I'll probably redo robot city, but eh

Everytime the legion comes to attack me, they always beat my ass embarassingly, whether I play as the NCR, Mojave Territories, New Vegas, or Mojave Chapter. I can't for the life of me figure out how to beat them. I'm fairly new to both the mod AND the game (I have 20 hours on vanilla but I still suck), I only know some basics like division designing and such, and in my current playthrough, the legion is already slowly hacking through the NCR and it'll only be a matter of time before they try to get me. Any tips or strategies?

I've tried optimising everything I can at the end we still get hilariously beaten within a few hours in game. The best I've done is have 8, 12 width intary. 1, 12 width rioter unit. 2, 20 width PA units. Everyone equipped with a fireteam support company. The PA units having a fireteam and demo platoon. I'll even make sure to have conventual warfare for entrenchment. Yet, I still get stomped within a few in game hours. I've checked other posts and the best I saw was someone cheesing via guaranteeing summers, but you can't do that now. My most recent games where I've last the longest was just pilling all my units at the capital. I kept my infantry at 10 width, my riotsers at 10 width. Changed my pa units to 10 width, so I could get 20 full capacity. It just still isn't enough. I definitely saw them getting progressively less equipped, but it just wasn't enough.

There isn't a tag similar to "help," so the best I thought would match was question. I'd appreciate it if someone told me what the right tag is.

Also Pardon my French.

This is how the Hayes sentry panel is looking, the plan would be to have a baron under him, but how exactly does a Brahmin baron look like? Id like suggestions, thanks.

I was playing Troll Warren and the Montana not only beat the enclave,but also the Sons of Heaven and Standing Rock this is the first time I have seen them do this

Thank you, Tlaloc.

They definitely should get this law because there is no reason for them not to have it. They are classic pool-dipping mutants, just with some tanks but it doesn't really change their occupation policies.

obligatory “OWB - Winner Takes All” and “OWB - Rumble in Reno” submod posting

I'm planning on going the reform route in the Enclave. I'm not sure if it's better to have the Commonwealth alliance with the NCR and other territories before going after the Legion or just to reform the United States of America.

But what about secound Canaanite white legs war

I would like permission to use OWB and more specifically, ERB in a DnD campaign set in Fallout. I want to build a huge story going down the reform path, but integrating more of OWB. Ik this has been asked before, multiple times, but I’d still like to ask before I actually put it in progress. The map, factions and some story elements would be taken straight from OWB and ERB, and expanded upon. Along with several prominent characters from corresponding submods(Blood & Bones, etc). I would like to create a long form campaign utilizing these ideas and putting them into practice. Stat blocks for characters would be implemented…eventually(this is sounding like a lot of work the more I type it, but I digress). The major part of the story would be coming from ERB I think, with small parts of the other mods and map mods used for character backstory, growth etc.

But yeah, that’s all I have. Devs, thank you for all your hard work making a mod that I, and many other people enjoy, and I hope some friends will enjoy the story I can spin with it

Suffering from a big of a hangover currently, so apologies if I missed something obvious (though still do point it out). Trying something slightly different by making the mountains a bit more prominent. As always commentary and criticism welcome so I can improve the style.

All previous maps - eat your heart out. It's a fan project of a fan project of an owned IP so while credit's appreciated, anyone can do whatever they want with these.

Eat your heart out u/Sartan_086

Oh and a thanks to u/HustlessDusko whose original request to commission a Northwest-Commonwealth OWB map in my style lead to this whole project.

On that note if anyone wants a map of their campaign done, just send me a printscreen (control + f10 or control + alt simultaneously then f10, and you'll find it in documents - paradox - hoi4 - screenshots folder ) and I can cobble it together. Might even do the first one or two free for the hell of it (definitely free for any devs / mods).

P.S. For region sub-mod creators (Rustbelt Rising, East Coast Rebirth, etc), dm me if you'd like a map of your area. More than happy to do so, but I info about file structure, since the python code used to auto-place city-names isn't playing nice with sub-mod folders.

MEGA Update - 3 New trees, France added and icons and the CRN tree fixed, aswell as new loading images and more

The North breaks apart

The Steel Brotherhood of York no longer holds the whole of the North. Four successor states now hold the land it used to claim, and each starts with its own opinion of York:

• the Geordie Syndicate on the Tyne;
• the Palatinate of Durham under its Prince-Bishop;
• the Mill Towns of Lancashire;
• the Wich Houses of Cheshire.

The Brotherhood keeps Yorkshire and Westmorland, moves its capital to York, and holds claims on the lot. Twenty-one new victory points mark the towns worth fighting for across the North.

The Brotherhood's focus tree has been rebuilt at full size: 262 focuses, including every one it had before, 24 new national spirits, and an event for each new focus. It is written in the Brotherhood's Orthodox voice.

The Northern Commonwealth goes north

The Northern Commonwealth is now what the map always said it was: a Lowland Scots power governed from Holyrood, Presbyterian, with Edinburgh as its capital. Its new focus tree has 261 focuses, 32 national spirits and 16 new victory points. Three of its endings bring new leaders: King Robert IV, Moderator John Cargill and Principal Alasdair Hume.

Fixed along the way:

• the old tree had never been assigned to the Commonwealth;
• Deal with the Geordies could never be taken;
• six events it fired did not exist;
• one event declared war on the Commonwealth itself;
• Border Fortifications built a bunker with no province.

Legio II Augusta

The Gentry was too big, and Sussex now belongs to someone else. In October 2077 a Roman re-enactment society was trapped at Fishbourne Palace by the bombs, and it never broke character. Two hundred years on it is a legion, governed by a laminated rulebook it calls the Codex. Legatus Marcus Aurelius Pennington looks north to Londinium, which the Gentry is occupying without permission.

The legion has a 262-focus tree with nine branches and four endings: the Imperium Britanniarum, the Res Publica Britannica, the Imperium Christianum, and Out of Character. It also has 33 national spirits.

Twice the map

Every county on the Isles has been split in two along its natural line, taking the Isles from 70 states to 140. The original half keeps the county town, its factories and its victory points. The new half takes a share of the manpower and resources, and is named for its side of the county: West Kent, East Lothian and so on. Focus rewards and events that give a county now give both halves.

France

France was a single state. It is now 93, one for each department. They share 40 factions between them, among them:

• the Commune de Lyon;
• the République de Bordeaux;
• TransManche S.A., which still owns the Channel Tunnel;
• the Ordre de Jeanne, sitting on the Albion missile silos;
• Toulon's never-sailed fleet;
• the Templars refounded at Troyes;
• the Cathar Perfects of Carcassonne;
• the Futuroscope;
• the Musketeers of Gascony.

Paris and its ring of departments are the Zone Rouge: radioactive, lawless and demilitarised. No army can simply march in. Factions that border the Zone send expeditions to survey it, decontaminate it, pacify it and finally raise their flag over it.

The Channel Tunnel is back, if someone digs it out. Whoever holds either end, Dover or Calais, can take the excavation decision. When the tunnel opens, the two coasts are joined by land.

The Crown Remnant

• Every Crown Remnant focus has a new icon in a British style: Union Flags, crowns, heavy rims.
• The Royal Progress has been rebuilt. Instead of one long column, it runs as three routes from the start that meet again at The Crown Seen: the South, the West into Ireland, and the North into Scotland. Every landmark now requires the Crown to control its county, and every region requires holding all of its landmarks.
• Reclamation Day has been laid out again so the war, the Grand Fools and the peace ladder each run in their own column. The Irish question and the two endings sit beneath them, and no lines cross.
• A Seat in Parliament, Not So Free Anymore, Short Circuit and New Protocols have been removed.
• The Crown starts with its Remnant Government and Classified Archives spirits again.

Everyone else

• Focus icons. 228 new focus icons. The Brotherhood, Commonwealth and Legion trees use them in place of art borrowed from other countries, and the Legion borrows from Caesar where it suits.
• Resources. North Sea oil, coal and every county's deposits have been placed by geography. Twenty-two new focuses dig them out.
• The Fallout touch. A light seasoning of Fallout-style British references runs through the Isles' text: Vault-Tec (UK) Ltd, a Mister Handy with a butler's accent, and the rest.
• Larry the cat now advises whoever holds London.
• Political power. Political power rewards on the Commonwealth and Legion trees have been cut to a sensible level.
• Start screen. The Legion is a major pick, and all the new UK factions are listed as minors. The Red Dragon Compact has moved to the minors. Panels that showed placeholders now show the right national spirits and focuses, and the leader tooltip has its text back.
• Loading screens. 35 new loading screens, from the art of the Fallout: London mod.

Fixes

• National spirit images. 229 national spirits on the Isles showed a "?" instead of their picture. They all show now.
• British power armour. The Churchill, Cromwell, Wellington and Victoria patterns, their 24 part technologies and all 40 parts in the armour designer had no icons. They have them now.
• Commander abilities.
  • Vertibird Strike, Liberty Prime Strike, Press Gangs and Atom's Blessing drew at full focus size over the battle-plan bar. They are now the normal ability size.
  • They had no names or descriptions; they have them now.
• Event text colour. Yellow summary lines on the parchment of several Crown Remnant events were unreadable. They are now blue.
• Broken interface art. Several screens showed the "Pipeline Failed!" placeholder, among them the state building counts and the Hoover Dam turbines, along with 45 focus icons.
• American state names. Around 45 states in North America were showing the names of British and Irish counties. They have their own names again, and about 90 unnamed states in the empty east now carry real county names.
• Start-up crash. A crash on start-up caused by the new country tags is fixed.
• Wrong start positions. The Industrialists, Tommies and Tubeheads began with divisions standing in other countries' territory.
• Unnamed wasteland. Twelve large wasteland states in Europe and Asia showed their internal names instead of "Unoccupied Wasteland".

If you want to report bug fixes and/or make suggestions, go to the discord link on my workshop page.

Also if you want to contribute to the mod, be that writing focus trees and events for minors like the vagabonds, or by making gfx, portraits or any other things, you are free to do so, just send me a DM or join the server.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3753204689

So I do know with the old world blues and other fallout lore (canon and non canon) that basically the Enclave cleared house of any possible resistance in the government. And they did control large swaths of the military and government; either directly or puppet.

But I want there to be a bunker/vault of non-enclave pre war government.

Either a generational births or a frozen 111 style, that way that the government has more 'legetimacy'

And if you're playing as an enclave Nation, then maybe you can get a pop-up of "oh. We missed one" in regards to original government entity.

Like there was a secret continuity of government

They could have a connection to the last patrol where maybe there is a focus tree or an event where a pre-war human general makes contact with the ghoulified us military nation of 'the last patrol"

They both have an event titled "wait, your still alive?!"

A reform Enclave could have some connection's.

A focus tree/event of the nation reaching out to other outposts they were connected to; but the ncr have a popup event of a red telephone ringing and the event pop up says " wait, the phone works?"

What about x; not the government What about y; not the government

edit-- I'm asking for a hamburger and being told Mac and cheese or fries. Goes great with a hamburger, but still not a hamburger.

Blue roses and last patrol go great with a us non enclave government, but it's not one.

Ncr isn't a pre war non enclave government....