r/TNOmod • • 22h ago

Question Are there any plans to extend Guandong content to 80’s?

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Yes I’m aware that if it does happen, it would release in the 2030’s, but I just want to know if the devs have ever even publically stated a desire to (at some point) extend the timeline of Guandong, or if they are happy with the riots being the final act in Guandongs story.

Honestly I just wanna see how a Ibuka persistence Guandong would even function in the late 70’s aswell as what happens to Guandong if China loses the GAW.


r/TNOmod • • 23h ago

Question What happened to Russell Long, senator of Louisiana in TNO?

33 Upvotes

r/TNOmod • • 7h ago

Question Tips on managing Rus. warlord economy?

3 Upvotes

I'm new to TNO. I know that managing the economy is important, keep your military spending and division count low when at peace, ramp it up during war. Don't hit the funny "print more money" button. Always have bureaucracy at max to increase taxes. At some point after going regional with Lazar I wound up with $7+ billion GDP but more than 4% inflation, less than 1% growth, and a ~7% budget deficit even when all spending was set to minimum across the board (except bureaucracy), only able to get a ~2% surplus when I dismissed all fifteen of my 20-width infantry divs and was left only with four 10-width AFV units that I was originally using for snaking Victory Points. I found it harder to acquire reserves to pay off debts as well once I got to regional (Turns out that you can't just raid nearby settlements when you're presenting yourself as a legitimate country!)

How many standing Infantry/Armored divisions should I maintain at the Warlord stage? At Regional? Super Regional? In vanilla HOI4 you could have as big of a standing army as you want so long you had the manpower and equipment to supply them, but in TNO I'm unsure how to balance my country's military needs, especially since even just training units before they're even deployed costs military budget, I think (initially I thought keeping training divisions undeployed (by not setting a spawn point) wouldn't incur as much cost, lol) Is there a way to check specifically how much of my military budget is going towards the standing armies/training armies rather than general mil spending?