LuckNES V

Understood.

The Hellenic Republic wishes to know if their IC has been transferred.
 
Luckymoose: Just curious, how long does it take to update? This is not a complaint, rather, it is to help me complain at a good time. Also, are you updating now, or haven't started yet?

I haven't started. It usually takes me for this nes about 2 hours. Mostly reading orders and doing stats. It is really refreshing from the 6 hours I use to update for my older NESes.
 
Authoritarian regimes really don't need a reason beyond "We want too", and its always easy to whip the populace into a patriotic frenzy after they discover your Prussian agents destablising the situation in the Rhineland .
Jan 31, 2008 08:55 AM

The Prussian Union has done nothing in the Rhineland, although we did offer it a rightful place on the EEPP if it wished to take it. We have yet to do anything that the French Empire might find opposes its interests beyond existing, which we have been doing long enough to suppose that the French don't mind us all that much. ;)
 
Update 3:
Year 1908


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Americas:

The US president, Alton Parker, makes a late term sporadic shift in spending to the private enterprise sector. Hoping to boost the economy with cooperation with Mexico and Quebec. This action, which removed the vast quality of public spending in the previous years of his term, proved to backfire and as such the democratic party lost the elections in November and gave up office to Progressive presidential candidate Theodore Roosevelt. The situation is currently not very well in the last months of Parkers term and the public is not very happy.
(+6% Dissent USA)

Quebec continues the tax breaks on company owners. Bringing in many new factories and various other plants from Europe and the US.
(+1 Private Enterprise Quebec)

In Mexico, along with the elections, is the increase in technology in the industrial field. Mass production, improved combustion engines and improved electrical understanding all flood in from the US research program. Giving the ever growing industrial base in Mexico a kick start once again. Just in time for the elections. The Centralists conservatives won the elections after promising higher minimum wages and improved safety standards in factories. For the first time the United Mexican Workers Party made an attempt at the presidency only to fall far short. The first battleships are finished by the Mexican navy as well.
(+1 Private Enterprise, -2% Dissent)

Work on the Nicaraguan Canal continues, ahead of schedule. It is expected to be completed next year.

South America remains peaceful with relatively little on the side of previous border conflicts between Brazil and La Plate.

Europe:

Great Britain continues to expand the Royal Navy to prepare for what seems to be a major war growing in Europe. A system of joint technological programs are setup by the crown through the dominions. This gives a slight boost in research funding.

The war in Iberia comes to an end as the Consejo armed forces put out resistance once and for all. Attempting to regain stability and reclaim the former industrial centers for domestic use has somewhat helped the economy.
(+2 Private Enterprise)

France is the first of the great empires to develop research into modern rapid fire weapons. Giving them the chance to further this research into usable weapons. In French Egypt the Muslim rebellion spread only to be crushed by a large French army in the fall. Word of such action has spread and the region around Mecca has erupted into violence against the French soldiers stationed there.

The Alpine League finishes research trying to spread cheaper electricity and modernize.

Sweden-Denmark continue working together peacefully, the continued work has spread to Iceland where locals are requesting to rejoin with the Danish Empire.


The Eastern War, or so the Prussian and Finnish are calling it. Begins with a spring offensive into Russian territory. The Prussians claimed, in widely publicized articles across Europe that the war was to liberate the poorly treated people of Russia from the Tsar. In Russia, however, things were turning to the better. Tsar Nicholas had earlier in the year, a few months prior to the invasion, shifted spending to better support the people. Gaining wide praise for his actions and gaining a somewhat trust with the people. The invasion only strengthened this bond. (+20 Militia Divisions Russia) Combined with heavy militia sign ups the Russians had already been tipped off for the invasion a few weeks early and, unknown to the Prussians, had moved a large portion of the military into defense positions around key areas, St. Petersburg being one of them. When the invasion began the Prussians used the recently expanded air force to scout ahead, while the Russians covered the fortified positions with tarp to remain unseen.

The Prussians walked into a trap they had no knowledge or preparation for. But the lack of artillery on the Russian side caused major casualties when the Prussians finally setup theirs. When the Prussians, led by Hindenburg, had finally got organized the push continued towards St. Petersburg where the combat slowed down again. The Russians managed to spare enough men to make a push into Poland from the south, poor training and equipment kept the effort back and combat has slowed down there as well. The Prusso-Russian lines are either heavily fortified or lightly manned at this time.

In the north the Finnish, cooperating with the Prussians, launched an offensive against St. Petersburg but met a much larger, high morale army which defeated the invasion and turned back and made a pursuit into Finland. Causing great concern and morale drops in Finland.

On the Sea the Russian fleet has fought hard but suffered huge defeats. A massive naval battle in the Baltic saw the first use of modern Battleships in a European war. They have proven effective. The largest naval battle took place just north of Tallinn, a conflict with 8 battleships in all, 3 Russian, 5 Prussian. The battle was by far the hardest defeat of the Russian navy so far in the war.

Casualty List:

Russian Empire: 22 Divisions, 14 Militia Divisions, 3 Battleships, 6 Escort groups, 5 Light Vessel Groups
Prussian Union: 18 Divisions, 1 Battleship, 2 Escort Groups, 2 Light Vessel Groups
Kingdom of Finland: 4 Divisions, 2 Escort Groups, 1 Light Vessel Group

Asia:

Qing China working closely with Russia has gained many improvements to the aging technology within the empire. Growing government efforts to produce better living standards and improve the military for defense from Britain and Japan seem to be keeping the population stable.

OOC: Stats and stuff coming later.

Spoiler Map :
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Great update Lucky! :D

Two questions:

A. How long does it take to finish stats, so I won't bother you later.
B. The entire Alpine League gets Improved Electrical Understanding, correct?

A. Not very long. 5 minutes maybe.
B. Yes.
 
OOC: Only five minutes? My first NES took like 30 minutes to update the stats. :p

I do pre update stats which includes spending and all that mumbo jumbo. Then post update stats which is just adding in stuff from the update. It saves time.
 
Nice update!

From: Denmark
To: The World


Denmark wishes to make absolutely clear its neutrality in the conflict between Prussia, Finland, and Russia. Thank you.

From: Denmark
To: Great Britain


We would be greatly obliged if you would consider returning Iceland to Danish hands. While Iceland means little to your nation, it means a great deal to ours, and your generosity on this issue would place us in your debt.
 
To: The World
From: The Prussian Union


The Prussian Union would like to reaffirm its commitment to freeing the embittered Russian people. Their government has done nothing but treated them poorly in order to further its own military goals. Even more so, the Russian switch in spending just before the war reaffirms this, as it is obvious that they had garnered news of our invasion before it occurred. As such, the shift in spending was nothing but a reaction in attempt to gain favor with Russia's people so they might prevent any uprisings during the war.

The Russian people have and had been staging riots to oppose their government. The Prussian people attempted to convince the Russians to placate their people and join the EEPP to further their economic development, but they refused. As such, Prussia invaded for the sole purpose of liberating said people from their oppressive government.

The Prussian Union believes it is the right of any people to choose who rules them, and it is also clear to the Prussian Union that the Empire of Russia is not what its people wish to be ruling it at this time. It is important that this right to determine government be recognized around the world and that the Russian people be spared any more transgression upon their fundamental human rights by the oppressive Russian government.

OOC: Now, the question is, who stabbed me in the back. The guess would be the Empire of Japan, but it could also be the Hellenic Republic...great update, by the way, Luckymoose! :goodjob:

On another note, what happened to the rebellion in northern Africa? I was rather wondering how well they would be doing...
 
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