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Всем привет! Нашёл эту прекрасную коллекцию от пользователя CriticalError на забугорном форуме. Перенёс все ссылки и названия в .html страничку (как каталог). 756 дополнений загруженных на Google Disk (у некоторых есть пример для просмотра). P.S Сделал для себя, может кому пригодится ещё. Оставляю

Быстрый старт Интерактивный установщик за 2 минуты настроит всё: Домен и SSL-сертификаты (Let's Encrypt) PostgreSQL, JWT-секреты, данные администратора Подключение к Remnawave API Telegram-бот Nginx (встроенный с авто-SSL или свой reverse proxy)

Welcome to Thousand Weeb Reich, An anime potrait mod for Thousand week Reich mod Mod Content: currently major and prominent leader (more will be added soon)

The "Unique Infantry Equipment" mod for Hearts of Iron 4 adds to the game many models of small arms, which were used by all countries from 1918 to 1946. All types of weapons have the correct names and are spelled out to their countries.

This mod is made to improve the graphics of the game, without lowering its performance or altering the checksum. The better graphics currently include: tile borders darkblue water (enable 'high-quality-pixel-shaders' and 'reflections') white mapfont better frontlines less Snow

Replaces various nation leaders with their respective Team Fortress 2 mercenary (As well as some side characters) Including: Demoman/Civilian for Britain Heavy for The Soviet Union Medic for Germany Spy for France Engineer/Soldier/Scout for America Sniper for New Zealand Pyro for Poland Saxton Hale

This mod is not meant for gameplay but as a resource for the modding community. This includes 250+ national focus icons covering political, religious, military, and socio-economic topics related to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Burma, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and few other

*No Step Back DLC is required to use this mod.* As the largest tank force of the Second World War, the Red Army had tens of thousands of operational tanks by the conflict's end, and employed dozens upon dozens of designs dating back to the first domestically-produced T-18 tanks in 1928. By the