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If Nation A is allied with Nation B

what happens in the game if an event forces Nation B to ally with Nation C where Nation C is not a part of Nation A or Nation B's alliance structure.

Specifically, I'm trying to set up events to "unify china" in the event of Japanese attack. However, if ChiComs, for example, are already to allied to the USSR, what will happen on an event where the ChiComs are offered a choice A alliance with Nationalist China in this situation (assuming they take choice A) ?
 
Originally posted by Bolt
If Nation A is allied with Nation B

what happens in the game if an event forces Nation B to ally with Nation C where Nation C is not a part of Nation A or Nation B's alliance structure.

Nothing. There's such a command already in the Molotov-Ribbentrop event. Doesn't work.

This is because there cannot be any alliances outside of the three major alliances. A Nat-Com Chinese or a Swedish-Finnish alliance isn't possible. That's why they are handled as separate wars (Like the Swedish Invervention in Winter War event.
 
Re: Re: Paradox / Modders, Question about Forcing Alliance Events

Originally posted by Forsberg
Nothing. There's such a command already in the Molotov-Ribbentrop event. Doesn't work.

This is because there cannot be any alliances outside of the three major alliances. A Nat-Com Chinese or a Swedish-Finnish alliance isn't possible. That's why they are handled as separate wars (Like the Swedish Invervention in Winter War event.

As long as it doesn't crash the game. The primary option is simple peace between the warring factions.
 
Originally posted by Bolt
Specifically, I'm trying to set up events to "unify china" in the event of Japanese attack.

The "Xi'an Incident", in December 12 1936?

I suppose having both Communist China and Nationalist China both joining the Comintern isn't _that_ farfetched, although peace and military access should suffice to reflect the Xi'an event correctly. Chiang Kai-Chek agreed to cooperate with the communists against Japan, not ally with them.
 
Below is from another thread.

There is a non-functional event for the nationalist China ally with Comm. China in the event file:


code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
##################################################
#######################
# The Sian Incident (Chiang Kai-Shek kidnapped)
##################################################
#######################
event = {
#id = 4101
#random = no
#country = CHI

#trigger = {
# exists = CHC
#}

name = "EVT_4101_NAME"
desc = "EVT_4101_DESC"
style = 0

action_a = {
name = "ACTIONNAME4101A" # Ally with the Commies
command = { type = peace which = CHC }
command = { type = access which = CHC }
command = { type = dissent value = -10 }
}
action_b = {
name = "ACTIONNAME4101B" # Refuse
command = { type = dissent value = 15 }
# Kill off Chiang..?
}
}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

As you can see, for reasons unknown, this event was never finished. (Likewise several other events...)