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A resurgent Lousiana could have 3-4 missions to reclaim portions of the lousiana purchase with great bonuses if they suceed.
Georgia could have missions to recover its lost land from Miss and AL
Any nation could have an event chain to change their gov into an abolute monarcy, constitutional monarcy, or dictatorship
Southern states could have an event chain where tobacco and cotton are no longer profitable due to soil exhaustion and be given the choice of making slaves their primary good or freeing the slaves and industrializing into cloths or iron(I know this could be a little controversial, but still think it would be a good idea)
You could also offer missions for states to encourage them to form their regional powers and then over missions for those regional powers to conquer areas outside of the usa, ie CSA to conquer cuba, mexican states, and northern South America.
You could also try introducing event chains for different religions and missions for morman states to reconquer areas where mormans were exiled from in the east with the rewards being free conversions, increased conversion strength, and/or increases to dev.
Glad the mods back btw I was really worried when you hid it, gl with RL man.
Louisiana Territory states should get a similar mission set, same with the territory that Georgia claimed until 1802 often referred to as the Yazoo lands.
Its just hard to do all this right now because other parts of the mod take up time and effort.
As for the tobacco and cotton events you suggest, I perfer not to get entagled in that political bomb, it is tempting considering the history but I consider it too controversial. In the past I debated actually removing slaves as a trade good.
With the coming religion realignment, I'm not going to have just Mormonism left, it'll be interesting but I plan on figuring out events for the Mormons in places they weren't welcome and also giving Utah/Deseret missions to conquer their way back to Upstate New York where it all started with the Golden Plates of Moroni. I'll have to do more researching of Joseph Smith and the history of the early Mormon Church to draft up ideas for events and missions.
The slave state issue is something I want to avoid getting entangled in because its a very controversial subject. Especially now with all the social strife going on. Though this could all change, I just tend to shy away from it because I don't want that controversy right now.
2. The Axis powers win WW2, leaving the American and Canadian easts and the Australian South and all of Britain, Denmark, and Norway under Nazi control, plus huge sections of Europe, Africa is Italian, and the American and Canadian wests, most of east Asia, and the Australian north are Japanese. The central parts of the US and Canada, plus all of Mexico, Iceland and New Zealand, are all free, but are all the separate states/provinces. You have to try to either completely conquer them as an Axis power or take back all of the Allied lands as an Ally. You could also play as a neutral power, such as Sweden or Switzerland, or you could defect and be a traitor to your alliance.
3. Every state and country has a different religion, made-up or not, and they have to try and spread it and destroy others, therefore resulting in major religious wars, possibly leading to nations making one another convert and recruiting, making the wars bigger and more complex.
4. North America is split into 5 countries--Western Canamerica, Midwest, The East, North Mexico, and South Mexico. Australia is split into Western Australia and the Tasman Coasts. Europe is in Scandinavia, the West Coast, the Commueast (Russia and surrounds), the Center, and the Mediterranean Northern Surrounds. Africa is divided into Sahara, Sub-Sahara, and South. Asia is in Eastern Bounds, North China, Chinadonesia (south China and South-East Asia), Himalayan to-the-South (India and Pakistan and such), and West Asia.
5. Certain American states and some nations across the world are controlled by an evil corporation known only as Amazon.com.
6. The Helvetica Scenario (cue screams)
Good point, especially for 2, but 1 and 3 would work for this. 4 is sort of weird and 5 is a joke.
No one talks about 6. Keep away from the Helvetica Scenario [cue screams] ;)
http://i.imgur.com/nRn2D7o.png
Also this is pretty stupid but I'd also throw out Loveless Land from Wild Wild West out there. It consists of
1. Loveless Land - (Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nevada, Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Nebraska)
2. Mexico (California, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas)
3. France - (Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa)
4. Spain (Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi)
5. Great Britian (Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee)
Oh yeah and the Man in the High Castle is a novel (Also Amazon series but the map is from the novel) and Wild Wild West is the greatest motion picture of all time.
Here's Loveless Land's flag http://neethis.deviantart.com/art/Loveless-Alliance-flag-139744570
It's bootiful