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Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Slapshot » Tue, 20 Jan 2004 23:50:58 GMT

While not my favorite game (That's a toss up between CMBB & CMAK), this game
has been sucking my life away non-stop since I grabbed it last week. Anyone
else have this problem?



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Gizmo » Wed, 21 Jan 2004 01:17:09 GMT

> While not my favorite game (That's a toss up between CMBB & CMAK), this
game
Anyone

While I didn't played HoI last few month, I remember that it was quite a fun
capturing Brasil for oil as a Germany etc... :)


Gizmo



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby lupi » Wed, 21 Jan 2004 01:24:14 GMT

No, mainly because I think it *really* should have been turn based.

lupi






game
Anyone



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby James Gassaway » Wed, 21 Jan 2004 04:59:10 GMT









Just hit 'pause' on the first of every month then.  :)  Personally, I
usually prefer turn-based also but it seemed to work for HOI.  Although I
would not have continued playing if I couldn't issue orders while paused.
Main reason I gave up on the Warcraft series and the like.  <insert
anti-clickfest rant>

-- 
Multiversal Mercenaries.  You name it, we kill it.  Any time, any reality.




Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby email_entropy123 » Thu, 22 Jan 2004 08:31:36 GMT

No, that Anti-American movie at the game's beginning ruined the whole
HOI experience for me. America ain't perfect, but we ain't Nazis.

ent

Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby James Gassaway » Thu, 22 Jan 2004 13:10:14 GMT





There was a lot of discussion about that.  What it basically came down to
was that Paradox couldn't show a swastika in the intro movie because the
game would be sold in Germany, where it is illegal.

-- 
Multiversal Mercenaries.  You name it, we kill it.  Any time, any reality.



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Vincenzo Beretta » Thu, 22 Jan 2004 15:51:42 GMT

> No, that Anti-American movie at the game's beginning ruined the whole

Is it true that Aragorn in Lord of the Rings portrays Bush's crusade against
terrorism?



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Slapshot » Thu, 22 Jan 2004 20:30:54 GMT





Strange, I always hit ESC through the intro parts of a game, now I have to
go take a look.....



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Bob W. » Fri, 23 Jan 2004 08:39:59 GMT

Being in Sweden (or maybe because they are part of EU?), Paradox is not allowed to dipict
the Nazi flag.  The intro shows the various leaders one at a time with the flags in the
backgrounds.  The US was next to last and they left the US flag up as background when
Hitler appears.  Many overly sensitive Americans took that as a slap against our current
"attack everyone who opposes us" policy (just joking, but you know what I mean).

Bob W.










Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby email_entropy123 » Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:32:01 GMT



:) Yeah I know what you mean. But I am a superstitious man, and I
found the movie unsubtle.

ent

Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby John Pancoast » Fri, 23 Jan 2004 12:47:44 GMT





allowed to dipict
flags in the
background when
against our current
mean).






to


  Yeah, I'm as unpolitcally correct as they come, but that was an
unexcusable screwup imo.  I'm sure there was no alterior motive to it, but
come on, what bonehead came up with leaving that, that way.

John



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Slapshot » Fri, 23 Jan 2004 23:08:32 GMT





allowed to dipict
flags in the
background when
against our current
mean).
Strange, I have watched it several times now, and being a very conservative
American, I just don't see what everyone is bothered about.



Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Jeff George » Sat, 24 Jan 2004 00:50:21 GMT

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 07:08:32 -0700, "Slapshot" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >
added the following words of wisdom:





You're one of the few right wingers that don't offended easily then.

Jeff George
SLAP (Socialist Liberation Army of the People)
SLUG (Socialists for Liberty United Government)


Power to the People! Vive la revolution!

Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Bob W. » Sat, 24 Jan 2004 08:30:00 GMT








I never noticed it when I first saw it (I only watch intro's once).  After the stink began
I looked and thought "boy, that was pretty stupid" and then went on with my (gameplaying)
life.  Others had a much more difficult time getting over it.

Bob W.


Re: Hearts Of Iron Addiction

Postby Vamp » Sat, 24 Jan 2004 12:15:32 GMT

In article <HPQPb.23867$rh5.12300@okepread04>,  XXXX@XXXXX.COM  
says...


I think some people get up in arms over anything. I interpret that movie 
as what would have happened had the US lost the war (alternate history). 
The people that complain about that movie are just rampant Nationalist 
and suffer from the same blinded national devotion that the Germans 
suffered during the Hitler era.

Vamp

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I'm playing HoI2 as Italy with the Stony Road Mod, at Hard/Normal for SR. I
do not remember the last time I was so addicted to a wargame.

I quickly finished the war in Ethiopia so to begin an early pull-out of
troops and redeploy for Spain. I went for the "big one" in Spain (i.e. all
the southern coast + Madrid) only to find myself bogged down in a costly
attrition war. Finally I conceded Madrid to Nationalist Spain (I could not
declare war on them, of course) and kept the southern ports. Internal
economy and development were in shambles, with my "promise to the people" to
better industry and infrastructure already broken.

I avoided going to war with Germany, kept quiet for a while, and then
managed to "break Greece's back" in 1941. Crete was a nightmare, however,
and a prolonged war brought internal dissent to over 30%. Partisan warfare
was a nightmare too, with my units suffering of "dissent penalities" in
every attack on the map. I pulled out from the Horn of Africa and realased
Ethiopia and Somalia, lowering my belligerance. In 1942, thanks to a
brillant German campaign in Russia (Moscow and Leningrad fell in 1941,
Stalingrad in early 1942) I went for Turkey (the plan was to reach the Gulf
in 1944). I *almost* got Ankara, only to be stopped at the very gates of the
capitol. A peace ensued, with me controlling half of Turkey and the
Dardanelli's strait. In early 1943 I declared war again on Turkey, only to
be actually beaten back to the sea. Now, with internal dissent at 45%, the
Duce is contemplating his next move.

What amazed me is how I managed to commit almost all "the Duce"'s errors
even if already knowing them by history: ill advised wars, understimation of
the enemies and overstimation of Italian Army, promises to keep quiet and
build up broken at the first occasion to "grab something" et al.

It rarely happens that I go to bed ruminating about a game and wake up with
a new plan for next session, but in the last three days I was totally
addicted. HoI2 may have a lot of issues, but as a simulator of a *leader of
a country* during WWII, is, in my experience, the best out there.


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