There's a bug where Anti-Air guns fire both before and during battle. How can I fix this?

It's because I had to add this property to make sea mines work the way they do in World War 1.

Turning it off solves the issue, but then the mines stop doing anything.

@Cernel The amount of real estate that a name takes up on the map also matters. If the name is too long and ends up bleeding over into neighboring territories or having to be shrunk to a barely readable font size, the result ends up looking ugly.

Bohemia works as a shorthand that was in common use for Bohemia-Moravia. There’s no problem with doing that - notice we’re not obliged to refer to the UK player as “United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland” in all contexts.

Hesse actually looks out of place now as Germany’s western border territory - the real state of Hesse doesn’t touch Belgium or France at all. Either Rhineland or Westphalia would be more appropriate for that.

@Vendetta said:

@Schulz said:

Berlin should not be closer to Krakow than Warsaw is. Either Silesia should be split, or Neumark and West Prussia should be merged.

Upper Silesia (east) and Lower Silesia (west) are the natural divisions if you decide to split Silesia.

Yes, but currently Upper Silesia is practically split almost in half betwen the Silesia and the Krakow territories (or at least looks like to me). Connections wise, it is more like as if it is part of Krakow because the actual Upper Silesia bordered Slovakia.

@KurtGodel7 said:

Claude's take on this:

Posen --> Wartheland

Agree. That’s exactly Reichsgau Wartheland in 1941. It also matches “West Prussia” (Danzig–West Prussia), which already uses the 1941 German name.

Bohemia --> Bohemia/Moravia

Agree. It’s the Protectorate.

Vienna--> Austria

Already done in draft 100.

Silesia--> Lower Silesia

Disagree. German Upper Silesia is in it, so “Lower” would be wrong. Keep Silesia.

Neumark --> southern Pomerania

Disagree. Schneidemühl did become Pomeranian in 1938, but Landsberg and Frankfurt an der Oder were Brandenburg. Landsberg was the Neumark’s chief town. If a change is wanted, “Grenzmark” fits the Schneidemühl half better. Pomerania then needs no “northern”.

Wurttemberg --> Baden

Disagree. “Baden” would drop Stuttgart. The accurate name, Baden-Württemberg, dates from 1952. Keep Wurttemberg.

Hesse --> Rhineland

Disagree, mildly. It’s a mix, but Cologne, the heart of the Rhineland, is in our Ruhr territory. “Rhineland” would mislead, so keep Hesse.

Ruhr --> Westphalia

Either works. Ruhr is the name players know, and it covers Cologne. Westphalia is more “provincial” in style but excludes Cologne. I’d keep Ruhr.

I actually disagree with everything Claude disagreed here except on Baden or Württemberg, as that could go either way. (I've only a slight preference for the former, mostly based on the fact that I assume the territory comprises Alsace too.)

I didn't like the name Bohemia/Moravia. Where possible I'd prefer for a territory to have one name instead of two.

Bohemia - Moravia are not two names: it's one name. The territory itself was called "Bohemia and Moravia" (in German). Do you mean that you want only one word? If only one word, of course "Bohemia" is (by far) the most important one of the two, but it would not be a good name.

It's like calling the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" as just "Britain". You can do that, but it is not a good name because it is as if you are excluding Northern Ireland.

Alternatively, you can split the territory in two west-east and call the western one Bohemia and the eastern one Moravia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravia