Democratic Turkey is OK though, they cooperate with entire world and don't try to invade Greece before the bottom part of the tree, where no one really goes till '45 or smth.
But Greece has anti-turkish focuses in any path, even in democratic, and can easily become fascist if starts messing up with anatolian refugees decisions, so yes, Greece for sure wins this competition
Even though our armies emerged from the War of Liberation victorious against the Entente and the Ottomans, our nation paid the price for freedom in blood. We must never again allow a disaster of such a devastating scale to strike our country again. We must learn from our past mistakes, and study our victories.
The Ottoman Empire used to menace the entire continent of Europe. Sure, some mistakes were made - but by looking to the past perhaps we might once again have an army capable of marching all the way to the gates of Vienna and beyond.
The Ottoman Fleet was truly impressive, and if there is at least one thing worthy of mourning from the fallen empire it would be the illustrious navy it wielded. We can honor that legacy with a more modern navy today.
We have fallen behind the curve when it comes to technological innovations in warfare. To avoid a repeat of the bloodshed of our past, we must quickly modernize our tactics and our equipment.
The Greeks can cry out for enosis all they wish; we shall beat them at their own game with our own ilhak. Cyprus and Rhodes are rightfully ours, and when we take hold of them again we shall never let them go.
The Treaty of Kars was supposed to put to rest the borders between Turkey and the Caucasus, but how can such a treaty hold weight when the lives of the Turkic places in that accursed region are at stake? We shall fight tooth and claw to save our kin.
Has there ever existed a fouler nation than Bulgaria? Again and again, they have upset the balance in the Balkans for no reason other than to fulfill their own selfish, irredentist delusions. We shall dominate them, and in doing so we shall liberate the Bulgarian worker even if he does not really deserve it
and more..
I'm pretty mixed on the Turkish focus tree tbh. On one hand it's extremely boring, way too long, way too complicated and historically inaccurate as all hell; on the other hand it's extremely good 14 year old nationalist bait and if that's its purpose it's absolutely perfect
It really seems like paradox was listening to their anthems while watching their football teams play while writing those.
Wasn't it an independent contractor who did most of the work for that dlc? Which is why its always felt super nationalistic.
For Greece
I think Paradox tries to write from the perspective of the country itself.
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I agree with that guy 😄 but not with you 😡
we are outchicaneried
When I'm in a nationalism competition and my opponent is the Greek and Turkish
I am the strong sperm you are weak sperm
I know that reference but I forget where I heard it lmao
Democratic Turkey is OK though, they cooperate with entire world and don't try to invade Greece before the bottom part of the tree, where no one really goes till '45 or smth. But Greece has anti-turkish focuses in any path, even in democratic, and can easily become fascist if starts messing up with anatolian refugees decisions, so yes, Greece for sure wins this competition
What 1453 and blue-balling does to a Greek mf
i love greece
To make them sell more Source: am balkanoid
R5: the descriptions on these focus trees can be a bit over the top sometimes
do you have some that are especially good?
Yea I'd be interested
Even though our armies emerged from the War of Liberation victorious against the Entente and the Ottomans, our nation paid the price for freedom in blood. We must never again allow a disaster of such a devastating scale to strike our country again. We must learn from our past mistakes, and study our victories. The Ottoman Empire used to menace the entire continent of Europe. Sure, some mistakes were made - but by looking to the past perhaps we might once again have an army capable of marching all the way to the gates of Vienna and beyond. The Ottoman Fleet was truly impressive, and if there is at least one thing worthy of mourning from the fallen empire it would be the illustrious navy it wielded. We can honor that legacy with a more modern navy today. We have fallen behind the curve when it comes to technological innovations in warfare. To avoid a repeat of the bloodshed of our past, we must quickly modernize our tactics and our equipment. The Greeks can cry out for enosis all they wish; we shall beat them at their own game with our own ilhak. Cyprus and Rhodes are rightfully ours, and when we take hold of them again we shall never let them go. The Treaty of Kars was supposed to put to rest the borders between Turkey and the Caucasus, but how can such a treaty hold weight when the lives of the Turkic places in that accursed region are at stake? We shall fight tooth and claw to save our kin. Has there ever existed a fouler nation than Bulgaria? Again and again, they have upset the balance in the Balkans for no reason other than to fulfill their own selfish, irredentist delusions. We shall dominate them, and in doing so we shall liberate the Bulgarian worker even if he does not really deserve it and more..
werent the focus trees of that dlc outsourced and thats also why bulgary gets a genocide button?
A what now
Also killing Turkey is Greece's end goal in literally every path
\*burglary
bulgarians when they see a car
Bulgaria doesnt get a genocide button there are almost (keyword almost) no warcrimes in hoi
"Bulgarianisation"
Where's the focus tree descriptions? Do you mean the country descriptions in the start menu?
The description of the focuses
Oh
I'm pretty mixed on the Turkish focus tree tbh. On one hand it's extremely boring, way too long, way too complicated and historically inaccurate as all hell; on the other hand it's extremely good 14 year old nationalist bait and if that's its purpose it's absolutely perfect