... I was thinking about increasing the pace a bit, at least for 2-3 weeks. That would mean 2 updates per week, but ONLY if the players are up to it. What say you?
Yes, but that was a rather special case, not representative of a typical update. I didn't feel that there was much more to be said.Well I was about to comment that I only got one opertunity to have my say in that last emergency update.
Sounds reasonable. I think that Surt should be able to keep up, too.Every 4-5 days should be good enough to have a couple of says on matters.
now that's something totally not newit's encouraging in some ways and disappointing and worrying in other ways.
You may be right . However, when the update is posted (probably somewhere around midnight or tomorrow), you will see that in many cases it exemplifies the very idea of a mixed blessing.now that's something totally not new
Don't you remember the Japanese-Soviet Border War? This was also the first time we noticed that we had problems with submarines.Am I missing something? We have sunk a number of Russian vessels, a battlehip among them. When did that happen?
Only indirectly. If the British and the Americans have to build many ships, that means less IC for troops and aircraft.The situation in Europe is not so good. Is there any way Japan could help the European Axis?
Would it be interesting if the Soviets attacked while we were woefully unprepared? Not that I'm suggesting anything . *evil smile*I hope China is finished soon. An attack on the Reds would be interesting to see.
I think that they lost the bulk of their navy. This may have happened when the Axis captured Sevastopol.I wonder what the Russians were up to... I've counted 21 sunken transport fleets on their part...
I think that they lost the bulk of their navy. This may have happened when the Axis captured Sevastopol.
Thanks .Very intense, and very amusing. Keep up the good work!
Maybe they had grand plans in regard to the UK or Japan =>?I meant that I was (and still am) wondering what the Russian built those many transports for in the first place.
He he, I agree, but I think that we've done extremely well so far, because most of the time we've managed to avoid losing capital ships, even if they were badly mauled. I'm quite proud of the this, because escorting ships back to ports safely requires some micromanagement and good timing. IJN Yamato is the only modern capital ship that we've lost so far.Ouch, losing the Yamato hurts. I hate losing ships, but losing a capital ship is worse since they're so difficult to replace.
One Battleship lost, seven battleships, a carrier and an escort carrier sunk. We could've been off much, much worse.