What paths do you think create the most interesting 21st century?
I know we all have our own headcannons and predictions so what do you think is potentially the most interesting path for the entire world to take that sets up the globe for a politically tense and dynamic 21st century?
Personally, I've always seen Speer's victory over the GO4 as the more interesting setup for the next century that cements Germanys place in the world and alters Nazism into a terrifyingly efficient monster. How the U.S. and Japan react to this new foe would be an entertaining look into an alternate 21st century.
What do you think?
Posted Jan 6, 2022, 7:02 AM UTC
RFK/Thurmond/Glenn/Jackson USA, that would be the NPPs bizzarre adventure with a little bit of SCIENCE! sprinkled in.
Sablinite Russia reclaiming Moscow, but not Ukraine or Belarus and becoming the heart of a new Internationale, engaging in idealistic hawkishness whenever possible.
GO4 Germany which is then countercouped by the dengist™️ after they lose Moskowien, it's Speerite/Idiosyncratic Nazism with more paranoia.
stalemate between the Republic of India and communist, Sablin-supported Azad Hind.
Long Yun victory, China becomes the main emerging power.
The chad Hirohito coup in Japan.
Granted, India lore right now is kinda outdated, but the Republic of India can also become communist or socialist too via elections just as much as the Azad Hind. Which is sorta why the conflict between the two is rather strange... It's not even really ideological per say, Azad Hind just likes Japan while Republic of India sorta-kinda-prefers the USA or otherwise 'itself' I guess? It's kinda weird but I think Sablin would be support of the ROI if the CPI took power there as well.
Hirohito coup?
One of the possible endings now for the dai li conspiracy
Either the government asks the military to help and now there’s another military coup like at the start of japans involvement in ww2
Or the government doesn’t and ends up collapsing, allowing the emperors court to step up and take the reigns of government themselves
Thats the court man. Hirohito is still as powerful as befire
Eh, yeah, the court
Question: Were negotiations for Moskowien tried with Sablin as I would theorise he would be one of the more reasonable unifier that the Go4 can negotiate with for Moskowien?
Definetly not. Also, what makes you think Sablin is the "reasonable" unifier? He's a naive idealist, that's like the opposite of "reasonable".
Well he’s not war mongering nor seems to want to sacrifice innocent Russians lives in a costly war when negotiations would be on the table. It’s quite likely that there would attempted diplomatic efforts on both sides of the table to settle this dispute without the spilling of blood.
I do not think real governments function with humanitarianism as their primary objective to be honest.