I wonder if the Greek capital auto-relocate to Crete when mainland falls. It might end up on one of those little Aagean isle, oops! 
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I wonder if the Greek capital auto-relocate to Crete when mainland falls. It might end up on one of those little Aagean isle, oops!
Yea It did in my last game.
It got really annoying so I savefile modded it to Crete.
This is just crazy. Allied forces fighting Soviets AND Zombies. At the same time.
Epic.
Keep up the good work.
Epic.
Keep up the good work.
Haha! Just what I thought! You would need plenty of convoys to supply Crete when that happens. Imagine some barren island supporting Crete. Modding or custom event is inevitable.
Above Occupied Yugoslavian Airspace
Albanian delegation transport plane
December 3rd 1946
Omer Nishani, the new President of the Albanian People’s Socialist Republic sat in his spot as the plane flew back from Moscow to Tirana. The meeting between him and the Soviet Foreign Minister, Vyacheslav Molotov went without any problems as the Communist in Albania were able to seize control of the nation and allied with the Comintern. As the President flew, he knew that when he returned to his control, there will be a division of Soviet troops sent over to protect the controls Capital.
As he pondered how quick the revolution in Albania was, his Chief of Staff sat in the seat in front of him. Marshal Mehmet Shehu started to speak “Comrade President, we have the location of the former King.” Omer responded, “This is great news, where is he?” The Marshal responded, “The former king was spotted boarding a British destroyer west of the country. Most likely he is heading towards London to head a government in exile. But I find this to have little effect as many people in Albania see him as corrupt.”
Nodding, the new President said, “Have the plans been drawn? We will be sending our forces north to occupied Venice right?” The Marshal replied, “Correct, the 1st Albanian Infantry Division and 2 Militia divisions are being sent to assist in the defences.”
It's no suprise that the Albanians sided with the Soviets as their nation was bursting with Pro-Soviets. The Balkans are now all Pro-Soviet.
Albanian delegation transport plane
December 3rd 1946
Omer Nishani, the new President of the Albanian People’s Socialist Republic sat in his spot as the plane flew back from Moscow to Tirana. The meeting between him and the Soviet Foreign Minister, Vyacheslav Molotov went without any problems as the Communist in Albania were able to seize control of the nation and allied with the Comintern. As the President flew, he knew that when he returned to his control, there will be a division of Soviet troops sent over to protect the controls Capital.
As he pondered how quick the revolution in Albania was, his Chief of Staff sat in the seat in front of him. Marshal Mehmet Shehu started to speak “Comrade President, we have the location of the former King.” Omer responded, “This is great news, where is he?” The Marshal responded, “The former king was spotted boarding a British destroyer west of the country. Most likely he is heading towards London to head a government in exile. But I find this to have little effect as many people in Albania see him as corrupt.”
Nodding, the new President said, “Have the plans been drawn? We will be sending our forces north to occupied Venice right?” The Marshal replied, “Correct, the 1st Albanian Infantry Division and 2 Militia divisions are being sent to assist in the defences.”
It's no suprise that the Albanians sided with the Soviets as their nation was bursting with Pro-Soviets. The Balkans are now all Pro-Soviet.
Yep! Screw the zombies! The Albanians are coming!!
This is true. I just savefiled modded the game, changing the capital to Crete instead of the island that has a connection to Athens.
Thanks!!!
last map showing plague spread gives some nice borders. i like them...
lol, they'll change during the month of December, I promise
The French Assault part I
Near Dunkerque, France
7th Infantry Division Field HQ
December 12th 1946
Colonel Jean Parti walked towards his commander’s tent. The field HQ that he was in wasn’t the greatest, but it sure as hell helped with the logistics. The Colonel parted aside the flaps of the tent and entered the heart of the HQ. There, his superior officer Major General Bingen of the 7th Infantry Division was trying his best to co-ordinate his forces for an apparent attack onto infected territory. The General turned and saw Jean standing there, waiting.
The Colonel saw the General see him and saluted. “Colonel Jean Parti, 87th Infantry Brigade!” “At ease Colonel,” replied the General. “I requested your presence here because the French High Command decided that it was the best time to launch a counterattack against the enemy. They are positive that our forces will be able to break the stalemate around France.”
“Is High Command just directing us to attack?” asked the Colonel. “Non, HC has ordered for me a assemble my division and along with two other divisions which will be placed under the overall command of General Dufieux. Then, we will launch an attack onto infested Dunkerque around 3 hours from now. As well, there will be another, larger assault Reims by French divisions.” Said Bingen.
“I understand sir, I’ll redirect your orders to my men.” Said Colonel and he started for the tent’s entrance when he stopped. Turning back to the General, he said “Sire, may I speak freely?” The General, slightly confused gestured his allowance. “Well…sir…It’s just that…I think something will go wrong with this…”
This attack, along with another attack onto infested Reims would become one of the more darker chapters in the infestation wars...
Well you have to attack the zombies at some point. Shame it looks like this is going to end in catastrophe.
The French Assault part II
Near Dunkerque, France
Retreating from Dunkerque Offensive
December 13th 1946
Colonel Partei was muddy. Muddy, filthy and wet. The attack onto the infested stronghold in Dunkerque was an absolute failure. The 7th Infantry wasn’t able to link up with the 9th as the infected were greater numbered than they appeared and the general morale dropped as they raced towards the soldiers. The creatures the Colonel saw wasn’t normal…they ran…after the 87th. His men bravely held their line, taught to shot the heads but were aiming at the bodies. Now, a couple hours after the start of the offensive, the 87th Brigade was just ¼ of its original strength.
The Colonel lead his troops, all 1,000 of the former 4,000 marched back towards where the fallback position was to be. As they marched, he found a signal personnel and began to say, “Private, doe the Comm. still work?” Not referring back in a formal order, the Private replied, “I dunno, let me check…” The Colonel obviously saw the despair in the young private’s eyes. After a couple times of whacking the unit on the side, the Private was able to get a tone. “Sir!”, said the Private with a hint of hope, “It works!” The Colonel then shouted to the entire Brigade, “HALT!! We have a Comm. working!!” Many of the soldiers looked towards the Colonel’s direction, their faces though muddied creaked of hope.
“Get a message to HQ. Ask for the current situation.” “Understood sir.” Replied the Private. “Command, Command this is the 87th Infantry Brigade, can you hear us?” The private then turned to the Colonel and said, “Someone replied. They want to speak to you.” Handing the phone over to the Colonel, he started, “Yes?” “Colonel, this is Major General Henri of the 15th Infantry Division. We have been ordered onto a general retreat back towards the rivers. I repeat, a general retreat.”
The Colonel was shocked and replied, “But…sir, what happened to the other offensive?” The General replied in a small stuttered voice, “Over 200,000 soilders fought in Reims, with backup being sent from the East…but they never arrived on time. Around 30-40,000 survived…the Marshal has ordered for a general retreat…”
Both offensives taught not only the French, but also the Allies that logistics and training, as well as morale were extremely important in the coming days...
what logistics... i thought it was after 2ww
morale... like look at them, you will be them if you fail?
morale... like look at them, you will be them if you fail?
Well that went as well as expected. Hopefully somewhere along the line someone will learn the lessons needed to stop the tide of inevitable defeats.
what logistics... i thought it was after 2ww
morale... like look at them, you will be them if you fail?
True, I should of been more specific, the French.