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Author Topic: Nation Forge — Iron Desert [1863] — Beware the Ides of March  (Read 198249 times)

You can definitely study the design. Maybe you'll find the problem with them. We'll just send you a crate free of cost. Courtesy of General Sedik :-)

Alright. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
also Mikoyan, are you grunterdb?
« Last Edit: March 18, 2016, 08:24:11 PM by bigcapitalbaka »

Mikoyan controls two sides of a civil war and is obviously tipping this in a direction to change the state of... the sate.





go mikoyan!!

Alright. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
also Mikoyan, are you grunterdb?

no, Mikoyan is Mikoyan the first and only

Oh yeah I probably should have said I have permission from SWAT and grunter to do this ;-)

no, Mikoyan is Mikoyan the first and only


Wait why is Miyoki fighting and who is Miyoki fighting

Wait why is Miyoki fighting and who is Miyoki fighting
himself

Why are you hitting yourself?

Why are you hitting yourself?

i disagree with your methods of number crunching, i guess. i had 12-13 million people in pre-war territory, and i just assumed that gruzia-nec and east arcon had enough population to hit 20 mil after casualty counts. you yourself mentioned west sunyong alone carrying 2.7 million people at one point. or are all the civilians immediately willing to take up arms valiantly? of course, the 20 million figure isn't valid in my eyes anymore either but that's just because gruzia is a vassal now and not annexed.

Your total population as of this point should probably be 18 million.



furthermore, do you really think that romekate forces would just be mixed in with the militias when the order is sent? it's like step 1 for them to not be mixed in when the annexation announcement is called, and i didn't mention it because it's sort of the baseline of what's implied considering i tried migrating the militia out before.

if they /are/ mixed in, though, then there was a strictly romekati-eyes-only order to destroy the militia before the annexation announcement was sent. of course, since i disagree with the notion that they were mixed, this is probably voided. unless you insist on giving me the opening attack.

I think this matter would be best discussed over steam.  Lmk when you are available.  My battery in my comp is stuff and I've been turning off Steam a lot to preserve power.



Nono, that was way back in the 20s.  They have since been re-engineered to function properly and continue to function properly.




Map updates will come tomorrow, now that I have some time to spare.


Here is a rare photo back from the early 1840s when Romek-Inen invaded Sunyong, this photo was taken during the heat of battle when Sunyong Militias were getting pushed pack and mowed down by Romek Troops

(Photo taken from Total War: Shogun 2 - Fall of the Samurai)


Here is a rare photo back from the early 1840s when Romek-Inen invaded Sunyong, this photo was taken during the heat of battle when Sunyong Militias were getting pushed pack and mowed down by Romek Troops
you keep forgetting i was involved i n the war

more accurately
« Last Edit: March 19, 2016, 08:32:15 AM by Decepticon »

thats actually the most accurate

more accurately


my flashlight will beat your tau technosorcery