Kapituliren? Niemals!

[unmerged(44312)]

This is certainly a War to end all Wars! Thats 18 years, since 1939 of Total War in Europe and 20 years of war in Asia alone!!! The human cost will be ten or twenty times bigger not counting the post-nuclear effect, than in OTL, thats like 600 million - 1.2 Billion human costs!!!! Well, we can now say, that this is not Total War, but more like the Armaggeddon War!

Anyway this is one, is without any doubt, one of the greatest AAR ever in AARland!

 

[unmerged(44312)]

Just one question! Will this AAR end in 1964, as in Armaggeddon?

Edit: From what I make of the images, am I right to conclude that most frontline troops of the comiterm are from China?

 

[Manziel]

he plays with no-time-limit mod, so the game will end when he decides to

 

[Kami888]

With the loss of its primary port in the Baltic, I am sure that the Soviet fleet will not last long.


Oh, the good old "nuke japan" strategy. I don't know what the Soviets hoped to achieve by nuking a province with no industry or resources.


The Chinese are really pushing in Borneo. One thing that disturbs me though - notice the commanding officer in charge of Communist forces. What is wrong with that guy?


After the fall of Leningrad the Soviet northern front started to collapse pretty quickly.


Battler of Murmansk. Notice the Soviet commander. Oh man this game is really screwed up.


Soviets begin a counter-attack near Stalingrad.


In the process they also manage to destroy 4 French divisions and 3 German. And also this is what they do with my aircraft.


On the central front Moscow is within sight, but the temperature is dropping rapidly. Let's see if I can get Moscow before winter.


This is the end of anti-communist resistance in Borneo. As there is no evacuation transport in that area, all allied troops surrender.


To compensate, here are some naval victories. The Soviet fleet is being slaughtered now.

 

[ColossusCrusher]

Who was the second commander?
The first was Chiang...odd...

 

[Kami888]

Iraqis are revolting again. The American troops are dispatched to crush them.


After a failed assault on Rybinsk in attempt to encircle Moscow, the Allied army attacks Moscow directly. Street fighting begins.


Soviets attempt to bring reinforcements but they cannot bring much. The air support is crucial, and Moscow should fall.


And so after just 1 and a half weeks of combat, the allied armies are parading on the Red Square. I'd give you some footage of the Battle of Moscow but it contains too many swastikas so I can't.


Central Ukraine is cleared of Soviet presence, but Baku is temporarily lost.


Soon enough the Soviet fleet will cease to exist. The Japanese fleet-in-exile might cease to exist as well.


6 german divisions wiped out, but now I have manpower reserve to take care of that. Plus the number of Soviet divisions destrpyed in Finland and Ukraine is far greater.


Yeah nuke those Japs! Just don't nuke me please. (Note that the color of USA is the same as of Commie Japan.) (Note also that I have 2 nukes which I am keeping inr eserve right now. There are no good targets against which I would want to use them)


Eliminating more Soviet remains in upper Scandinavia.



World Map. The end must be near.

 

[ColossusCrusher]

Is it a good idea to send Americans to Iraq?

 

[Kami888]

The US troops haven't even left the area yet and the Iraqis are revolting yet again.


The last Soviet troops in Scandinavia.


The Danish Empire as of now. Perhaps I should move capital to Oslo or something.


Soviet brakethrough in Middle East plus yet another Iraqi revolt.


The capture of Murmansk will be pretty symbolic given that it bears the name of Soviet Gensek.


Beginning advance on Stalingrad.


A short-lived assault on Stalingrad is held but quickly broken off due to insufficient firepower and other priorities. This time the German high command decides to simply ignore Stalingrad for a time being and advance southward instead.


The last Soviet naval port in the Atlantic is about to fall. The Soviet fleet will never exist again.


The encirclement in the caucasus is pulled off successfully.


Some additional divisions are taken care off.

 

[Kami888]

Is it a good idea to send Americans to Iraq?

Well they are the ones who are in charge of Middle Eastern theater of operations (along with British).
Their troops are the closest to the revolters.

 

[unmerged(16216)]

amazing Nuke Stalingrad

 

[ColossusCrusher]

I figured that, but I was making a joke referencing today's Iraq quagmire.

 

[Kami888]

I figured that, but I was making a joke referencing today's Iraq quagmire.

There is no quagmire in Iraq. The Iraqi people have embraced liberty and welcomed international troops who found many weapons of mass destruction.

Everything is perfect. Don't listen to anyone who says otherwise.

 

[Kami888]

Regarding the perpetual atomic explosions in Japan, in 20 years the animal inhabitants of Japan will look like this:
http://prikola.net/flash/mult/5.swf

 

[Matt13333]

This war just never ends, will it?

 

[cloneof]

Aie! Fins stayed out of Dans! Wich is good cause we where first under swedish, then under Russia, then indipendence, then to Soviet Union and now it could have been Dans... Darn we Fins move to one owner to another :wacko:.

 

[Kami888]

Wich is good cause we where first under swedish, then under Russia, then indipendence, then to Soviet Union and now it could have been Dans... Darn we Fins move to one owner to another

Such is the fate of any weak country. If you don't have an army that can crush everyone else or an economy that can outproduce everyone else - you are not indpendent.

 

[Viden]

Chiang with the commies? :rofl:

I dont understand whats wrogn with the Soviet commander.

 

[Roman_legion]

Wow, i remember back on page eight were you were totally screwed.. the situation has very well indeed turned

 

[unmerged(70464)]

Regarding the perpetual atomic explosions in Japan, in 20 years the animal inhabitants of Japan will look like this:
http://prikola.net/flash/mult/5.swf

...Tacgnol?

 

[Kami888]

Quite possibly. Or his adversary. Whichever.