SmithRobloxian
Warlord
- Joined
- Mar 26, 2013
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I follow that they want to revert Japan back to some pre-1945 style of governance. I just don't understand how and why they're trying to do it by the methods you describe. My confusion can be classified into three questions.
Why Valland? Your stated opposition is to Europe for westernizing Japan, and America for defeating Japan in World War 2. Valland is not on a direct sailing route from Japan to either of these places. It's like trying to compromise between traveling southeast and southwest, then traveling north instead. It simply doesn't follow.
Well, they do not see the point in attacking the east coast of the United States with the Kaiju, if the capital is in the west coast. The west coast is, of course, the coast of the Atlantic ocean, with Europe being across said ocean. Referring to the lack of logistics below a bit, they thought they would figured out where they would go by the time they reached the Atlantic, and from their lack of fuel right now, they were wrong.
How did you capture the Kaiju? If your group is not even decisive enough to pick a destination and stick with it, and lacked the foresight to pack enough supplies to reach one of their destinations, how were they able to discover, capture and transport this creature without attracting the world's attention?
Easy, a few members found said Kaiju in the wilderness, informing the rest and requesting the ship they were going to use to store nukes to pick up it instead. The ones who found it then done many attempts to lead it a rural route to the sea, allowing it to climb into the hull, after which it is locked in.
What do you even plan to do with the Kaiju? Apparently you're able to keep it pacified simply by feeding it fish. A creature that can be rendered calm in such a manner doesn't sound particularly threatening. Indeed, if it can be reliably transported inside the claustrophobic hold of a ship, and not try to fight its way out and destroy the vessel carrying it, simply by being fed, then it's significantly less aggressive than your average wild animal. Either you're showing your Kaiju to be not very dangerous at all, or you're showing it to be so weak that it can't escape a handful of lost-causer humans who have locked it in an old boat.
The thing is that it doesn't simply get pacified with fish, if you tried to do it after enraging it, you will have a bad time to say at the least. The reason it didn't slaughter the lost-causers was because of how passive and afraid they were, and apart from mild discomfort within the hull, they are supplying it with free and easy food. For now, it is only going along with the Terrorists out of curiosity, and not because it is too weak to escape.