So how far along is everyone?

This new stand alone release based on the legendary War in the Pacific from 2 by 3 Games adds significant improvements and changes to enhance game play, improve realism, and increase historical accuracy. With dozens of new features, new art, and engine improvements, War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition brings you the most realistic and immersive WWII Pacific Theater wargame ever!

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Im at December 22th 1941...and ive been playing since the game was released!
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22nd as well, Allied vs the AI
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Dec 8th allies, still looking over the map. [X(][X(][X(][X(][X(]
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Dec 8th allies, still looking over the map. [X(][X(][X(][X(][X(]


Same, but have had several restarts. I've been playing non-stop since release, but I spend 95% of my time learning the OOBs right now and trying to come up with plans for the different theaters. Once I'm familiar with it all, I'll probably get into a PBEM game, so I'm really just using the AI to get a feel for things right now.

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9 days into Allies vs. AI, and thinking that it's getting close to a restart. Only problem is, I can't help but wonder what nasty surprises I haven't discovered yet, but would if I slogged it out.
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Shoot, I have not even started yet [:D]

Still going over the map, units, editor and generally cleaning up drool!
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December 26.  AI has taken Canton Island and is advancing on Singapore and Manila.  A big naval battle at Jolo took place about 5 days ago and ABDA came out the winner, sinking two CA's, four AK's and a DD for the loss of one Dutch DD and damage to half the TF.  USS Boise, as usual, was unscathed.
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Well frankly my head hurts and I am overwhelmed by the step change in the stuff I have to comprehend. Not to mention the most devastating Pearl strike I have ever seen. As my opponent said 'we sailed away so you had something left afloat'

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January 15 1942. I am looking over the OOB up close and personal ;)
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That was nice of him. I my self 11 Dec after restarts.
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Well frankly my head hurts and I am overwhelmed by the step change in the stuff I have to comprehend. Not to mention the most devastating Pearl strike I have ever seen. As my opponent said 'we sailed away so you had something left afloat'

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Dec 6th!

I'm still looking over the map and the OOB trying to plan my first move as Japan against the AI.

I've put 50+ hours into it so far and I think I'll need another 100+ more before I have a first turn ready. That's not an exaggeration.

There's so much to unlearn and learn! I feel like a college chemistry student from the late 1800s who has been instantly transported to a modern day chem class - some of this sounds familiar, but there's so much more than there used to be!
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Still sorting things out, going over turn 1 as Japan. Had the partially done turn run a few times to get a feel for it (and so I could see some stuff going boom [:)] )
Mostly done now, just (JUST!) production to do [:)]


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Redoing turn 1 as the Japanese. First time around I had too many WitP ideas wich, of course, did not a good turn make.

But boy, does my mind reel with possibilities...
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ORIGINAL: Roger Neilson II

Well frankly my head hurts and I am overwhelmed by the step change in the stuff I have to comprehend. Not to mention the most devastating Pearl strike I have ever seen. As my opponent said 'we sailed away so you had something left afloat'

Roger

A practiced veteran like you should not be overwhelmed. AE is the same war you fought in WitP - only a little more realistic IMHO.

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January 2 as the Allies. Still reeling. Lost wake, managed to reinforce Port Moresby. Withdrew some ships. Smashed up a couple on convoys. ABDA ran wild for a while until I ran in to a task force with a BB. 1 CA sunk but the Boise is still active. PT boats from Manila took out some un-escorted merchant stuff. But the wear and tear is starting to show.
Started to strip India of troops to Mandalay but it seems to have cused Partisan problems. Couple of carrier raids. Problems with their subs and my Torps. Trying to figure out a way to do something, anything offensively useful. short of everything, particularly DD's and engineers that can support aircraft.
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ORIGINAL: Roger Neilson II

Well frankly my head hurts and I am overwhelmed by the step change in the stuff I have to comprehend. Not to mention the most devastating Pearl strike I have ever seen. As my opponent said 'we sailed away so you had something left afloat'

Roger

A practiced veteran like you should not be overwhelmed. AE is the same war you fought in WitP - only a little more realistic IMHO.


I'm his Japanese opponent - not sure if it was a freak turn but I got 6 US BB's first turn plus the POW and Repulse. A second turn strike finished off the final two BB's at Pearl, so time to depart for pastures new...lol. Does AE allow the sunk BB's to be refloat?
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I have 3 games going. I finished the first turn for the long allied campaign as Allied vs AI. I have a Guadalcanal scenario and I've taken the airfield.

I just finished the enhanced Japan campaign 1st turn as Japan. I may not bother trying to learn the production at this point, but just play out the first 6-12 months.

Fortunately I have a second gaming PC with 22 inch flat screenI can set up and run 2 games at once. If I'm feeling real motivated I'll try hooking it up to my HDTV.
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ORIGINAL: Mike Dixon

ORIGINAL: Sonny II

ORIGINAL: Roger Neilson II

Well frankly my head hurts and I am overwhelmed by the step change in the stuff I have to comprehend. Not to mention the most devastating Pearl strike I have ever seen. As my opponent said 'we sailed away so you had something left afloat'

Roger

A practiced veteran like you should not be overwhelmed. AE is the same war you fought in WitP - only a little more realistic IMHO.


I'm his Japanese opponent - not sure if it was a freak turn but I got 6 US BB's first turn plus the POW and Repulse. A second turn strike finished off the final two BB's at Pearl, so time to depart for pastures new...lol. Does AE allow the sunk BB's to be refloat?

No refloats.

Those old battle ships at PH aren't any good anyway. He'll get some more & better ones.[:)]
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January 25th for me, been a fun campaign so far.  Singapore has fallen, Bataan will fall within a week I think, and the AI is starting to nose around in the Java Sea.  Torpedo armed Betties seem to be everywhere in the DEI, I reinforced Java with some Hurricanes though and the airspace over Java is still contested - I'm able to get ships into Batavia still, though with about 25% losses.

Port Moresby was under extreme pressure, being bombed heavily from Rabaul and out of supply, but I sent in two CVs to spank Rabaul, and while that was going on reinforced it with P40s and 20,000 supply while CA Australia cruised around Buna and Lae and sank a dozen transports, so it's gone a bit quiet, both sides sitting back for now. 

CENTPAC has seen a dozen mini-invasions of atolls, and the Japanese have paid heavily for them - too heavily IMO - as I got cruisers covering most of them. 
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Dec 24th as the Allies. About as expected. Lots to learn. Houston and a few light cruisers surprised a small TF with Kirshima, 1 CA and 2DDs. She got in some early licks (8 inch guns can hurt a BC now) but the BB put her under. All my damn torpedoes missed. Still 1 BC is going to be in the yard for a while. My allies subs are running amok.
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