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Author Topic: Sid Jairo's Europa Forumalis: WW2 (v2) - STILL I RISE... LIKE DUST, STILL I RISE  (Read 73257 times)

everyone else has been building ships in like, six seconds. i had planned to make my ships take like, a year to build, but you forgeters are like "lolnope i just stuff out six battleships in a single news post" so i thought that general building principles didnt really apply so i spend like, 1-2 months per ship

if you want to enforce the rules appropriately then lets do so for everyone yes

uh just cuba doing that


i don't think anyone else has announced new ships

I've laid down a few battleships but that's it

no one has really been noting production of anything

its been closer to "oh i researched this tech, i now have a lot of them"

cuba noted the date that they were finished, not when they were started. a lot of time goes into unnecessary things like furnishings, paint, and proper deck armor

britain starts 5 battleships that i was supposed to have started by now

britain starts 5 battleships that i was supposed to have started by now

in your defense i think producing battleships was implied in modernizing your navy

oh yeah
well in that case i make one more
i officially have the edge over the axis

Why did Brazil, with a "new introduction of battleships", make ships in what could be considered less than a week?
Lol.

Italy's south american fleet (yes, we had that in south america for a while) begins to blockade Rio Grande; this is not an ATTACK on it. We are simply disallowing Brazilian military ships to approach Argentina.
Any instigation such as sinking ships is just cause for defense.

Since Brazil attacked their forces first, the coalition isn't bound to come to his aid, yes?
« Last Edit: February 25, 2015, 09:01:15 PM by Swat 3 »

Since Brazil attacked their forces first, the coalition isn't bound to come to his aid, yes?

i believe so but i feel like they'll join in if it gets too rough for brazil

Why did Brazil, with a "new introduction of battleships", make ships in what could be considered less than a week?
Lol.

Italy's south american fleet (yes, we had that in south america for a while) begins to blockade Rio Grande; this is not an ATTACK on it. We are simply disallowing Brazilian military ships to approach Argentina.
Any instigation such as sinking ships is just cause for defense.

Since Brazil attacked their forces first, the coalition isn't bound to come to his aid, yes?
most passive-aggressive stuff ever lol

Why did Brazil, with a "new introduction of battleships", make ships in what could be considered less than a week?
Lol.

Italy's south american fleet (yes, we had that in south america for a while) begins to blockade Rio Grande; this is not an ATTACK on it. We are simply disallowing Brazilian military ships to approach Argentina.
Any instigation such as sinking ships is just cause for defense.

Since Brazil attacked their forces first, the coalition isn't bound to come to his aid, yes?
why don't you go blockade argentinas ports and scout for brazillian ships like I did with the british carribean

most passive-aggressive stuff ever lol
They are actively attacking my friends/allies in Bolivia.

I just don't want them to mount an assault on Argentina via water vessels. All citizen ships (excluding big and possible soldier-hidey cargo ships) will be able to pass the blockade.

why don't you go blockade argentinas ports and scout for brazillian ships like I did with the british carribean
im confused

you are saying go to argentina's ports and basically blockade the outside from coming in?
do you have geographical skills

take a close look at the size difference between Argentina and British carribean

Besides, it isn't like we are pressing our butt cheeks on Rio Grande. More like "offensive scouting" where we plan to follow Brazilian ships or tell them to not go towards Cuba or Argentina.
« Last Edit: February 25, 2015, 09:10:36 PM by Swat 3 »

The UK offers trade routes to Brazil and the rest of the Latin American Coalition.
sure