New Economic System (development, debt, corruption, and budget-management).

New Countries (all with portraits, correct statistics, and military leaders).New and Unique Map (new provinces, real borders, states, resources, industry, and population).The mod itself boasts new and unique tech trees, focus trees, events, and decisions to immerse you in the intricacies of the modern era.įurther it offers a new and unique economic system, a new political system, national taxation and debt, custom internal political factions, international influence mechanics, custom 3D models, a custom soundtrack, and much more! Millennium Dawn is a multi-mod project set in the year 2000 and carries forward to modern day. Through the decades ahead, or will you stumble through some of the world's defining moments in contemporary history? The globes powers have begun to vie for supremacy in this new millennium. The list goes on as the world transitions from the 20th century to the 21st century. Rising extremism is rearing its ugly head. Globalization treks on its ever increasing march. Tank designers give bonuses to ALL tank models and variants no matter their classification UNLESS they specifically state otherwise.The changing millennia has seen a multitude of changes from the century prior. The context he adds afterwards has nothing to do with the question at hand His question 'Modern Tanks considered Medium, Heavy, or neither?' We answered his question to the letter, there is nothing to 'get'. Mediums? Heavies? Their own category? This is important because no tank designer in the game says it gives bonuses to Modern Tanks, so unless Moderns are classified as Mediums or Heavies for the purposes of the game's code, tank designers become useless the minute you switch to Modern Tanks. He's asking what the game classifies Modern Tanks AS. Originally posted by LieutenantVixen:You guys aren't getting it.

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