Well, unfortunately, travelling back in time is to this day unachievable, but a little cheating will do the trick.
When you experience moments like this, it pops in your mind the idea of how to “travel” back in time and prevent the events, leading to your ultimate doom, from happening.
It is safe to say that I lost the game, because my small army in mainland Portugal could not defend against nearly 100 fully equipped Axis divisions. One second later, I found myself fighting the USA and the entire Axis powers. Out of nowhere and without any specific reason! It was just their stupid focus, that gave them a war goal against me and the AI immediately used it. Suddenly, in the middle of a fierce offensive, attempted by the brave Portuguese infantry in Texas, the Spanish Empire declared war on me. Because of the fact, that I fought various of my wars alongside the Axis countries, Germany attempted to invite me in their faction, but I always ignored the invitations. In Spain nothing much was happening, except for the Falangists being victorious in the Civil war and later reforming the Spanish Empire. I was attempting to complete the Macau achievement, which is one of the hardest in the game after the latest DLC release – La Resistance. I had the historical AI off, because non-historical games are more fun. I have pupated Japan and China, defeated Britain and was fighting a successful war against the United States of America. Just imagine the following scenario:Ī couple of days ago, I was playing as Portugal and everything was going perfectly. Regarding the Hearts of iron 4 gameplay, of course. Have you ever had the feelings, that things aren’t going your way?
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