The LAST DAYS Of Hearts Of Iron 4?

Today we are looking at whether or not the end of Hearts of Iron 4 is coming.

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[Inquisitor_Redacted]

HoI4 is terminally ill. The only cure would be a sequel to the Artillery only challenge and an Alf Landon playthrough.

[PABC-Biq]

Short answer : No.
long answer : Negative.

[enderboy]

The most philosophical and eloquent I’ve heard this man talk. And it’s on the SLOP Channel

[james]

If they ever find a cure for autism paradox is finished

[cyber_pirate]

the fact that thailand STILL doesn’t have a focus tree despite its huge role and political turmoil during WWII is really kinda crazy

[ReikerForge]

When iSorrow drops a video saying "I'm done making -money off of- youtube videos of HOI4"
Then you will know it's dying.

[sheacorduroy]

Honestly I think it's pretty reasonable that they add a Belgium and Austria focus tree alongside the German rework, and then whenever they do the Japanese rework they can add trees for Siam, the Phillipines, and the Dutch East Indies/British Malaya

[iratepirate]

The game has tens of thousands more people playing it any given moment than it did on release. It's the TF2 of grand strategy games.

[originalkrit]

>calls these vids slop
>better editing and more informative than main channel vids

[astrangeperson]

Paradox have a habit of somehow making a game last longer than it ever should, case in point Victoria 2

[distructo]

as someone with 1000+ hours, for me i barely ever play unless there is a really interesting and fun mod path for me. The vanilla game has gotten stale and boring for me

[Ma._.B-wc]

I wouldn't mind a Middle East dlc but yeah, the major nation reworks should be a priority, they could even pair them with some minor content fir Austria and Belgium.

[StudiomcmasterTV]

Personally, I don't want any more expansion DLCs for HoI4. If anything, I'd prefer the already mentioned focus tree reworks and perhaps a reworked economy system—something involving money and investment. However, not the type of money systems you see in mods like TNO or MD, but rather something more akin to what's found in the Road to 56 roleplay packs.

[Cainsiderate]

ISP doesn't have allied speeches pack? But then how do you play the game without hearing the deafening Russian speech whenever you hit 1941?

[stuff]

The South America DLC would have been better received if Paradox you know added all of South America into the game

[depressedhomo]

I don’t think I’ll give up HOI4 for a long time, it’s one of my favorite games. The base game with no dlcs, I’d get bored of pretty quick but with all the dlcs it’s still a very fun game and has tons of replayability. Then you got mods which basically create an entirely new game. Old world blues and Kaiserredux are my favorite mods and they add so much extra content that I’ve been playing them for years now and still aren’t even close to having done everything.

[DoctorAllanGrey]

'Would anyone move over to hearts of iron 5' Well with the atrocious state that effectively all paradox games seem to launch in where they need an extra 18 months of development and 2 major extra DLC releases before they finally actually feel like a complete game, I would assume people will finally stop being first adopters of new paradox releases personally.

King Slop going on a 14 minute soliloquy about the eventual heat death of the universe

[pineapple]

My biggest complaint is lack of quality of life tweaks, being able to save my templates of ships, tanks and planes between playthroughs, so i dont have to re-create the same ones every time.

Also wanting to flick an auto research option or set up a research list that i can save as a template as well.

Also allowing automation of supply building, it doesnt have to be perfevt just dedicate a set of civs or however many to just build railways wherever my supply is struggling.
Also auto research intelligence.

[TnMiDGET]

I think if we get a HOI5 it should have more start dates. The 1939 start date is kind of useless, as a huge part of HOI4’s gameplay is political conflict, revolutions, logistics, and management. New start dates in 1919, 1929, 1947, or 1950 would introduce more replayability, community engagement, and room for DLC. Especially because HOI4 (1936-1945) has one of the shortest time scales in comparison to CK2 and 3, and the Victoria games.