Nick Garai
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Alright, does ANYONE know where you can find a map that has Canada vs. USA on it? I would love to play that.
Nick_G said:Alright, does ANYONE know where you can find a map that has Canada vs. USA on it? I would love to play that.
PrinceScamp said:Also, there isn't really anything...st very long, it would be fun to play Canada.
Jet said:It's time to put the America... BACK into North America!
zenspiderz said:How about a scenario based on the war of 1812? Canada (with a little help from us brits) did pretty well in that one I heard.. (Arrogant worms chime in with their song 'war of 1812'....) ' ... and we took a boat to washington and burned it to the ground..'
A modern day war might not be so easy for the US either. In a real life scenario the Canadian army might well be mashed in minutes. But the long occupation could well breed a guerrilla resistance movement that would make life impossible for the american occupiers. Think plucky hezbollah pounding the 'el' out of the grotesque zionist child killing beast war machine! Or the french resistance to the Nazi occupiers or how about the spanish resistance to Napoleon's conquest of Spain. In that one a single spanish patriot heroicly prostituted herself to a platoon of french soldiers just to get the opportunity of poisoning them all even though certian death was the inevitable result of her victory. A single guerilla fighter even with his improvised weapons and non-existant funding defending his homeland is often worth a 100 pay-check collecting uber equipped dogs of war. Why? because their morale is higher to the nth degree, the guerilla fighter has 110% of his body and soul in the war effort. He can think creatively in how he fights. The paid uniformed thug of the invading army is typically little more than a lobotimied robot zombie who just obeys orders.. If he has any free will left after his 'training' all he wants is to somehow stay alive.... which generally means fragging your commanding officer and making a run for it!!! (The US invasion of Vietnam anyone?)
However I think in real life Canada is more likely be taken over by the subversion of their government than by any full scale war...
CivPartisan said:Hey Nick,
Here are a couple maps located here on CivFanatics:
Canada
North America 1
North America 2
I'd also like to direct you to a couple of other sites that civfanatic has links for here:
http://www.civfanatics.com/links/
You can easily find maps or whatever you are looking for there too. I would also encourage you to explore Mercator's site for learning to make a Gigamap - it's only good for MGE or ToT but since everyone can update to MGE using Cedric Greene's patch there shouldn't be a problem with compatibility.
My question is: Does this mean you're going to make the scenario now?
I would recommend doing a web search and tracking down all of the Canadian scenarios you can find. This will help you in your research if you decide to create the scenario - things like icons, people, events, units, maps and so forth are sometimes a way to get pointed in the right direction when you can see another interpretation - know what you are up against first.
chapstercan said:To Nick G: tho think the Canadian government is submisive(not you words) is a mistake. This government is a strong willed entity. Canada is a socialist sociaty working for the betterment of the people. To think that we would lay down for amore powefull(wich the USA is) country, is to not truley understand Canadian politics. All things that can benifit Canada(on the whole) are controlled by the government. Eg; health care, grain sales, lumber, water conservation, oil and many others. Our trading products like grains are purchased by the government gaurenteed, then sould as a whole to other countries, fetching the best price but often undercuting other sources. Even from their own countries. Providing Canadians with a steady income. Socialism is a powerful form of government, reaching ito many other facets of life, for example radio. 30% of content must be of Canadian content, building a national pride not acheved in other democratic countries. What makes us different from a dictator ship is the fact we are aware of this and allowed to seek knowledge and opinion from foriegn sources. Independant thought is the core of our teachings in school.(not spelling as you can tell) We do have our problems, the biggest being provences have too much say in their participation.(quebec) I for one put country first and formost. I don't know how this site works yet, just signed on. Feel free to email you thoughts on this to chapstercan@hotmail.com. Also what does the world thing of Canada? Thanks for reading my rant!