INES II: Gone is the Old Guard

[Karalysia]

OOC: I have so many atrocities to commit on my people it would interfere with my busy schedule of crimes against humanity. Once I've sufficiently sated my blood lust with many Chinese orphans we can have our war.

[Crezth]

OOC: Ah but whose side will Argentine splicers fight on?

[~Darkening~]

TO ASEAN, FEAR, India.
From: The PRC

We demand you end your illegal occupation of Chinese territories.

[Karalysia]

Originally Posted by ~Darkening~

TO ASEAN, FEAR, India.
From: The PRC

We demand you end your illegal occupation of Chinese territories.

[TheLizardKing]

Map update with treaty


OOC: Well, considering all this revealing of information about propaganda, chinese orphans, and splicers, I guess its a good time to reveal the Moroccan Spartan Training Program.

[~Darkening~]

OOC:.......C'mon. Save me some time and effort here. I mean, do you really think you're going to win ? Just do the right thing, back out of China, and we can be friends!

[Karalysia]

Originally Posted by ~Darkening~

OOC:.......C'mon. Save me some time and effort here. I mean, do you really think you're going to win ? Just do the right thing, back out of China, and we can be friends!

[Crezth]

OOC: I don't understand how China folds like a paper dragon in every single modern-times NES ever but OKEY

[~Darkening~]

......It shouldn't, and as they pretty much fail to realize, can't. Do you honestly expect to control a region ~700 million to 1.something billion a year? Go ahead and ignore the logistics hell you'll be undergoing, ignore the never-ending rebellions, ignore the MASSIVE manpower and income-drain it'll be, ignore the continuing morale losses you'll be suffering, and every other bloody reason that you're going to fail. I'll be happy.

I mean, I can raise more conscripts than the total of your armies in a year. I'll drown you, if needed.

[Karalysia]

You own Tibet and part of India, where is this manpower coming from? How many bodies are you going to absorb bullets with before you run out? Trust me I have a billion bullet and if need be I will place them in a billion bodies. China is mine now and forever.

[Kozmos]

Tektronix R&D and testing grounds were much different from Fenix genetech labs. It was not unexpected Jacques thought, one dealt with electronics and robotics while the other dabbled in the less pleasant parts of genetic research. The immediate difference was obvious. While Fenix labs were clean and ordered, there was chaos here. Various electronic components were lying around and grease monkeys were hovering over them. Breaking them, merging them…making minor adjustments as they said. Jacques had no clue what the hell they were doing. It all seemed like an oversized garage to him.

The Tektronix representative in his slick black suit and with a hideous goatee and moustache didn’t seem overly concerned by the Weapons Ambassadors inspection. Not that he had much reason to. The French government was extremely generous as of late when dealing with its various investments. It was beginning to annoy Jacques. He was starting to feel like an errand boy sent on all these inspections.

Stroking his goatee he replied “Not much to see here. This is the dirty part of electronics development, where our products go into refinement for endurance purposes. I assure you the experimental technologies are developed in sterile labs equipped with computer assisted design and manufacturing.”

Stepping on a pool of what Jacques guessed was oil he opened his mouth in distaste and said “I sure hope so. Can we proceed to the testing ground for the scheduled demonstration? You and I both know FÉLIN is the real reason I’m here.”
Nodding the representative agreed “Yes, yes, we are most pleased to present it. Follow me outside please.”

They exited the ‘garage’ and walked through a series of rather uninspiring corridors. Techies always seemed like a rather bland people to him, devoid of esthetic need or artistic desire. This seemed to confirm his personal thoughts. Finally they walked out into the green open field and the fresh air. He rather liked fresh air, but his job always had him confined into closed spaces.

The representative led him to a tower which thankfully had an elevator. He was a bit out of shape. A short ride later, they were on the top with a good view to the constructed urban warfare playground. Handing him a pair of binoculars he started to sell his product. “Fantassin à Équipement et Liaisons Intégrés, Integrated Equipment and Communications Infantryman relies on the latest breakthrough in portable electronics to enhance and prepare today’s soldier for modern warfare. SPECTRA helmet is fitted with real-time positioning and information system, and with light amplifiers for night vision.“

Pressing a button on the control panel, the representative signaled to two engagement groups out in the field to begin. Jacques observed it all through his binocs.

He kept talking about the features of FÉLIN as the groups fought in the playground built to resemble a heavily contested urban area. It impressed him, and not only because it was the most tangible thing he’s seen in the last few months from all the different projects he was assigned to supervise. They were truly beating the living daylights out of the regular group.

“The wearable computer (PEP), the hub of FELIN system is built around a high speed processor and USB 2.0 high speed, open universal port interfaces which controls the energy and links with different components, such as imaging sensors, weapon, displays, radio etc. The computer is connected to a man-machine interface enabling the soldier to control the system and carry out operations such as firing around a corner or see through obstacles.”

Normally he would have paid attention to what he was saying and made notes in his recently acquired PDA (a gift from Tektronix, which was no surprise), but he was especially focused on robotic additions of the FÉLIN group. There was a robotic mule that helped carry heavy weapons and equipment and ODIN, a mini UAV that used thermal sensors and aerial photography that revealed enemy positions. He suspected ODIN was of most use to the group.

“The infantryman will use a small personal radio (RIF) transmitting voice and data communication. The RIF will be functional both in mounted or dismounted operations enabling GPS position tracking and information sharing within the squad and platoon. The communication bandwidth provided by the RIF is sufficient to pass operational graphics, imagery, maps and video sequences between team members and back to the higher echelon. They will operate with either all-in-one or sub-network architecture and interface with the fourth generation radio which remains the link between the dismounted platoon and the vehicles. As it is separated from the PEP computer, the radio will operate even in the event of computer breakdown. “

Putting down his binoculars, he turned to the still babbling representative and punched him in the gut. That felt good. As he struggled to catch some air, Jacques said “I have seen and indeed heard enough. I am thoroughly impressed with the work you’ve done. Your company will remain on government payroll. I will still need a report on those tiny death slash control robots however. “

“Huugh…you mean the nani..” he was trying to say still clutching his stomach when the Ambassadors smartphone sounded off. Jacques reached into his pocket and took it out. He got an SMS. It was from Rocard. Spinal shivers passed through him as he thought of going back to that place. All the message said was “MY CREATION! IT’S ALIVEEEEEE!!!”

[Terrance888]

China can easily sustain an army greater than the U.S. total population without a sweat with their stockpiled weapons. OTL. Over 300 Million for a few years.

30 Conscripts = 300 thousand: a 3 powers of ten too little.

Nice: however, OTL won;t UAVs be arround Robotics 6?

[conehead234]

The People's Republic of Europe signs the treaty of Mali.

[Karalysia]

FEAR is pleased to announce the Reconstruction-Amalgamation-Progress-Evolution plan (RAPE) for the integration of China into FEAR.

The RAPE plan is a 4 step plan:

Step 1-Reconstruction of Chinese infrastructure, industry, cities, and so forth.
Step 2-Redrawing of provinces and amalgamation within FEAR's government structure and chains of command
Step 3-Further progress both economically and socially
Step 4-The evolution of a classless Chinese society

The RAPE plan will be implemented over the course of the next few years. We encourage the Chinese peasant to join with us in building our new revolutionary Motherland.

[~Darkening~]

Posted by Karalysia
You own Tibet and part of India, where is this manpower coming from? How many bodies are you going to absorb bullets with before you run out? Trust me I have a billion bullet and if need be I will place them in a billion bodies. China is mine now and forever.

Are you that bad at geography ? Since I already presented this to Imago, I'll grant you an audience.

While the populations of the regions are not entirely under my control, they represent just a possibility of what could be recruited:
Sichuan has a population of 87 million.
Yunnan has a population of 44 million.
Tibet has a population of 2.8 million.
Nepal has a population of 29 million (much of that in the valley under my control)
Qinghai has a population of 5 million.
Xinjiang has a population of 20 million.

That gives a total of around 187~ million. You can take off quite a number to represent what is under occupied control, but that is still a heavy number. Now, the PRC is conducting an all-out war: ever man, woman, and child between the ages of 12-56 (males), and 12-40 (females) is being conscripted. That's a heavy percentage, giving me the ability to carry out that conscription for quite some time. And that excludes any able bodies that are called from occupied territories, with also drives that number up sky-high. You'll run out of men before I will. And, yes, the massive propaganda campaign out rivals everything you're doing.

Oh, yeah, that also doesn't factor in your manpower drain as you try to quell rebellion after rebellion in Eastern China. Do yourself a favor, withdraw, and hold your alliances. You three would keep the PRC's power in check, and I'd lose Japan.

[Kozmos]

Originally Posted by Crezth

OOC: I don't understand how China folds like a paper dragon in every single modern-times NES ever but OKEY

I seem to recall China in GoobNES doing rather well.

Originally Posted by ~Darkening~

......It shouldn't, and as they pretty much fail to realize, can't. Do you honestly expect to control a region ~700 million to 1.something billion a year? Go ahead and ignore the logistics hell you'll be undergoing, ignore the never-ending rebellions, ignore the MASSIVE manpower and income-drain it'll be, ignore the continuing morale losses you'll be suffering, and every other bloody reason that you're going to fail. I'll be happy.

I mean, I can raise more conscripts than the total of your armies in a year. I'll drown you, if needed.

Dear old silver had a solution for that. He called it population control. And by that he meant of course genocide. He also wrote a rather extensive guide on it. Modern day allows for a large array of tools at disposal too.

[Karalysia]

Originally Posted by ~Darkening~

Are you that bad at geography ? Since I already presented this to Imago, I'll grant you an audience.



That gives a total of around 187~ million. You can take off quite a number to represent what is under occupied control, but that is still a heavy number. Now, the PRC is conducting an all-out war: ever man, woman, and child between the ages of 12-56 (males), and 12-40 (females) is being conscripted. That's a heavy percentage, giving me the ability to carry out that conscription for quite some time. And that excludes any able bodies that are called from occupied territories, with also drives that number up sky-high. You'll run out of men before I will. And, yes, the massive propaganda campaign out rivals everything you're doing.

Oh, yeah, that also doesn't factor in your manpower drain as you try to quell rebellion after rebellion in Eastern China. Do yourself a favor, withdraw, and hold your alliances. You three would keep the PRC's power in check, and I'd lose Japan.

Dear old silver had a solution for that. He called it population control. And by that he meant of course genocide. He also wrote a rather extensive guide on it. Modern day allows for a large array of tools at disposal too.

What a brilliant fellow. I must consult this guide.

[Kozmos]

Originally Posted by Charles Li

Nice: however, OTL won;t UAVs be arround Robotics 6?

It's not completely autonomous, it's operated by a man on the ground. That's old tech.

[~Darkening~]

Posted by Kosmos

Dear old silver had a solution for that. He called it population control. And by that he meant of course genocide. He also wrote a rather extensive guide on it. Modern day allows for a large array of tools at disposal too.

Seriously? You see no problems arising from him attempting to genocide a Chinese population?

Anyways, I guess I'm done. Go ahead and try, if you want. If the war carries, I'll just demand the old Chinese territories when victory comes. India and ASEAN are welcome to commit peace, through. Won't cost you anything.

[Kozmos]

Originally Posted by ~Darkening~

Seriously? You see no problems arising from him attempting to genocide a Chinese population?

I doubt the average Chinese peasant equipped with an AK has much chance against IR equipped AC-130s. Or sufficient supplies to combat biological and chemical weapons. Hell, even napalm will do.