Yugoslavia was a compromise to unite the solidified distinct nationalities. In the games timeframe the identity was regional more than national,so which ever South Slav nation conquered the rest would simply impose its own identity onto them.
When going to fascist Yugoslavia ("Sign the Tripartite Pact" focus after "Invite German Military Mission" to remove "Anti-German Military" national spirit). Germany gets an event where they are firing an event for the UK. The UK in its event has...
For one accustomed to walking the political tightrope, Marshal Tito’s nerve has been severely tested by the netless high wire separating the national Communism of Poland from that of Hungary. In ...
Yugoslavia MIOs are decent. But focus tree (Industrialization and armed forces branch) does not have the same impact as Hungary. Some reductions from 70 to 35 days, or add something that goes beyond giving 1 civ in exchange for 70 days, can help with gameplay. By the way, add more some things in “Prospect for resources” can be good.
With Battle for the Boshporus DLC, Yugoslavia got new content. Half of which is very weird. I like the fact that the AI (not the player) doesn't make puppet Croatia once again (which was unhistorical), and the weeding part. But everything...
In a Balkans Dominance Romania game, I've been able to get most of the conquests via the focus tree, but I'm stumped as to how the Divide Yugoslavia decisions work. Do I need to invite Italy or Germany, or can I do it myself? I've been placing...
But if you invite all possible members right before you send the ultimatum (Germany and Italy will almost always accept), Yugoslavia is very likely to accept. I had a co-op game where Austria-Hungary and Romania (both players) had a combined forces of 200 divisions, mostly 20 width, while Yugoslavia had 30 divisions at best, but they still refused.