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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Neither Chile nor Peru are going to be in this mod as we cannot mod the map and it does not stretch that far south.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    carricanta if you can help us with either Colombia or Venezuela during this timeframe we could really use it

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Though we are still quite a way away from those factions, and they probably will not be in the first release. (if we were to do all the factions in one release then it would be a nightmare to get it released in a reasonable time.)

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Quote Originally Posted by Pazu the Kitsune View Post
    carricanta if you can help us with either Colombia or Venezuela during this timeframe we could really use it
    Any faction more?

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Quote Originally Posted by carricanta View Post
    Any faction more?
    No not really, those are the only South American factions that appear in the mod, theres a number of other latin american factions though (Mexico, Guatemala, Panama, Cuba...)

    Like Tango said we wont be focusing on those factions for a while but any info you could provide would be useful (even if its just info you send to me via PM )

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    Just noticed that you are from Spain, afaik thats a faction that we could really use help with atm ^^
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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Just noticed that you are from Spain, afaik thats a faction that we could really use help with atm ^^
    To be honest, other factions are being worked on and Spain isn't likely to be one of the factions done in detail in the first version of the mod.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    why? spain had a quite big empire...

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    In 1865? Cuba and Puerto Rico are the only ones that are actually on the ETW map. They had already lost all of their other American territories.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    oh, but with military and economical outposts and they had still a strong army

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    They didn't have many outposts that are actually represented on the ETW map, and they were really past their prime by the 1860's-no longer affecting european politics in the same way for one thing. They will still be a major faction, but a line has to be drawn somewhere for version 1, and Spain is just on the wrong side of it.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    so i was wrong.....deduced this from my ww1 knowledge.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    They still had some African territory, but that was it. They stayed neutral in WW1, the largest european country to do so, probably because a)they weren't threatened and b)they wouldn't be strong enough anyway.

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    uhhm ya i know that they stayed neutral...
    but not strong enough? despite their economical problems they had one of the best trained and equipped(khaki-green uniforms; m1916 was no joke) standing armies and a huge human cushion.
    i dare to say that they couldīve extended(on CF side) or shortened(on allied side) the war up to 6 months. but thats just a what if-scenario.
    ive to admit that i dont know much about spains situation in the midand late 19th century. thought itīd be similar to 1914

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    Well aside from losing Cuba I'm not sure much happened as far as foreign policy was concerned-there was a revolution in 1868 though.

    And simply having green khaki and a standing army did not make you strong in early 20th century europe. By m1916 do you mean the machine gun or the year?
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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    as mentioned they were well trained which means familiar with modern tactics and they had their own special spanish mauser M1916. dunno why they got this, i think its because they were always very close to A-H (ya know, carl died in mexico) and germany. just type it in google pics. the rifle i mean
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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    I know they were familiar with modern tactics and had modern weapons-every nation in Europe did at that point. I'm not sure of the direction this is going in?

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    haha no of course not every faction used "modern" tactics
    france for example. look at their heavy losses in the wars first weeks! not only because of their red throusers and dark blue uniforms, but because they tried to attack in lines......they had to change this very very quickly. 1914 artillery gave short shrift of late 19th century battle tactics
    some seperate units were easy to hit too, f.e. the romanian cavalry or several greek evzone regiments(completely white uniforms plus red fez)
    well as mentioned they learned quickly and introduced new uniforms.
    however, hechtgrau(A-H), blue(portugal), dark and light blue (sveden, norway, belgium, romania) are no camouflage colours in my opinion. let alone the 1914 french uniform....
    maybe interesting for your mod(if you dont know it by now): till 1914 the spanish army used a colourful range of different uniforms. most of them from the 1880s. from the blue-white striped infantry uniforms to the hussars red jackets and blue throusers. i can offer you some pictures
    in 1914 they replaced them by khaki uniforms for the infantry and leaved the striped uniforms only to the colonial troops.
    then, in 1916, they introduced khaki-green uniforms for all units, but still used the 1914 one. even the colonials got khaki ones, only the pith helmet remained.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PunitorMaximus View Post
    haha no of course not every faction used "modern" tactics
    france for example. look at their heavy losses in the wars first weeks! not only because of their red throusers and dark blue uniforms, but because they tried to attack in lines......they had to change this very very quickly. 1914 artillery gave short shrift of late 19th century battle tactics
    some seperate units were easy to hit too, f.e. the romanian cavalry or several greek evzone regiments(completely white uniforms plus red fez)
    well as mentioned they learned quickly and introduced new uniforms.
    however, hechtgrau(A-H), blue(portugal), dark and light blue (sveden, norway, belgium, romania) are no camouflage colours in my opinion. let alone the 1914 french uniform....
    maybe interesting for your mod(if you dont know it by now): till 1914 the spanish army used a colourful range of different uniforms. most of them from the 1880s. from the blue-white striped infantry uniforms to the hussars red jackets and blue throusers. i can offer you some pictures
    in 1914 they replaced them by khaki uniforms for the infantry and leaved the striped uniforms only to the colonial troops.
    then, in 1916, they introduced khaki-green uniforms for all units, but still used the 1914 one. even the colonials got khaki ones, only the pith helmet remained.
    But the mod ends in 1914 @_@

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    Default Re: Chilean & Peruvian 1880

    ya, but he could use the stuff i found when i was researching

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