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I feel like a big dummy for not saving it but in my Commune of France game in Kaiserreich Canada surrendered to my CSA allies on November 5th.
"Remember, Remember" just got a whole new meaning.
"Remember, Remember" just got a whole new meaning.
Custom country I added into Kaiserreich
Ever consider releasing this as a submod?
Reminds me of that time I pulled off an Overlord as Venezuela in HoI2.
Did the Japanese capture the Glorious and the British in turn sunk it? Weird.
It's possible to capture ships.
...I'm not quite sure how the Japanese would have gotten Glorious though. Unless she was docked in Burma or Singapore and they took it?
...I'm not quite sure how the Japanese would have gotten Glorious though. Unless she was docked in Burma or Singapore and they took it?
I loaded up a save game to check and yup, I had separated the Glorious from my CV squadron after a particularly nasty battle for some repair and based her in Saigon. It was around the same time I was evaccing Indochina to push forward onto Taiwan and Okinawa for a knock out punch on Japan. I had moved the Glorious to Hainan but probably forgot to rebase her, so when the Japanese re-took Saigon they got another carrier lol.
Capturing a capital ship is extremely rare, you're lucky to have witnessed it first hand, I have never, since HoI2 was released, seen it first hand.
Here's from another thread, posted by a dev:
"There's a (quite) slim chance to capture enemy fleets in port.
It is based on a random factor (0..99) + FleetSize*5. The fleet will be captured when the result is under 10 AND there are no loaded with troops transport ships in the fleet.
As you can see only fleets of 1 ship (this gives 5 points) can be captured with a 5% chance (0 to 4 random factor out of 100)."
No ideea, what i was thinking is that Fengtian had troops stationated in Tokyo and when i inherited them i got control of those troops