A Certain In-Development HOI4 Mod
####Update – 16th Feb 2021 ####
So thank you to AngelBlue1852 and CaesarVincens for getting it working with the latest update, I’ve not really worked on it much at all recently, partially because I’m working full time and don’t get many days off, and partially because god updating the map every single update was a pain in the neck. Anyway its working for the current version of the game, but nothing else new has been added yet. When I’m back at uni and not working as many shifts I’ll start to work on it a bit more, the focus tree for academy city is getting close to where I want it to be so will actually start adding effects soon.
Conversion mod for Hearts of Iron IV set in the Toaru universe (Certain Magical Index / Certain Scientific Accelerator) with the WW3 arc being the main focus (and the English civil war as part of the buildup to it)
Please note that outside of Academy City and the Vatican, since the novels/anime don’t really go into it, a lot of the foci for other nations will draw from outside the material (so some focus on real world events (e.g brexit) tied into events in the source material (EU functions differently in the toaru universe, UK relations with France are different, etc)
So Academy City & Vatican will have entirely toaru based focus trees (with some divergence from the canon) whilst the UK will be about 50:50, France, the US, and Russia might be 25:75 and India, Germany, and China will have little reference to the source material
***WIP***
This is very much a work in progess right now. It is primarily here as a way of backing up what I’ve done and so people who are interested can help/offer suggestions if they want to. It is not really playable right now, even if you look past the complete lack of localisation and all the bugs.
Known Issues:
– Has a tendency to crash every now and again, don’t know why
– Vatican has a population of 500,000 (Intentional, starting units were dying due to insufficient manpower)
– Uk Civil war is way too early. This is intentional just so I can test it, it also doesn’t give Carissa an Army, it’s kinda been put to the side whilst I finish off academy city.
– Focus tree adds like 20 generals, but Academy City, even with all the buffs I’ve given it, still has a maximum of ~750,000 manpower without using manpower laws that nerf industry. So might add more manpower buffing foci. Just don’t want to stray too far from canon, it is only a city state, a pretty powerful one, but still a city state
***—To Do List—*** (short term_
– Custom unit graphics (delayed whilst I learn how to do 3D modelling…. it’s going… ok? I guess. I’ve got a human female mesh mostly done (fingers aside) just don’t know how it’ll look when I try to make it look like Misaka. I think it’s ok but I genuinely don’t know because it’s the first human model I’ve ever made)
– Finish Academy City focus tree (85% done)
– Start UK focus tree (hoping to get it to 50%)
– House of Commons feature (base is done, can’t do much but build up support atm though, will be finished by the end of february)
***—To Do List—***(Long term)
– Add focus trees for the UK, Vatican City, Russia, and France
– Finish adding & rebalancing custom Units
– Add the Elizalina Alliance of Independent Nations [[DONE]]
– Set up the rest of the world to how it is irl atm (the Toaru universe is set in the early 21st century, so need to break up
the empires, no Chinese warlords, that sort of thing) [[DONE]]
– Make it so you can actually play a match.
– Beyond that just general things like Ideas for nations, political advisors, generals/admirals, changing start date,
change tech tree to have modern vehichles
***—To Do List—***(Very Long term)
– Focus Trees for the US, Germany, China and India
(Also quick credit/acknowledgement section, Tysm to AngelBlue1032 for doing pretty much all of the work on the custom units, some of the focus tree, and for fixing the tech tree for 1.81 (I still can’t get custom techs/units working by myself)
Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.
