I think.............I think that's Australia. They have approx. the same color, and he can see those territories so it's the most logical explanation, since I don't see neither any planes nor ships.
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My thoughts exactly. In daim/smep "the emporer requests peace" should have fired by now.
Wow, japan usually gives up quick once you take the main island. Well keep on going, it is an interesting read. You should annex and release china, thier manpower and your tech will save your asses.Nope, no event has fired yet
Are USA and ENG not "officially" allied? I noticed whenever another country DoWs, it shows a window for USA and Liberia, and then another window for ENG and the rest.
Edit: It actually occurs to me that since USA wasn't in the alliance or the war from the start, it shows as two separate wars, even though they're allied.
Edit: It actually occurs to me that since USA wasn't in the alliance or the war from the start, it shows as two separate wars, even though they're allied.
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Yea, since Liberia is my puppet, declarations of war show for me and the UK and me and Liberia (I think it's Liberia).
Nat. China is annexed, but I am unable to release any puppet that resembles China, only some minor states. I continue to hold my breath that more province I take will allow me to.
For any windows that show declarations of war I usually close some of them before I take the screenshots. I figure its more important to see who allies what countries and declares war then to see the different pop-ups.
Nat. China is annexed, but I am unable to release any puppet that resembles China, only some minor states. I continue to hold my breath that more province I take will allow me to.
For any windows that show declarations of war I usually close some of them before I take the screenshots. I figure its more important to see who allies what countries and declares war then to see the different pop-ups.
USA can't release the big players in vanilla if I remember correctly. Suck's big time, but you could create a Korean puppet and give them China in several months
in my usa game i could release China Nanking.
they get cores on all of china.
there tech teams suck tough and they hardly have leaders and ministers. but they would ease of your TC load and they would probebly just spam infantery.
maybe an experience modder can add the leaders/ministers/tech teams from the different chinees stats.
they get cores on all of china.
there tech teams suck tough and they hardly have leaders and ministers. but they would ease of your TC load and they would probebly just spam infantery.
maybe an experience modder can add the leaders/ministers/tech teams from the different chinees stats.
I think it's not that hard to add Nat. China to the list of releasable nations of your country. Still, you will have to search that in your savegame, because I don't know too much about modding.
Release china-nanking. It has all the cores, and better tech teams iirc. Also usa can release nat chi in vanilla. I have done so several times.
CBS World News – March 10th, 1946
March 10th, 1946
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight, our news report will be on the concerns facing the British situation."
"The situation in the Atlantic has turned for the worse. After failing to secure the convoy routes last year, the attrition of merchant shipping has reached disastrous levels. On estimation, the German fleet sinks roughly 94 of every 100 ships sent to Britain. This disastrous shortcoming in supplies has hit everyday people on the British mainland. Supply shortages of every time have resulted in lines that stretch for blocks on end. From meats and staple foods to tea and coffee has resulted in shortages. Disease has begun to spread from lack of medical supplies. In London alone, there is only enough painkillers for the most sever cases, those being the ones requiring amputation and surgery. Most of the morphine is sent to the frontlines where soldiers continues to put their lives at risk to keep our precious democracy safe."
"The production industry is Britain is slowly grinding to a halt. The ability to produce munitions and war material has been ground down to bare minimums. The overall capacity of the British mainland continues at about 37% of its peak production of the last year. The German's have made through with their threat to isolate Britain, as just last week an escorted battleship squadron was disected by German U-boats and ruthlessly sunk. Survivors were picked up by the following day. There were 215 survivors and it is thought that 2,500 sailors lost their lives."
Spy report for Germany. Obviously, this cannot be put in a news report. We don't want the Germans to know we have spies in their country, eh?
*530 Infantry Divisions (Alot of there are Mechanized, as we found out in India)
*47 Panzer Divisions
*9 Carriers
*2 Battlecruisers
*38 Smaller ships
**On the left-hand panel shows the British economy situation**
***You can also notice the build up of American troops in Southern Britain. Why are they there? Who knows....***
March 10th, 1946
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight, our news report will be on the concerns facing the British situation."
"The situation in the Atlantic has turned for the worse. After failing to secure the convoy routes last year, the attrition of merchant shipping has reached disastrous levels. On estimation, the German fleet sinks roughly 94 of every 100 ships sent to Britain. This disastrous shortcoming in supplies has hit everyday people on the British mainland. Supply shortages of every time have resulted in lines that stretch for blocks on end. From meats and staple foods to tea and coffee has resulted in shortages. Disease has begun to spread from lack of medical supplies. In London alone, there is only enough painkillers for the most sever cases, those being the ones requiring amputation and surgery. Most of the morphine is sent to the frontlines where soldiers continues to put their lives at risk to keep our precious democracy safe."
"The production industry is Britain is slowly grinding to a halt. The ability to produce munitions and war material has been ground down to bare minimums. The overall capacity of the British mainland continues at about 37% of its peak production of the last year. The German's have made through with their threat to isolate Britain, as just last week an escorted battleship squadron was disected by German U-boats and ruthlessly sunk. Survivors were picked up by the following day. There were 215 survivors and it is thought that 2,500 sailors lost their lives."
Spy report for Germany. Obviously, this cannot be put in a news report. We don't want the Germans to know we have spies in their country, eh?
*530 Infantry Divisions (Alot of there are Mechanized, as we found out in India)
*47 Panzer Divisions
*9 Carriers
*2 Battlecruisers
*38 Smaller ships
**On the left-hand panel shows the British economy situation**
***You can also notice the build up of American troops in Southern Britain. Why are they there? Who knows....
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Looks like you've had quite a challenging game.
I see American manpower is decreasing. Hopefully that won't become a problem.
How is the Soviet rebuilding going? They've had a few years since Bitter Peace. Perhaps the Germans are garrisoning the border, which tends to persuade the Soviets to keep quiet.
I see American manpower is decreasing. Hopefully that won't become a problem.
How is the Soviet rebuilding going? They've had a few years since Bitter Peace. Perhaps the Germans are garrisoning the border, which tends to persuade the Soviets to keep quiet.
One way to help Britain would be to simply open up the negotiations menu and give him like 50k of everything, you have quite a surplus and he really needs it.
I hope your D-Day goes well
I hope your D-Day goes well
Damn. Sucks to be Cool right about now. Well, I really see no more way's out of this mess if your D-Day plan fails. In a few years, Germany will be unstoppable.
Let's see if DAIM is better than WIF for reacting to a D Day. If not, It's gonna be a walk in the park.
One way to help Britain would be to simply open up the negotiations menu and give him like 50k of everything, you have quite a surplus and he really needs it.
I hope your D-Day goes well
I have been. I have like 2 or 3 trades of ever resource going to him. Ontop of those trades, I sent packets of 5000 when I can.
Its the only reason his economy isn't doing worse.
Lets say I have 3 trades of 100 rare metal a day. He only gets 18 of that 300 metal a day. That is how bad it is getting. Obviously, within the next year the Atlantic will be our prime focus as I will need to supply those beaches....
CBS World News – August 25th, 1946
August 25th, 1946
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight, the fighting in the Korean peninsula and the recent destruction of the British carriers off of the mainland are the focus of our report."
"Good evening, and welcome to another edition of CBC World News Today. As we have reported over the past several days, the American Marines have been pressing hard into Manchuria and the mountain ranges just north of Korea. One commander reports that this is the heaviest fighting he has seen since they invaded the Japanese home islands. As our soldiers advance towards the Manchurian capital, the American 1st and 2nd armies have been fighting to break the Japanese resistance in Northern Korea. It is clear that the Japanese are low on men and material, and some reports estimate that the Japanese army is on the brink of collapse."
"The British Royal Navy saw its recently commissioned fleet of six carriers disappear under the waves after a raid by German bombers forced it from port. It was then attacked by German naval units waiting in ambush positions outside of Liverpool. This disaster has shocked the British nation as much as the military planners in America. The German Navy has shown that it is a threat not to be taken lightly."
"Recently, the diplomatic situation in the world has been rife with changes. Nicaragua, a Central American country, has joined in military and diplomatic allegiance with Germany. This has caused some concern to Commander Feuersturm, as now the Caribbean may come under the U-boat threat."
August 25th, 1946
CBS World News
"The world today. The Columbia Broadcasting System now presents a summary of the all the important world news today. Reports from CBS correspondents by trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific short wave radio, and the latest developments as received by the Columbia's news room here in New York. Tonight, the fighting in the Korean peninsula and the recent destruction of the British carriers off of the mainland are the focus of our report."
"Good evening, and welcome to another edition of CBC World News Today. As we have reported over the past several days, the American Marines have been pressing hard into Manchuria and the mountain ranges just north of Korea. One commander reports that this is the heaviest fighting he has seen since they invaded the Japanese home islands. As our soldiers advance towards the Manchurian capital, the American 1st and 2nd armies have been fighting to break the Japanese resistance in Northern Korea. It is clear that the Japanese are low on men and material, and some reports estimate that the Japanese army is on the brink of collapse."
"The British Royal Navy saw its recently commissioned fleet of six carriers disappear under the waves after a raid by German bombers forced it from port. It was then attacked by German naval units waiting in ambush positions outside of Liverpool. This disaster has shocked the British nation as much as the military planners in America. The German Navy has shown that it is a threat not to be taken lightly."
"Recently, the diplomatic situation in the world has been rife with changes. Nicaragua, a Central American country, has joined in military and diplomatic allegiance with Germany. This has caused some concern to Commander Feuersturm, as now the Caribbean may come under the U-boat threat."