Anyone for 2194? - Page 3

Darius871 · September 21, 2002, 14:03

No need!

I'm already playing Russia in another game, so it wouldn't be my first choice, but hey.

academia · September 21, 2002, 14:35

Ok Pavlov. I agree with you

Pavlov · September 21, 2002, 15:01

Go ahead Darius. I hope you can post the save ASAP, my fingers are itching to fight.

(On a sidenote, I wonder what would happen if Darius suddenly was abducted by aliens or something. How many PBEM's would collapse?)

academia · September 21, 2002, 15:12

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(On a sidenote, I wonder what would happen if Darius suddenly was abducted by aliens or something. How many PBEM's would collapse?)

Place your bets!!!
I feel that... around 25 PBEM...

germanos · September 22, 2002, 11:09

In case anybody is still interested....

Stalin has left the country, and he left it in great disorder: Practically everything is a mess…
General Germanov has taken over Command when he returned from a family weekend in his Datsja in Siberia.

- The seige of Leningrad and Moscow has been broken in a few places. The German forces that had penetrated Russian defenses have been effectively cut off from their supplies.
- Kaliningrad and Saratov liberated.
- Defensive positions west of Stalingrad, Moscow and Leningrad retaken.
- Two German ships sunk in the Baltic.

In the East: Vladivostok reenforced. The situation there is critical: no defense against the Jap Airforce is possible.

Gen. Germanov vows no further Russian territory will suffer from Fascist occupation.

Pavlov · September 22, 2002, 11:20

germanos, thank God you're back! (No offense, Darius

) Now, if only academia could play his turn today...

academia · September 22, 2002, 14:52

Germanos!! Thanx god you are back!!
Yes Pavlov, i´m going to play it...

academia · September 22, 2002, 16:04

News...

PACIFIC OCEAN
Japanese fleet returns to the naval bases to celebrate the victory over US navy.

SOUTHASIA / OCEANIA
Kuala Lumpur captured. Many british troops killed. 2 US submarine sank.

USSR
Vladivostok emptied again.
The Japanese Emperor himself is planning the invasion of Russia.

Next turn... prepare to see Hell on russian soil

Pavlov · September 22, 2002, 16:44

Oh crap, I forgot that it's Germany first, then USA. Looks like I'll have to wait another day.

germanos · September 22, 2002, 16:56

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Originally posted by academia

The Japanese Emperor himself is planning the invasion of Russia.

Next turn... prepare to see Hell on russian soil

We known how to deal with Emperors

All power to the people

academia · September 22, 2002, 17:00

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All power to the people

Yes, tell that to Stalin. He´d like to hear it.

Darius871 · September 22, 2002, 17:45

Aight, bye all. I wasn't too keen on playing the Soviets in two games of this anyway.

DrFell · September 22, 2002, 20:23

The German panzers and Luftwaffe are unmatched in Europe. We have again liberated Kalinin from the rebel Russians. Baku and Astrakhan were also put under our control, and our fuel problems are now solved. As a final testament to the superiority of the Aryan race, the siege of Leningrad was ended last week, and the city has joined the Reich. The Fuhrer now considers Russia to be a mere province of Germany, and hopes to put the Slavic revolt down by the end of 1942.

Another Mediterranian milestone was achieved by Germany this month. The city of Jerusalem was easily captured by our panzergrenadiers, as was Cairo. We're pressing down on the Middle East oil fields, and hope to liberate them in a couple months. Our confidence in the rapid capture of India is so great that we would like to offer our friends the Japanese a meeting in Delhi for January 1943, in order that we may fairly divide up the world. Alternatively, a meeting in Novosibirsk would be just as satisfactory.

Good luck Allies, you're going to need it.

Heil Hitler.

Pavlov · September 23, 2002, 02:29

Press statement from the United States Navy:

Yesterday at 0200 GMT operation Marbles was launched. Using a small number of B-17 bombers an attack was made on the Japanese fleet. According the bomber crews the Japs have already left the Pacific so the bombers had to settle for sinking two submarines and most importantly a wounded battleship heading back to Japan.

A happy president Hazlewood commented on the operation: "In your face, emperor! You can't hide your puny navy from me forever you know." he said and grunted threateningly.

Sub menace pushed back in the Atlantic
Navy reports "successful strikes" but have no further comments.

academia · September 23, 2002, 15:19

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"In your face, emperor! You can't hide your puny navy from me forever you know."

You are celebrating because you sank 2 submarines and hit a battleship!!!

BTW, i´m not hiding my ships. I´m not an idiot!! I won´t place my entire navy in one single place...
does it sound familiar

???? pearl harbour maybe???

Yes, go on with this stupid hypocritical propaganda.

THREE WORDS, JUST THREE WORDS:

REMEMBER PEARL HARBOUR

Pavlov · September 23, 2002, 15:42

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Originally posted by academia
Yes, go on with this stupid hypocritical propaganda.

That's kind of the point with propaganda, academia.

I'll bragg as much as I want!

Stormbringer · September 25, 2002, 00:18

here is the turn. Nothing much happened. I left Tunis defenceless again, and some Japanese cities in the Pacific, but have no means to take them. Building defencess in India. Nothing much more.

Pavlov · September 27, 2002, 03:20

Civfan!

Civfan · September 29, 2002, 15:19

The Forces of china have gaurded gracefully against the Japanese army. A comment made by General Zhang early this morning tells of Chinas mood.
"Well Jim Yuh, we here at the Peoples Republic of China's Army have only lost serveral cities. We still have control of much of China. We have won many battles and will win more. Thank You."
Well that was the news from the General of the Chinese army.

In other news soldiers of the Peoples army in China made desperate attempts at stealing our news recorders, clothing, and personal possessions. One soldier was commented saying that the soldiers have no hope on winning this war. It was a desperate comment and I Jim Yuh was scared enough when the soldiers demanded my underclothing. I think this report should be named the Army of the Poor Republic of China!

Its looks bad here, thank god i live in Japan!

Updated with the ctrl -n used. Hopefully it worked!
thanks germanous

germanos · September 30, 2002, 13:20

CivFan, you should press Ctrl-N at the end of your turn (with one unit still active). Your Units are walking around

Stormbringer · October 1, 2002, 23:37

I killed my computer, and for now cannot play. I hope to get it back working by this weekend, but I might not. If I do not show up for my ternplease find a sub

germanos · October 3, 2002, 03:18

Oops, just saw Civfan uploaded the new Ctrl-N file in his old post.
Will play later today.

germanos · October 3, 2002, 14:40

I just discovered a worm had infected my PC.
you can get rid of it here: http://securityresponse.symantec.com

It's the W32 Bugbear.

Sorry, I don't know if it works itself in the gamefiles I uploaded.

I'll have to check my PC for other sh*t before I upload more.

germanos · October 4, 2002, 13:18

Pfew...

Well, not much happened in my turn.

Defenses upgraded to withstand the joint Axis offensive.

Seeing the riches of my allies, the Soviet Union asks for loans from our capitalists friends.

That it ever had to come that far brings great displeasure among our economy-planners. It may effect the mood of our citizens more then the fall of Leningrad.

academia · October 4, 2002, 15:11

News...

PACIFIC OCEAN
All quiet. Some US bombers detected...

SOUTHASIA / OCEANIA
4 British vessels sank

CHINA
Some infantry killed

RUSSIA
First russian city fell to the power of the Empire of JAPAN!!!
Vladivostok captured!!!! Khabarovsk conquered too.
Nerchinsk erased from the map of the Earth.

Russia: Resistance is futile!!!! Prepare to die

Pavlov · October 5, 2002, 09:38

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Originally posted by germanos
Seeing the riches of my allies, the Soviet Union asks for loans from our capitalists friends.

That it ever had to come that far brings great displeasure among our economy-planners. It may effect the mood of our citizens more then the fall of Leningrad.

Sorry Germanos, this scen has negotiations off which means neither I or Stormbringer could give you gifts.