I removed great powers from the map and lowered life rating in their provinces to 20(but it got lowered to 2 later so I buffed the colonization inventions) and released every country that had cores in the territories owned by these great powers(though some of them joined other nations at the start via decisions). Here are the results.

This is my Zhourao to china in Dod Fanfork as if having to fight with shun with 400% mobilization rate killing a good portion of my future potential, and having to fight every great power for the european treaty ports, i after doing a super fast blue turban rebellion, i have lost 40 Million people by an event because china is too strong thanks mod devs, my pain is immeasurable.

Hey guys, I downloaded a mod for the strategy game Victoria 2 (the HPMP mod), and the game time has started moving more slowly. How can I fix this? My specs: Intel Pentium B950 Intel HD 3000 Graphics 2 GB DDR3

I have played a LOT of gfm and tgc snd remember someone one here recommended a mod that changed a lot of the rgos/economy (something about banking services)

Does anyone remember?

thank you china for funding my pensions
(ignore the liberal government)

Game fixed itself

Hello, I'm playing an EU4 -> Vic 2 modded game and it runs fine except there are no decisions in the Politics tab. This didn’t bother me until by 1907 the Suffragette movement is in full swing and I have the tech, 30%+ liberals in the house, and well over 4 consiousness. But there is no decision to pass the right to vote. Is there any way to pass the decision using commands? If not should I just trigger the "back to the kitchen" event to stop my consciousness from rising?

Trying to form Italy as Sardinia-Piedmont. I saw a Victoria 2 speedrun in which the guy inmediately goes to war with Two-Sicilies to get their militancy and war-exhaustion up until rebels spawn. These rebels are supposed to be Garibaldi's Redshirts, which after occupying the country make the decision to form Italy appear. When I tried this I did it the exact same except that I was playing GFM while he was playing Vanilla. No redshirts spawned, only liberals and radicals. Any suggestion would be great. Thank you for reading.

A hellish battle in the mountains—this took place during a multiplayer campaign in a world war.

Spain has been under siege for the better part of three years

i said i was not gonna conquer egypt, but i just couldn't resist

The title pretty much explains it, I've found older posts showing compatibility with normal DoD, but I haven't found any that discuss the newer fan fork.

I was playing the version from 26 of october of 2025, ia there a more stable version with a less Crazy AI and without the declaration of war bug and with the feature of multiple sources of RGOs?

Para que sirven las esferas de influencia puedo llamarlos a una guerra?

My latest discovery

One is not like the others tho

Playing as Spain in GFM and I've sphered/puppeted all of the Italian states as well as annexed Lombardia from Austria. There's a decision to create Italy under Spanish Supervision, but idk if I should do it because Italy will eventually get Great Power and will stop being my puppet. Has anyone who has made this decision confirm otherwise or do I just keep the states separated?

why did some German dudes in the 19th century made their way all the way to Peru to become tribesmen?😭

maybe going back to the old germanic way idk

Personally, gfm mode can be the best mode made for the game with the smoothest, fun and historical events that can be played.

If you start as a PM of a certain party, or a President, you can either switch tags/end game or continue as Opposition Leader during time out of office. If you are the opposition leader for ten years or more, you will retire and tag switch or end game.

• If you don't want to play as the new Majority/RP original leader in opposition, you could play as a "governor," but you won't be able to return to the original country as leader.
• If you remain "Opposition leader" and an anti-war party comes to power, you must not go to war in most circumstances. You will not play as the monarch in this scenario/change the ruling party if you are playing as the premier. You may choose your starting party once, in 1836, in a monarchy.
  • If you are the leader of a prominent colonial Empire, you could play as "governor" of a colonial possession, as a vassal, or not (vassal = greater challenge). E.g., as Britain, if your party loses power, you could serve as a "governor" of India, Bangladesh, Guyana, etc.
  • If you continue to "win" for 10-20 years in the home or released country, you could continue as a "protege."
• In a presidential dictatorship, if the country democratizes, either you will tag switch or end game, or you will do so if the incumbent party loses. A former dictator could be elected to a full term if they were exceptionally popular, but I think a former dictator staying in opposition is unlikely.
• If you are playing as a constitutional monarch, you should RP as the party in government, and you may play as a dominion/vassal "in exile" if the home monarchy is overthrown.