Thorvald of Lym
A Little Sketchy
108 750 ships
eduhum said:This is not power gaming.

108 750 ships
eduhum said:This is not power gaming.
The tyrants that have said things like Oceania doesn't even exist or that they are able to mount cities, roads, pipes, etc in a year, in a place where 5 months its -50ºC and 3 months its a swamp with a poor country, administratively 4 years old, have no moral authority to say that what I do is power gaming. This, or when they don't have anything try to look intelligent and pull out some sarcasm.
From the beginning I have tried always to be realistic when I described my nation, unlike you.
The main source of income of Oceania has been always the selling of artwork, during 50 years. And as I said in my intro post, in Nauru there exist dozens of storages that are full not only of art but also of natural resources.
So at the end my manpower is realistic, my ship numbers are realistic, my resources and wealth are realistic, and you are only capable of vomit irony.
The civilian forces are planned to move on the offensive as nearly every citizen is armed with his own weapons (as the rest of the world), being enemy navies incapable of intercepting thousands of small ships at a time, to attack enemy coasts, if war broke out (let's hope not). Also, to facility communication and logistics between our islands, as well as using guerrilla tactics on sea, when the case exists. Of course, never to fight face to face to enemy military navies, that logically is the task of our military navy.
One thing clear, though. I do not want war, once again. If there is war, it will them who will have started it, and they can put all their peace declarations in their a$$.
But anyways, if the remote possibility of war happened, it would be in the next turn. I think everybody has already posted their 5 year claims, and hard lock should come soon. Is it possible to know when will the next update be?
I'm sorry as I haven't followed much of what's been happening in Oceania lately, but what exactly powers the 100,000 something civilian ships? What are they eating and drinking out on the open ocean? Where are they getting the ammunition to feed their weapons? Where are you acquiring the materials to make those weapons and feed them from a few outcroppings of rock that you call the Oceanic homeland? How are you coordinating the entire population of a country, and how exactly are you getting 6 million people to agree on anything?
And how in the hell do you fill a nation's coffers by selling art?
You forget that while most countries in this aftermath are completely new, China in the outskirts of the world was nearly the only place left untouched in the cataclysmic war.
ftfy.
So many questions I thought I already answered.
Fuel, ammo, materials, food and water for the ocean, etc. are stored in mass in Nauru. For more info, check this awesome story.
About food and water inland, well, in real life that many people, or more, live without problems of that sort in those islands.
And getting people to agree on something is easy when your nation is at risk of being invaded. You forget that while most countries in this aftermath are completely new, Nauru in the outskirts of the world was nearly the only place left untouched in the cataclysmic war.
Also, as I said before, between 100000 ships and up to 100000 potentially there is a big difference. Those ships exist, but coordinate them at the same time, really difficult.
You are basically saying that the second most powerful country in the world in terms of GDP, or the first, depending on at what exact year the 'big war' happened, sometime around mid 21st century, would not have a big part of it but also would declare a complete neutrality, and wouldn't suffer all the global economic, social and political consequences.
Wow. And you complain about me being irrealistic?
End of cfc for today
The Rise of East Asia
The phenomenon of massive growth in East Asia, being referred to by analysts as The Rise of East Asia is believed to have been made possible by their large population of survivors and that their industry remained relatively undamaged during the bad years. Whereas the coasts of the Americas were bombarded with nuclear weapons and plague and chaos ravaged Europe, East Asia fell victim to a much cleaner fate with much of its key facilities left undamaged.
Eduhum, why are you going down the Old Mathalamus route? it never ends well.
I think he means this magical mystical As-You-Know World War.*ahem*