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@@malxadolasanadam eventually, use tool pack mod and make 1 state annex all of Africa (instead of doing tag, tdebug and annex 1 by one) then change the police division (or all those countries will revolt and pop back as countries) Same for South america(or all except Brazil and Mexico)
Garbage mod that always crashes, pretty bad. I spent 6 years developing China and when I got to the fun part it now always crashes around the same date even if I load autosaves from 1~2 weeks ago they instantly crash too...Thanks for wasting my time MD!
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi yes, that what every world changing mod does😭 too many countries, most useless, having too much navy and aircraft and division while they barely have any war! Only slowing the game and destroying the save after a crash
If it is easier to use than cold war mod, I'm fine with it! (plus like cold war, having the choice of ballistic missiles is cool as every country target a specific country, not every country targets every country on earth- like irbm&slbm for Pakistan vs India, India vs China, Iran vs Israel, irbm&icbm&slbm+nuclear bomb /cruise missile for China vs USA, etc) Seems better than just 'research nuclear energy' and you just got nukes after building 1 nuclear power plant.
@@Arkantos117 Thats not really the issue, its not that bad when you watch a little tutorial (10~20 minutes) but my issue is that the game crashes and when it does, it also corrupts your quicksaves...I lost HOURS of progress... On top of that it seems that too few countries really do war, though you can disable the alliances maybe I should do that and use chaos AI if it works with this
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi I'm not saying it has too many features for me to learn it just has too many features to run well. Also half the features are just not fun for me, needless busywork.
Better to focus on the generic stuff first since those apply to all nations. Spending that same amount of time on a focus tree only makes one country more interesting to play
I got pissed when I spent way too long as China planning out a multipronged invasion of ASEAN with using Vietnamese refusal to subjugate as my causus belli, but the focus ended up just puppeting them instead.
11:30 the way the Afghanistan War of 2001 now works in MD is by Western powers sending volunteer units (renamed to "intervention force" here) to the Northern Alliance
"I think I will recognize Taliban" Oh boy iSorrow, prepare to have a visit from the police and I should prepare for one as well considering what I've just written down on a public platform
@Denam That they are the sole power in Afghanistan that controls & administer it and that any Aid or Diplomacy or any kind of business that is involved with Afghanistan means that any country needs to go through them?
@Denam If a government being really nice to its people and other countries all the time is the only thing that it takes to be recognised by the International Community then why does the PRC, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and various other countries are recognised?
I'll say the thing I always say when you play this mod: Hoi is never going to accurately simulate modern politics, economics etc. You need to add so many systems the game chugs with. This mod will essentially be obsolete when Vic3 gets a modern day mod
The only issue with Vic3 getting a modern day mod is that Vic3 has no good way to simulate nuclear politics, so it has to have taken place in an alternative universe where nuclear weapons were never invented, but things went the exact same way anyway. Not that I really mind that, honestly.
@@kabobawsome I think air combat may be worse, like air combat doesnt seem to fit into this front system to me (though I may be mistaken). For nuclear weapon you could just make some decision with chance roll maybe, while air combat needs to be computed all the time
I love the idea of millennium dawn but everytime I touch it I’m like “ man I do not have the time for this “ and usually just go play a smaller mod or the vanilla game
The Second Congo War (which by the way was the only conflict in the Congo throughout the video, in case you were wondering) is an actual historical war that lasted from 1998 to 2003 *officially*. Unfortunately, fighting has continued since then despite the technical end of the war and it has resulted in the deaths of more than 5 million people. This makes it the deadliest world conflict since the end of the 2nd world war.
This mod has always "needed alot of time in the oven" but never gets anywhere. Everyone wants this to be a amazing mod but it never is, at this point I just don't think you can emulate the modern world with a ww2 simulator. Yet somehow you can emulate the cold war with a Victorian simulator.
Victoria had spheres, pops and stuff like that, which kinda fit for the cold war. Meanwhile hoi4 is a game about not only warfare, but one big war, its not about indepth diplomacy or trade deals, its about microing divisions, picking the right things to research and produce, etc. The goals are just completely different. The fact that it runs like shit also has something to do with it.
Because the victorian era was more about technological advancement and economics, and without as much warfare, as well as spanning more then 10 years like hoi4. Out of all the paradox games, victoria is the best to turn into a cold war game.
I’m really enjoying the new Millenium Dawn, but I still think it suffers from the same issue as before of having 10 billion different kinds of equipment. It makes supplying / training troops in almost any minor nation very difficult since you only have maybe a handful of factories yet need a dozen kinds of equipment at the very least. Makes each game as a minor a rush to strip your divisions down as much as possible. Still overall a very good mod
IIRC The old meta used to be strip your division is down to base infantry with artillery support like it’s World War II and then wait for the enemy to get ground down because they can never re-supply all the equipment they burn through
That is intended. Millennium Dawn is intended to be a lot more asymmetric than vanilla where you literally take two focuses and research 1939 guns and you're just as good as any other country
Irl minors don't really produce their own guns, most of their equipment is bought from overseas. Hoi4 and MD doesn't really have a decent market system iirc. There's a money system but you can't buy equipment through trade
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Millenium Dawn is a pretty good mod, I also played as Japan and went from 2000 to 2019. It may take a long time to do stuff, if you cause any tension you can say goodbye to trade with most countries and autosaves are a bit buggy sometimes (game tries to save and it just crashes instead).
4:40 yeah now I understand why Italian and Japanese always kinda stay well together and respect eachother: our aging societies really have much in common 😢
Thank you for the laughter during this time of catastrophic tooth pain from an antibiotic resistant nerve rotting jaw infection. *BOWS DEEPLY* (PLEASE do continue making the MDawn ones)
yes , I also remember when japan recognized the taliban government and the american president was Al Gore in the year 2000 , truly a historical game jokes aside i laughed throughout the whole video , great job ! love your content
For some reason, MD is my favorite mod because it feels more of a challenge. Sure, it’s a little too in depth when it comes to units, but that’s fun. Having high corruption is fun. For some reason I love playing a country with high corruption and a shit economy, but then building that nation up to a great power. I also love to think about the people in the country I’m playing, and imagining what my changes are doing to their lives.
*Sir David Attenborough voice* “And here you can see the Japanese peacefully igniting a civil war in South East Asia, as well as taking a peaceful stroll through Vietnam. There definitely isn’t anything suspicious going on here.”
Hey ISP while it's still March Modness I wanted you to try out the Failed Revolution mod for HoI4 in which the American Revolution goes south and they never break off.
'Nostalgia November' Thing is it's uh... It's March... Unless of course Isorrow lives in an entirely different realm of space-time which isn't actually too far-fetched-
This is the reason why I never tried MD mod, even before they merged. It takes so much cpu power that I doubt I would be able to do any good playthrough.
I highly suggest for everyone to watch Hammurabae´s Millenium Dawn tutorials on this new update. At first things might look intimidating but believe it´s very easy, you just need a helping hand.
This mod needed a lot of time in the oven but I feel like it’s really getting there. Still needs work but it’s getting better
@ok oh its a bot
They need to delete and rewrite whole code. Every minute I played it I feared by CPU is going to catch fire
@@malxadolasanadam eventually, use tool pack mod and make 1 state annex all of Africa (instead of doing tag, tdebug and annex 1 by one) then change the police division (or all those countries will revolt and pop back as countries)
Same for South america(or all except Brazil and Mexico)
Garbage mod that always crashes, pretty bad. I spent 6 years developing China and when I got to the fun part it now always crashes around the same date even if I load autosaves from 1~2 weeks ago they instantly crash too...Thanks for wasting my time MD!
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi yes, that what every world changing mod does😭 too many countries, most useless, having too much navy and aircraft and division while they barely have any war! Only slowing the game and destroying the save after a crash
"Replace modest corruption with medium corruption"
Little did Little Timmy know, it meant the save file and not the nation
Underrated
@@therockking8509 very underrated
i'm not gonna lie, the new missile system actually seems super cool, if a bit overcomplicated.
If it is easier to use than cold war mod, I'm fine with it! (plus like cold war, having the choice of ballistic missiles is cool as every country target a specific country, not every country targets every country on earth- like irbm&slbm for Pakistan vs India, India vs China, Iran vs Israel, irbm&icbm&slbm+nuclear bomb /cruise missile for China vs USA, etc) Seems better than just 'research nuclear energy' and you just got nukes after building 1 nuclear power plant.
Its actually really easy, too bad the game always crashes
The mod has way too many features.
@@Arkantos117
Thats not really the issue, its not that bad when you watch a little tutorial (10~20 minutes) but my issue is that the game crashes and when it does, it also corrupts your quicksaves...I lost HOURS of progress...
On top of that it seems that too few countries really do war, though you can disable the alliances maybe I should do that and use chaos AI if it works with this
@@PuellaMagiHomuraAkemi I'm not saying it has too many features for me to learn it just has too many features to run well. Also half the features are just not fun for me, needless busywork.
We are living in a strange timeline different from 2017 where Millennium Dawn is fun
@ok what went wrong with your life?
@Shnood why are you talking to a machine?
@@perturabo7825 something mustve gone wrong in his life
@@perturabo7825 even then. question applies to the creator of the machine.
@@wabch anime pfp
I paused the video in the first second because I couldn’t stop laughing at just the mere presence of Millennium Dawn on this channel again
Did you notice the japanese leader looked like elon musk?
same never read the titles just auto click on isp soon as I see a video
LEGIT SAME DUDE I JUST HEARD THE SIGH AND IT CRACKED ME UP
Weird how Milennium Dawn's game mechanics have been massively improved while their focus trees are just still ass lol
One thing at a time
Better to focus on the generic stuff first since those apply to all nations. Spending that same amount of time on a focus tree only makes one country more interesting to play
@@TheKalkalash Better one country at a time interesting to play than none.
I got pissed when I spent way too long as China planning out a multipronged invasion of ASEAN with using Vietnamese refusal to subjugate as my causus belli, but the focus ended up just puppeting them instead.
11:30 the way the Afghanistan War of 2001 now works in MD is by Western powers sending volunteer units (renamed to "intervention force" here) to the Northern Alliance
Just watched Australia get destroyed by Japan in the football and now I get to see them destroy isorrow's sanity.
Wait, my kind of football or your kind of football?
@@metetural9140 not your type or his type, my type of football 🙄🙄
@@metetural9140 the kicking ball type not the tackle person type I think
@@metetural9140 the real football where foot touch ball not hand
Please don't remind me, it's too painful
"I think I will recognize Taliban"
Oh boy iSorrow, prepare to have a visit from the police and I should prepare for one as well considering what I've just written down on a public platform
The UN is recognizing them too
@Denam Taliban in Afghanistan has never been listed as a terrorist group
@Denam Peace loving or not, they are currently the ruling government of Afghanistan.
@Denam That they are the sole power in Afghanistan that controls & administer it and that any Aid or Diplomacy or any kind of business that is involved with Afghanistan means that any country needs to go through them?
@Denam If a government being really nice to its people and other countries all the time is the only thing that it takes to be recognised by the International Community then why does the PRC, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and various other countries are recognised?
I'll say the thing I always say when you play this mod: Hoi is never going to accurately simulate modern politics, economics etc. You need to add so many systems the game chugs with. This mod will essentially be obsolete when Vic3 gets a modern day mod
The only issue with Vic3 getting a modern day mod is that Vic3 has no good way to simulate nuclear politics, so it has to have taken place in an alternative universe where nuclear weapons were never invented, but things went the exact same way anyway.
Not that I really mind that, honestly.
@@kabobawsome I mean Hoi4 didn't a better job at simulating Nuclear, outside Japanese scripted events
@@kabobawsome I think air combat may be worse, like air combat doesnt seem to fit into this front system to me (though I may be mistaken). For nuclear weapon you could just make some decision with chance roll maybe, while air combat needs to be computed all the time
I love the idea of millennium dawn but everytime I touch it I’m like “ man I do not have the time for this “ and usually just go play a smaller mod or the vanilla game
I felt that deep sigh when I saw the mod lmao
Ye same
The Second Congo War (which by the way was the only conflict in the Congo throughout the video, in case you were wondering) is an actual historical war that lasted from 1998 to 2003 *officially*. Unfortunately, fighting has continued since then despite the technical end of the war and it has resulted in the deaths of more than 5 million people. This makes it the deadliest world conflict since the end of the 2nd world war.
Big sad
As an Italian I literally rotfl-ed at 1:32 for the deep time capsule feeling of the situation
Zio fa come scrivi bene in inglese!
This mod has always "needed alot of time in the oven" but never gets anywhere.
Everyone wants this to be a amazing mod but it never is, at this point I just don't think you can emulate the modern world with a ww2 simulator.
Yet somehow you can emulate the cold war with a Victorian simulator.
Victoria had spheres, pops and stuff like that, which kinda fit for the cold war. Meanwhile hoi4 is a game about not only warfare, but one big war, its not about indepth diplomacy or trade deals, its about microing divisions, picking the right things to research and produce, etc. The goals are just completely different. The fact that it runs like shit also has something to do with it.
Vic 2 is about becoming a dominant power via diplomacy, development, and occasionally a war; whereas hoi4 is about map painting lol
Haha, Cold War Enhanced is legendary.
Because the victorian era was more about technological advancement and economics, and without as much warfare, as well as spanning more then 10 years like hoi4. Out of all the paradox games, victoria is the best to turn into a cold war game.
Me: *Runs The Modern Day mod*
My laptop: "The power of the sun... Right at my finger tips"
I’m really enjoying the new Millenium Dawn, but I still think it suffers from the same issue as before of having 10 billion different kinds of equipment. It makes supplying / training troops in almost any minor nation very difficult since you only have maybe a handful of factories yet need a dozen kinds of equipment at the very least. Makes each game as a minor a rush to strip your divisions down as much as possible. Still overall a very good mod
IIRC The old meta used to be strip your division is down to base infantry with artillery support like it’s World War II and then wait for the enemy to get ground down because they can never re-supply all the equipment they burn through
@@samg5463 You mean based infantry with artillery.
That is intended. Millennium Dawn is intended to be a lot more asymmetric than vanilla where you literally take two focuses and research 1939 guns and you're just as good as any other country
Irl minors don't really produce their own guns, most of their equipment is bought from overseas. Hoi4 and MD doesn't really have a decent market system iirc. There's a money system but you can't buy equipment through trade
@@madensmith7014 Vicky 2 is what you want to play if you want a market and buying/selling guns internationally.
When artillery only?
3 years ago lol
When artillery only?
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@@hanneslundin346 Artillery Only When?
Remember that Slovakia is a starting nation in the 1939 scenario
The "Catch you in the next time around boys... and girl" gets me everytime
Your videos are just so much fun to watch, i swear i just had a mental breakdown and now im smilling looking at you play a map game as anime land:)
I don't like Millenium Dawn either, ISP, I feel like the modders had a much better time with WW1 Redux than Millenium Dawn.
The mod is really improving! Glad to see that
nice profile picture
@@Prussia_ ayo tf
That is acually pretty cool. I was literally playing Japan with the Millenium Dawn mod testing out the missile system.
Hell yea been looking forward to this
I wonder if this era will eventually be a grand strategy game and how that game would play and how the future people will look back at this time.
I'd like to see more of this mod, it looks really cool.
Looks fun, please do more!
Millenium Dawn is a pretty good mod, I also played as Japan and went from 2000 to 2019. It may take a long time to do stuff, if you cause any tension you can say goodbye to trade with most countries and autosaves are a bit buggy sometimes (game tries to save and it just crashes instead).
4:40 yeah now I understand why Italian and Japanese always kinda stay well together and respect eachother: our aging societies really have much in common 😢
Thank you for the laughter during this time of catastrophic tooth pain from an antibiotic resistant nerve rotting jaw infection. *BOWS DEEPLY* (PLEASE do continue making the MDawn ones)
Would love to see you play more!
(isorrow clicks Japan)
(Sees the option of recognizing the Taliban)
“I think I will recognize the Taliban hahaha”
yes , I also remember when japan recognized the taliban government and the american president was Al Gore in the year 2000 , truly a historical game
jokes aside i laughed throughout the whole video , great job ! love your content
Peak suffering when you don't even begin the usual music but just... a sigh.
didn't expect to see isp with kamina's glasses today but here we are
Yay!!! I hoped you’d play this for March Modness
They really need to make the whole missile system easier to use bc trying to manage that along with everything else is hell.
For some reason, MD is my favorite mod because it feels more of a challenge. Sure, it’s a little too in depth when it comes to units, but that’s fun. Having high corruption is fun. For some reason I love playing a country with high corruption and a shit economy, but then building that nation up to a great power. I also love to think about the people in the country I’m playing, and imagining what my changes are doing to their lives.
I just got most of the hoi4 dlcs love your videos!
Isp: you've probably never heard of this guy, he says, the mouse over the portrait of Putin.
Me: believe me, I've heard of him
As a Thai Myself,
I have found the Rebellion Vietnamese Leader Portrait very interesting.
Þis was actually pretty cool! Id love to see more
Great to see more people doing modern day mod
ISP: *fighting in Vietnam* I don't like fighting here!
'Nam Vet: Me too, kid, me too...
Lol the new tommykay video he was talking about playing Japan in millennium dawn as restoring the Japanese empire
I want to see more of this please mister sorrow
Ok I gotta admit when 'Recognize the Taliban' came into view I just had to pause the video because it was too damn funny
1:46 Yeah never heard of him
Yes we do wanna see that!
I like it, and I would watch more. GOTTA SEE THOSE MISSILES BABEEE
Commenting on every video that we need a funny Ironside computers intro by nostalgia november
Keep making this content. For all of those Timmys out there
3:13 America didn't want Japan to demilitarize. Japan did that willingly.
Daily petition for ISP to play Hungary in Kaiserredux.
Next time you play this mod you should do a 1 speed 10h live of Vatican City gameplay, that's what everyone here wants.
*Sir David Attenborough voice*
“And here you can see the Japanese peacefully igniting a civil war in South East Asia, as well as taking a peaceful stroll through Vietnam. There definitely isn’t anything suspicious going on here.”
It's a good day when ISP uploads
More vids on this would be nice
everyday i pray for a new ISP video, and THE LORD HAS ANSWERED!
PRAISE THE LWUD
Dang that’s some persistence
9:35 - "No motherland without you" starts playing
very fun! i want to see you play more!
not because i dont want to burn my pc ofc
“You probably never heard of [Putin].”
**Laughs in WW3**
Damn, the Second Congo War be looking kinda fun down there.
ISP with Kamina glasses certainly is a sight...
Just who the hell do you think he is?
@@iratepirate3896 The man who will burn my house down?
4:37 pretty accurate description for the ‘90s
Name a more iconic duo: ISP and the long *sigh*
This is the most accurate Congo wars I ever so in hoi4
tfw Jubaland is an actual place... and it was briefly independent with that guy in charge. the more u know
Much love. Save the world isp
I wouldn't say no to another Modern Day game, Mr. SorrowProductions
Hey ISP while it's still March Modness I wanted you to try out the Failed Revolution mod for HoI4 in which the American Revolution goes south and they never break off.
Omg I just realized hes talking about the evil spirit just released from japan.
When I saw Schröder as the german chancellor i sent shivers down my spine... ugh
You should try and revisit TNO, still lots of stuff in there you can try.
I dunno why i laughed so hard at 2:55, it's like his mind is broken at how stupid and meta it is lmao
We need more MD, once you learn the mechanics and what you suppose to do it really becomes HOI4 successor
'Nostalgia November'
Thing is it's uh...
It's March...
Unless of course Isorrow lives in an entirely different realm of space-time which isn't actually too far-fetched-
more of this mod plz so i can keep on "beating my german on the helment"
Well i think that’s too much madness
this really felt like 2016 isp energy
When he said Tokyo at the beginning I really wished he had said something Kaiju related because when does that city not get destroyed by Kaiju
“…and girl.”
Hey, that’s me
Never forget when ISP played as ISIS that one time… I miss the ninja general :(
that sigh felt it
1:42 holy cow he has been dictator of Belarus a while
Ah yes the funny problamatic meme man is back
ISP playing Millennium Dawn?????
Pog
This mod is getting so good
Hearts of iron four borders are like when you put the chicken in the oven and drive your kid to school and then you realize he’s a chicken
Isis: hi Japan I want to order 5k Toyota’s
Japan: we are not involved
The new update is pretty cool
This is the reason why I never tried MD mod, even before they merged. It takes so much cpu power that I doubt I would be able to do any good playthrough.
Daily petition for ISP to play insane Ungern's Mongolia in Kaiserredux
This really should just be made into an entirely different game. The HOI4 engine has to be imploding under this
There is just too, too, too much stuff to worry about. I took one look at it and said screw this
I highly suggest for everyone to watch Hammurabae´s Millenium Dawn tutorials on this new update. At first things might look intimidating but believe it´s very easy, you just need a helping hand.
Milenium Dawn in this form is one of that really meme mods
I want to see more if this mod it seams very fun