
Production: CV(R/36) 41/60
Short explanation
[Nations Name] ([Civil war faction]) / [Player Name]
Ruler: [Ruler's Name] ([Political Alignment])
Dissident: [% of people that are Dissidents]
Manpower: [Available manpower] / [Manpower growth per update]
Industry: [Available industrial capacity] ([Base Industrial Capacity])
Army: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Navy: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Airforce: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Production: [Type of Unit] ([Training Level of Unit]/[Equipment Level of Unit]) [Amount Paid]/[Unit Cost]
Longer Explanation
Nations Name
The name of the nation
Civil war faction
When a nations falls into civil war with several factions fighting to become the sole rulers of a nation this is where their name will be listed, note that if only a part of a nation or a faction of in civil war declares independence they will not be listed here because they seek to become a new and independent nation and not to the "rightful rulers" of the nation they were part of.
Player Name
The CFC nickname of the sentient being that is playing that nation.
Ruler
The Ruler is the person in you nation that "calls the shots", players are expected to act in character of their nation's current leadership.
Political Alignment
Political Alignment determines what is de-facto the form of government of a nation, even though technically most authoritarian nations are democracies authoritarian rulers use their power to, for example, suspend elections or bypass government at their whim. This means that authoritarian governments can almost always declare war or issue controversial decrees with only dissident to worry about.
Dissident
Dissidents are people that are taking action to change the government trough any mean necessary. Dissident of up to 5% has no tangible effects. Dissident from 5% to 15% will manifest itself through protests, worker strikes and, in authoritarian nations, industrial sabotage and assassinations. Dissident from 15% to 30% will result in major chaos, ranging from angry mobs will target government institutions to open rebellion of units and provinces. Dissident over 30% is considered civil war. Colonies and occupied territories have much lower dissident tolerance, Colonies have a +50% dissident modifier and occupied territories have a +100% dissident modifier, this means that a dissident of 10% counts as 15% for colonies and 20% for occupied territories.
Manpower and Manpower Growth
Manpower is the amount free population eligible for military service, manpower growth is the amount of population that becomes eligible each trimester. Each point represents 1000 persons.
Industry Available and Base Industry
Industry is the backbone of your nation, it is the ability to manufacture goods and equipment. The available industry can be spent in whatever manner the ruler sees fit. Base industry is the total amounts of industry before various costs are subtracted. The most common cost is the upkeep of the armed forces.
Army, Navy and Airforce
Seems pretty self explanatory to me, however feel free to ask me if you need something explained.
Production
Most nation are not able to construct the more expensive things in one turn, partially build things and their progress is listed here (unless they are secret)
Further explanations packaged into an easy Q&A format!
Q: What can i do in this NES?
A: You can do anything you can convince me is plausible
Q: Do i have to post stories?
A: No, but stories might give rewards.
Q: I am not a good story writer, are there other ways to get rewards?
A: Sure, some other things that might give rewards are Good diplomacy, early orders and mod-friendly orders
Q: What nations can i play?
A: Nations will be assigned on a first come first served basis.
Q: I would really like to play a nation thats already taken or it is currenly occupied, can i play a rebellion?
A: Yes, but you will need at least one sponsor
Q: Whats a "sponsor"?
A: In this case a sponsor means an other nation that it is willing to provide your faction with the weapons and support needed, the sponsor can do this secretly if they wish to.
Q: Can i change the nations name?
A: Yes, but you will experience dissident unless you provide a really good reason.
Q: I have a lot of dissidents, what can i do about it?
A: Create and invest in programs addressing their grievances or if you are authoritarian use secret police and/or put them inconcentration reeducation camps
Q: How can i increase my manpower and manpower growth?
A: Here are some examples
A: Long Term: Peace, stability and the assimilation of foreigners.
A: Short Term: Paramilitary Organizations can boost number of people fit for service. Allow Women to join the army.
A: Crisis: Decree the conscription of all able bodied civilians.
Q: Industry costs so much, are there other ways to increase it?
A: Yes, industrial technologies give one time bonuses to industry, unindustrialized nations can also trade their allegiance for modernization help from major powers
Q:
Techs (still got lots to update here)
Im trying to find a balance between simplicity and detail, feel free to make suggestions.
Stats example
China (Nationalist) / Fëanor
Ruler: Chiang Kai-shek (Autocrat)
Dissident: 25
Manpower: 1800 / 117
Industry: 41 (52)
Army: 32 Inf(R/18)
Navy: 3 CL(R/18)
Airforce: 1 Int(R/18)
Production: CV(R/36) 41/60
Short explanation
[Nations Name] ([Civil war faction]) / [Player Name]
Ruler: [Ruler's Name] ([Political Alignment])
Dissident: [% of people that are Dissidents]
Manpower: [Available manpower] / [Manpower growth per update]
Industry: [Available industrial capacity] ([Base Industrial Capacity])
Army: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Navy: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Airforce: [Number of Units] [Type of Units] ([Training Level of Units]/[Equipment Level of Units])
Production: [Type of Unit] ([Training Level of Unit]/[Equipment Level of Unit]) [Amount Paid]/[Unit Cost]
Longer Explanation
Nations Name
The name of the nation
Civil war faction
When a nations falls into civil war with several factions fighting to become the sole rulers of a nation this is where their name will be listed, note that if only a part of a nation or a faction of in civil war declares independence they will not be listed here because they seek to become a new and independent nation and not to the "rightful rulers" of the nation they were part of.
Player Name
The CFC nickname of the sentient being that is playing that nation.
Ruler
The Ruler is the person in you nation that "calls the shots", players are expected to act in character of their nation's current leadership.
Political Alignment
Political Alignment determines what is de-facto the form of government of a nation, even though technically most authoritarian nations are democracies authoritarian rulers use their power to, for example, suspend elections or bypass government at their whim. This means that authoritarian governments can almost always declare war or issue controversial decrees with only dissident to worry about.
Dissident
Dissidents are people that are taking action to change the government trough any mean necessary. Dissident of up to 5% has no tangible effects. Dissident from 5% to 15% will manifest itself through protests, worker strikes and, in authoritarian nations, industrial sabotage and assassinations. Dissident from 15% to 30% will result in major chaos, ranging from angry mobs will target government institutions to open rebellion of units and provinces. Dissident over 30% is considered civil war. Colonies and occupied territories have much lower dissident tolerance, Colonies have a +50% dissident modifier and occupied territories have a +100% dissident modifier, this means that a dissident of 10% counts as 15% for colonies and 20% for occupied territories.
Manpower and Manpower Growth
Manpower is the amount free population eligible for military service, manpower growth is the amount of population that becomes eligible each trimester. Each point represents 1000 persons.
Industry Available and Base Industry
Industry is the backbone of your nation, it is the ability to manufacture goods and equipment. The available industry can be spent in whatever manner the ruler sees fit. Base industry is the total amounts of industry before various costs are subtracted. The most common cost is the upkeep of the armed forces.
Army, Navy and Airforce
Seems pretty self explanatory to me, however feel free to ask me if you need something explained.
Production
Most nation are not able to construct the more expensive things in one turn, partially build things and their progress is listed here (unless they are secret)
Further explanations packaged into an easy Q&A format!
Q: What can i do in this NES?
A: You can do anything you can convince me is plausible
Q: Do i have to post stories?
A: No, but stories might give rewards.
Q: I am not a good story writer, are there other ways to get rewards?
A: Sure, some other things that might give rewards are Good diplomacy, early orders and mod-friendly orders
Q: What nations can i play?
A: Nations will be assigned on a first come first served basis.
Q: I would really like to play a nation thats already taken or it is currenly occupied, can i play a rebellion?
A: Yes, but you will need at least one sponsor
Q: Whats a "sponsor"?
A: In this case a sponsor means an other nation that it is willing to provide your faction with the weapons and support needed, the sponsor can do this secretly if they wish to.
Q: Can i change the nations name?
A: Yes, but you will experience dissident unless you provide a really good reason.
Q: I have a lot of dissidents, what can i do about it?
A: Create and invest in programs addressing their grievances or if you are authoritarian use secret police and/or put them in
Q: How can i increase my manpower and manpower growth?
A: Here are some examples
A: Long Term: Peace, stability and the assimilation of foreigners.
A: Short Term: Paramilitary Organizations can boost number of people fit for service. Allow Women to join the army.
A: Crisis: Decree the conscription of all able bodied civilians.
Q: Industry costs so much, are there other ways to increase it?
A: Yes, industrial technologies give one time bonuses to industry, unindustrialized nations can also trade their allegiance for modernization help from major powers
Q:
Spoiler Nations Stats :
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Techs (still got lots to update here)
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Spoiler Glossary :
Im trying to find a balance between simplicity and detail, feel free to make suggestions.
Oh and or Soviet Union of course.
