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TOKYO IS FRIGGIN' BEGGING TO BE LEFT ALONE!!!
I kinda expected American armour to come and steal Kanazawa... Sneaky Americans
I kinda expected American armour to come and steal Kanazawa... Sneaky Americans
Don't forget to modify revolt.txt - liberated Communist China will look like it was supposed to be a japanese puppet... Give it all CHC core provinces.
CRUSH THE ALLIES!
Have you got your A-bomb yet?
CRUSH THE ALLIES!
Have you got your A-bomb yet?
Erm... when i read this i laughed:
"Allied troops even had some skirmishes with the Koreans". Poor Soviet Union, doesn't have enough materials for uniforms, so koreans were looking like Japanese civilians or Japanese partisans. No wonder why allies made made some skirmishers. Also it shows how poor Soviet army is if even no uniforms are given. Well this is only explanation i can trace - with Mongolia gone whole Soviet Union walks half-naked, i even suspect that Stalin threw extra resources to make these clothes in picture he is wearing ... Pathetic ... Evil peace loving barbarians at the gates of Far East Cultural Capital ...
"Allied troops even had some skirmishes with the Koreans". Poor Soviet Union, doesn't have enough materials for uniforms, so koreans were looking like Japanese civilians or Japanese partisans. No wonder why allies made made some skirmishers. Also it shows how poor Soviet army is if even no uniforms are given. Well this is only explanation i can trace - with Mongolia gone whole Soviet Union walks half-naked, i even suspect that Stalin threw extra resources to make these clothes in picture he is wearing ... Pathetic ... Evil peace loving barbarians at the gates of Far East Cultural Capital ...
Yeah... what's the status of thr IJN? Are the Americans finally sinking their carriers? If so, you could try to sneak a few transports to Borneo and other rich islands...
B]Update nr.104[/B]
In the morning of September the 8th, thick clouds of smoke blocked the rising sun,
when hundreds of Soviet tanks and thousands of regular infantry charged the suburbs of Tokyo.
The time has come to strike the Japanese where it really hurts...
The land was frozen, but the rivers of hot blood quickly melted the ice.
The deeper the Red Army attacked, the more resistance it faced. When it got dark
the moral crumbled and three Soviet divisions, that were the first to engage
the Japanese, retreated from the city.
That was the sign to send in the second wave of soldiers.
11 fresh Soviet divisions joined the battle, but that still wasn't enough to crush
the Japanese resistance. Field Marshal Timoshenko and his HQ was almost forced to retreat too,
but somehow he managed to keep his men together in such a hostile environment.
Everyone was a potential enemy, even the children and the elderly.
Three days and two waves later Tokyo surrendered,
but by that time Hirohito and Tojo fled the capital and continued
to rule the remainders of the Japanese empire from Amami.
Meanwhile, Soviets and Koreans celebrated the greatest victory of them all.
Two nations, united by one ideology and one enemy, learned how to cooperate in the most extreme
of situations. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship...
Soviet Union lost 53 000 soldiers in Tokyo, but that didn't spoil the joy of victory.
Celebrations were held in all the capitals of Soviet republics. Only the residents of Rome and Berlin
were suspiciously quiet.
And here is the map of Europe. You can see all the new Soviet republics. Notice that Germany,
Austria, Italy and Northern Yugoslavia is under direct Soviet control for safety reasons. Forts [purple squares],
coastal forts [green squares] and new air bases [red squares] are also being built in various important
locations to guarantee protection from foreign enemies, whoever they might be.
An insane amount of radars are being produced and will be deployed
all over the Soviet Union, mostly in Europe. New interceptors combined with these radars
will stop foreign powers, whoever they might be, from bombing our cities.
But the best defense is offense, so Stalin personally orders to expand the VDV.
These men, when trained, will be ready to quickly respond in case of an invasion from abroad,
cutting the enemy supply lines and capturing their airfields.
But the war in the East is not over yet.
Island hopping anyone?
In the morning of September the 8th, thick clouds of smoke blocked the rising sun,
when hundreds of Soviet tanks and thousands of regular infantry charged the suburbs of Tokyo.
The time has come to strike the Japanese where it really hurts...
The land was frozen, but the rivers of hot blood quickly melted the ice.
The deeper the Red Army attacked, the more resistance it faced. When it got dark
the moral crumbled and three Soviet divisions, that were the first to engage
the Japanese, retreated from the city.
That was the sign to send in the second wave of soldiers.
11 fresh Soviet divisions joined the battle, but that still wasn't enough to crush
the Japanese resistance. Field Marshal Timoshenko and his HQ was almost forced to retreat too,
but somehow he managed to keep his men together in such a hostile environment.
Everyone was a potential enemy, even the children and the elderly.
Three days and two waves later Tokyo surrendered,
but by that time Hirohito and Tojo fled the capital and continued
to rule the remainders of the Japanese empire from Amami.
Meanwhile, Soviets and Koreans celebrated the greatest victory of them all.
Two nations, united by one ideology and one enemy, learned how to cooperate in the most extreme
of situations. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship...
Soviet Union lost 53 000 soldiers in Tokyo, but that didn't spoil the joy of victory.
Celebrations were held in all the capitals of Soviet republics. Only the residents of Rome and Berlin
were suspiciously quiet.
And here is the map of Europe. You can see all the new Soviet republics. Notice that Germany,
Austria, Italy and Northern Yugoslavia is under direct Soviet control for safety reasons. Forts [purple squares],
coastal forts [green squares] and new air bases [red squares] are also being built in various important
locations to guarantee protection from foreign enemies, whoever they might be.
An insane amount of radars are being produced and will be deployed
all over the Soviet Union, mostly in Europe. New interceptors combined with these radars
will stop foreign powers, whoever they might be, from bombing our cities.
But the best defense is offense, so Stalin personally orders to expand the VDV.
These men, when trained, will be ready to quickly respond in case of an invasion from abroad,
cutting the enemy supply lines and capturing their airfields.
But the war in the East is not over yet.
Island hopping anyone?
Sorry, I'm a little confused: are the Eastern European states (ie Poland, Czechs + Slovaks) puppet nations or they internal republics of the USSR?
Are you releasing Eastern Europe?! I think your nationality clouds your judgement!
And what do you say about my event? =P
And what do you say about my event? =P
Personally I say that once the war against the capitalist infidels is begun he should knock out Australia and New Zealand first. They're soft targets and will provide extra security for the Indonesian oil fields. Then straight on to Britain! One can never have too much coal on those cold Soviet nights, eh comrades?
Interesting that you're willing to take Italy as a casualty according to the placement of your forts
I am also confused as to which countries you have released. From the picture, I can only see Bulgaria, Croatia, and Serbia as having a capital and visible borders. I'm going to assume that the bold red borders arent in the game because you wouldn't be able to build province improvements in them if they weren't under your direct control. I'm confused as to why Bessarabia isn't included in either the Ukraine or Romanian SSR. Is it suposed to be a special administrative area like Kaliningrad in the real world?
I can't wait to see a Soviet paradrop in New York ala Freedom Fighters. Not that I'm suggesting anything...
chefportnen said:I can't wait to see a Soviet paradrop in New York ala Freedom Fighters. Not that I'm suggesting anything...
Or like World in conflict.
An awesome update!
Looking forward to see the WWIII.
To VILenin:
All those nations with outlined borders are internal republics of Soviet Union.
To Paxdax:
The event idea is very interesting and would certainly fit
the current situation, but i don't want to edit the game in any way.
To Lordban:
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst ;]
To germanpeon:
Moldavian SSR is a part of the Soviet Union, like it should be, but i chose to give Kaliningrad to Lithuania.
IIRC this was discussed in reality, but never came true.
All those nations with outlined borders are internal republics of Soviet Union.
To Paxdax:
The event idea is very interesting and would certainly fit
the current situation, but i don't want to edit the game in any way.
To Lordban:
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst ;]
To germanpeon:
Moldavian SSR is a part of the Soviet Union, like it should be, but i chose to give Kaliningrad to Lithuania.
IIRC this was discussed in reality, but never came true.
Why does the Moldavian SSR exist, if Romania is part of the Soviet Union??? It's role was to be one step towards the conquest of Romania (first thought up by the Tsars), which never came,due to international pressure.