This was the version that was included in the final release. The second iteration was a facelift of the first version that altered its cosmetics and fixed some of its most severe flaws, such as improving the tax system, fixing government spending, and reworking the factors that would affect the economy.The developers are not proud of this version of the economy. The first iteration was a rather scant prototype that only allowed the player to control military spending, civilian spending, liquid reserves, and construction, as well as providing other economic data like GDP and income.The economic mechanics of the game underwent numerous iterations during development, both before release and for the 'Toolbox Theory' update:.The South African War ending in the pro-OFN leaning ceasefire.Italy successfully undergoing democratization through Ciano’s reforms.The English Civil War ending with HMMLR losing to the collaborators and Margaret Thatcher becoming the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

By the 1980s, the USA would be a de facto one party state, as this was before Toolbox Theory made rifts in the Republican-Democratic Coalition (then a wholly unified party) far more palpable. The National Progressive Party in the United States never managing to win any Presidential elections (with the 1972 election being won by George McGovern).The Great Asian War ending in China's victory and Japan losing its status as a superpower.During the second West Russian War, the resurgent Soviet Union would only manage to reclaim part of their lost territory up to Moscow before the OFN calls a ceasefire. After Zhukov's death in 1974, he was to be succeeded by Sergey Akhromeyev. The WRRF would have proceeded to defeat the Siberian Federation, becoming a rising power in her own right once again in the 70s. In contrast, Magadan (who united the Far East) would have fought a war against Pokryshkin's Central Siberian Federation, with the latter emerging victorious. Batov's Ural Military District uniting Western Siberia and being peacefully annexed by Georgy Zhukov's West Russian Revolutionary Front.Hitler choosing Heydrich as his successor, but Bormann winning the German Civil War, eventually heading Germany to a slow decline.This plan has since been scrapped from the mod but would have included: At one point, head writer Lonely Knightess had an internal canon for a second start date in 1972.Lonely Knightess has stated that they originally thought of writing an alternate history novel before deciding to develop the novel's ideas into a proto-TNO game mod instead.Threatened with being stuck in Development Hell, the developers opted to remove this element of the lore instead. Eventually, the Atlantropa project was removed altogether because it raised hundreds of Fridge Logic questions about its existence, which bottlenecked the development of the Mediterranean nations. Since then, Atlantropa was largely downplayed ◊ and, for the most part, it only opened new lands in the Adriatic Sea. In the earlier stages of development, Atlantropa dried almost the entire Western Mediterranean Sea ◊, which became a separate Reichskommissariat Mittelmeer under the leadership of Karl Dönitz.The New Order was initially being developed for Victoria II, but it was later ported to Hearts of Iron IV as it was far more mod-friendly than Victoria, especially in regards to province modding, which is necessary to portray Atlantropa in the game.(When In-game) Enter the command '/load WeaponsOverhaul' or '/load WeaponsOverhaulSprites', depending one which version you have installed.Unzip the file then place the Weapons Overhaul folder into your Nuclear Throne Together mods folder.Download 'WeaponsOverhaul.zip' or 'WeaponsOverhaulSprites.zip'.Get Nuclear Throne Together (Recommended v9944 or Above).

WeaponsOverhaulSprites.zip is the spritemod version of Weapons Overhaul, containing only sprites, because they are implemented in the spritemod format, they can be used without the game being considered 'Modded'.įollow development of my other projects: report any bugs/feedback to WigglerCola#1288 in the NT Discord. WeaponsOverhaul.zip contains both the resprites and rebalancing for weapons. Weapons Overhaul has two different versions available for download. See the README.txt for more info about the changes weapons have recieved. Weapons Overhaul is a Nuclear Throne Together mod that resprites every (obtainable) weapon in the game, alongside bringing many (optional) balancing changes and even some full reworks for a couple of weapons.

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