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Summer is Ending

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Scenarios - Alternative History

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"if not me, who? and if not now, when?-Mikhail gorbachev

In 1991 the soviet union collapsed the cold war has ended in a blaze of fire. The united states and nato watch as the east burns after the attempted coup by soviet loyalists. A new russia will be born. China will attempt status as a major power. the us will have to survive this brave new world.

Size: 950x373 (354350px)
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xyz okt. 23., 16:54

finally a map that doesnt have a trillion cities

Casagurr okt. 21., 13:11

is this a kino reference?

MrAnesk okt. 20., 11:23

Sorry for any possible mistakes in my translation — my English isn’t very strong.

MrAnesk okt. 20., 11:22

I’m addressing the author of the mod. I’d like to suggest adding a separate faction to the game called the **Group of Soviet Forces in Germany (GSFG)**. This was a real Soviet military group stationed in East Germany after World War II. After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, these forces continued to exist and were only fully withdrawn from Germany by 1994.
In the mod, after the fall of the Soviet Union and the breakup of the post-Soviet space, part of these troops could find themselves completely cut off from their homeland. There is no communication with Moscow, no central command, and no supply lines. The soldiers and officers are stranded in Germany, unsure whom to obey.
On the map, they could appear as a separate faction holding former Soviet bases around Berlin — **Wünsdorf, Potsdam, Magdeburg, and Dresden**.
Such an addition would be both logical and historically accurate for the 1991 setting, since the GSFG did, in fact, exist and remain there until 1994.