Diliwitm wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 10:43 pm Yeah. Sad by these mistakes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_ ... er_Nisshin

Some might prefer more AA given in game, Nishhin might see more scouting and raiding if she had those 140mm guns.

One option would be to remove the 140mm guns via upgrade.

Sorry it's not as bad as it first seems, I mis-read the withdrawal screen it's 4 of 5 groups (27 ac) that withdraw in Sept, still a lot and none return. There are two new groups (15 ac) coming in in Oct 43.

This wasn't about the game, but about about why withdrawing all together. Must have been ...

CS Nisshin is missing her 6x 14cm/50 3YT.

I think a small number of people, mostly civilians, where evacuated after the first invasion attempt.

Some left with the Clipper flying boat that survived the first attack, dont know if any got out via sea, I dont think the submarines picked anyone other than maybe pilots.

Military personnel taken ...

Kamikaze option should be left open.

Should you give those groups only trainer aircraft that cant be upgraded?


If the trainer aircraft can't be upgraded, what happens after a player runs out of them and needs more? Especially if there is no factory producing the engines? Also, if the aircraft are not upgraded, then what happens ...

Should you give those groups only trainer aircraft that cant be upgraded?

FOW ON
Advanced Weather Effects ON
Allied damage control ON
PDU ON
Reliable US torps OFF
Realistic R&D ON
No unit withdrawals OFF
Reinforcements Variable


Suggest house rules, stacking limits etc by PM.

Cant promise turn a day but can do ~20-40 per month if multiple turns per day works.

btd64 wrote: Thu Aug 14, 2025 1:04 am There's another update coming soon....GP

Tennōheika Banzai!

Good luck with MO!

RangerJoe wrote: Wed Aug 13, 2025 8:33 pm That small a vessels firing an indirect fire weapon? I would not want to be downrange of the vessel firing!

Type 92 could fire direct or indirect fire and I did not suggest it would be permanently mounted on the craft.

All good points and I can understand why IJA liked the Type 92 but acutely lacking in artillery firepower Type 2 was clearly the way to go much sooner.

Only If you can move it, which they couldn't. They needed more trucks, which they didn't have.



Possibly a mix of both would have been a ...

Type 2 12 cm mortar is ready for production and should be an organic infantry weapon over 70mm Type 92.


Yes, and no.

The Type 2 120mm mortar was an effective weapon, but it had one serious drawback: weight. Both the weapon and the ammo were heavy, neither of which was man portable ...

Type 2 12 cm mortar is ready for production and should be an organic infantry weapon over 70mm Type 92.

Thank you!

Do it.

I have within my Mods.

You can easily put into the Editor all those ships and make the Japanese player CHOOSE what to build...


I will when I have my list ready, other examples are the 2 Akashi class AR.

Have to also give something for the Allies as emergency reinforcements at minimum ...

To me, the ability to stop, halt or accelerate shipbuilding is undoubtedly the most powerful tool the Jap player has to impact the war in the long term. A/C manipulation is important, thus a close second, but ship building, or not, has a bigger impact on the economy.


True but a big shame that ...

As far as I know, and I don't know if a developer mentioned this, but up to and including 5 escorts will help the crippled ship. I do not know if up to 10 escorts will help 2 crippled ships in the same TF. It would not hurt if the escort TF was following an ASW TF, especially for high valued ...

Supposedly written by a Japanese intelligence officer? Interesting input.


To be clear, the society and the book are authentic, notice the smiley emoji.

It is obviously a book written with the purpose of inflaming attitudes and relations between the two (maybe Britain also) countries ...