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Domino Theory 2.0

The Communist forces of East Asia are on a mission to spread their ideology to the entire region. If they succeeded in installing their ideology in one nation, local groups within the frontline defensive states would then have the encouragement, material support and momentum to take action. As a row of dominoes, it could be the beginning of a Red Tide that would have the most profound of influences. This would give them a geographical, economic and strategic advantage over the bastions of Capitalism in the Asia Pacific.

This scenario is played optimally with 6 players split into two alliances, neutral nations can join either side. This scenario also works well in singleplayer and 1v1.

Communist Alliance: China, North Korea, North Vietnam.
Capitalist Alliance: Australia, Japan, Taiwan.

Features:

All nations have been removed from the map except the ones involved.

Nations involved are China, North Korea, North Vietnam, South Korea, South Vietnam, Japan, Taiwan, Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia and Australia.

Tech level has been adjusted, most nations have 1940 tech, Japan 1945 and Australia 1950.

Nations have been given access to national tech trees of other nations so they can field units similar to what they should actually have.

China - Russian tech
Taiwan - American tech
Australia - British tech
South Vietnam - French tech

All capitalist aligned nations have access to Western and Northern Europe tech.

All communist nations have access to Eastern Europe tech.

Communist nations start with a mutual defence pact with China.

Capitalist nations all have an alliance with one another.

Includes events to stimulate proxy wars.