Quick questions
HOI4 version:1.9.3 Husky
Kaiserreich version:0.12.2 Stay at Home
Describe the change you would like:
A more fleshed-out starting politic in Occitania. Currently KR only has a few events and not much more, so this is a break from that, including some real leaders and portraits, plus post-independence political parties.
Minor edit: Portrait_Occitany_Louis_Grimaldi needs to be renamed to Portrait_Occitania_Louis_Grimaldi, as the former is a typo. The latter is what I'm using here.
**Code:
capital = 31 #Toulouse, a central major city. An event to choose the capital should be done later, as China has in KR.
OCC_totalist_party:0 "PTO"
OCC_totalist_party_long:0 "Partit Totalista Occitan"
OCC_radical_socialist_party:0 "UPO-Radicaus"
OCC_radical_socialist_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Radicaus"
OCC_syndicalist_party:0 "UPO-Sindicalistas"
OCC_syndicalist_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Sindicalistas"
OCC_social_democrat_party:0 "UPO-Progressistas"
OCC_social_democrat_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Progressistas"
OCC_social_liberal_party:0 "Aliança Democratica"
OCC_market_liberal_party:0 "Partit Liberau"
OCC_social_conservative_party:0 "Movement Republican"
OCC_authoritarian_democrat_party:0 "Partit Nacionau"
OCC_paternal_autocrat_party:0 "PRO"
OCC_paternal_autocrat_party_long:0 "Partit Reialista Occitan"
OCC_national_populist_party:0 "Liga Occitana"
Leaders
POLITICS_ENRIC_CUELHA_DESC:0 "Enric Cuèlha, nicknamed 'father Cuèlha,' is a socialist politician and humanist from Nòuvic, Lemosin. Having volunteered as a doctor in the Weltkrieg, then served both as both a deputy of Corresa and an agricultural minister, he experienced firsthand both the horrors of war and the flaws of French governance. An initial supporter of the French Communards, his relations with them soured when the Commune chose to again deny official status to France's traditional tongues. His views have since grown increasingly independentist, believing that any Paris-based government will serve the interests of the French-speaking populace above everyone else. Post-independence, Cuèlha's vision for Occitania is to serve the people under a new 'Occitan Socialism,' effectively a synthesis between French Leftism and Occitan Regionalism. Post-independence, Cuèlha - with his connections, ideas, and popularity - was able to quickly form a political coalition, the Union dau Pòble Occitan."
Explain the reasoning behind this change:
Kaiserreich hasn't fleshed out this tag as of yet, so I wanted my own go at a country pulled in multiple directions. Pulled left by decades of Syndicalism, authoritarian-right by reactionaries or the "liberator" of the country, and centred by the coalition of moderates sandwiched atween them. Each major political grouping has about 30% support to start with.
Thanks - I'll put these leader suggestions aside in case we decide to flesh out OCC more, but chances are far greater that the tag will simply be removed. We shall see.
Quick questions HOI4 version:1.9.3 Husky Kaiserreich version:0.12.2 Stay at Home
Describe the change you would like: A more fleshed-out starting politic in Occitania. Currently KR only has a few events and not much more, so this is a break from that, including some real leaders and portraits, plus post-independence political parties.
Minor edit: Portrait_Occitany_Louis_Grimaldi needs to be renamed to Portrait_Occitania_Louis_Grimaldi, as the former is a typo. The latter is what I'm using here.
**Code: capital = 31 #Toulouse, a central major city. An event to choose the capital should be done later, as China has in KR.
add_ideas = {
}
set_politics = { ruling_party = authoritarian_democrat last_election = "1932.5.1" election_frequency = 48 elections_allowed = no }
create_country_leader = { name = "Jòrgi Guingoïn" #Georges Guingouin desc = "POLITICS_JORGI_GUINGOIN_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Jorgi_Guingoin.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = totalist_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Antonin Perbòsc" #Antonin Perbosc/Antoine Crépin desc = "POLITICS_ANTONIN_PERBOSC_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Antonin_Perbosc.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = radical_socialist_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Enric Cuèlha" #Henri Queuille desc = "POLITICS_ENRIC_CUELHA_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Enric_Cuelha.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = syndicalist_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Enric Cuèlha" #Henri Queuille desc = "POLITICS_ENRIC_CUELHA_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Enric_Cuelha.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = social_democrat_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Paul Ricard" desc = "POLITICS_PAUL_RICARD_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Paul_Ricard.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = social_liberal_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Carles Camprós" #Charles Camproux desc = "POLITICS_CARLES_CAMPROS_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Carles_Campros.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = market_liberal_subtype } create_country_leader = { #Louis Grimaldi. Temporary AD leader. name = "Loís de Grimaldi" desc = "OCC_LOUIS_GRIMALDI_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Louis_Grimaldi.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = authoritarian_democrat_subtype } create_country_leader = { #Louis Grimaldi. Temporary PA leader. name = "Loís de Grimaldi" desc = "OCC_LOUIS_GRIMALDI_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Louis_Grimaldi.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = paternal_autocrat_subtype } create_country_leader = { name = "Loís Alibèrt" desc = "POLITICS_LOIS_ALIBERT_DESC" picture = "Portrait_Occitania_Lois_Alibert.tga" expire = "1965.1.1" ideology = national_populist_subtype }
set_popularities = { totalist = 4 radical_socialist = 5 syndicalist = 5 social_democrat = 20 social_liberal = 10 market_liberal = 10 social_conservative = 10 authoritarian_democrat = 30 paternal_autocrat = 3 national_populist = 3 } **Localization: l_english:
Parties
OCC_totalist_party:0 "PTO" OCC_totalist_party_long:0 "Partit Totalista Occitan" OCC_radical_socialist_party:0 "UPO-Radicaus" OCC_radical_socialist_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Radicaus" OCC_syndicalist_party:0 "UPO-Sindicalistas" OCC_syndicalist_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Sindicalistas" OCC_social_democrat_party:0 "UPO-Progressistas" OCC_social_democrat_party_long:0 "Union dau Pòble Occitan - Progressistas" OCC_social_liberal_party:0 "Aliança Democratica" OCC_market_liberal_party:0 "Partit Liberau" OCC_social_conservative_party:0 "Movement Republican" OCC_authoritarian_democrat_party:0 "Partit Nacionau" OCC_paternal_autocrat_party:0 "PRO" OCC_paternal_autocrat_party_long:0 "Partit Reialista Occitan" OCC_national_populist_party:0 "Liga Occitana"
Leaders
POLITICS_ENRIC_CUELHA_DESC:0 "Enric Cuèlha, nicknamed 'father Cuèlha,' is a socialist politician and humanist from Nòuvic, Lemosin. Having volunteered as a doctor in the Weltkrieg, then served both as both a deputy of Corresa and an agricultural minister, he experienced firsthand both the horrors of war and the flaws of French governance. An initial supporter of the French Communards, his relations with them soured when the Commune chose to again deny official status to France's traditional tongues. His views have since grown increasingly independentist, believing that any Paris-based government will serve the interests of the French-speaking populace above everyone else. Post-independence, Cuèlha's vision for Occitania is to serve the people under a new 'Occitan Socialism,' effectively a synthesis between French Leftism and Occitan Regionalism. Post-independence, Cuèlha - with his connections, ideas, and popularity - was able to quickly form a political coalition, the Union dau Pòble Occitan."
Explain the reasoning behind this change: Kaiserreich hasn't fleshed out this tag as of yet, so I wanted my own go at a country pulled in multiple directions. Pulled left by decades of Syndicalism, authoritarian-right by reactionaries or the "liberator" of the country, and centred by the coalition of moderates sandwiched atween them. Each major political grouping has about 30% support to start with.
Additional context or comments: Cuèlha's Portrait: Portrait_Occitania_Enric_Cuelha.zip
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