Japanese Guns

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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Japanese Guns

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are in cm....how does that convert to inches....first time playing as japan
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2.54cm =1"

Or some common guns: (sorry, cant be bothered to look up specific Jn guns so just common multiples).
75mm=3"
105=4"
155=6"
205=8"
300=12"
380=15"
460=stonking huge (Yamato's 18")
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I have an iPhone app that does conversions. Extremely useful when I am playing AE.
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I've grown up using both and still can't convert with any degree of accuracy without outside aid heh. I use a ruler with metric on one side and imperial on the other.

Here's a good site I use for conversions as well.

http://www.worldwidemetric.com/measurements.html
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So...a 32cm gun is...32/2.54 which equals 12.6 inches?

Sorry gang im bad in math....is this right
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assuming the division is done right yes. Your technique of (cm)/2.54=(in) or (in)*2.54=(cm) is correct.

Also it is 25.4 for mm instead of cm
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Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])
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There should be one or the other not both...
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multiply cm x .3937 to get inches
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Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])

"metric" you.
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ORIGINAL: HMSWarspite

2.54cm =1"

Or some common guns: (sorry, cant be bothered to look up specific Jn guns so just common multiples).
75mm=3"
105=4"
155=6"
205=8"
300=12"
380=15"
460=stonking huge (Yamato's 18")

also 40cm for Nagato's 16in guns (technically 40.6cm)
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ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])

Join us. Metric is ever so nice. 10mm to the cm. 100cm to the meter. 1000m to the kilometer. It's so logical! [:D]

And don't even get me started on Celsius vs Fahrenheit. [:@] Trying to figure out temperature when my folks are talking in their arcane oldtimey measurements is like listening to another language.
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ORIGINAL: Sredni

ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])

Join us. Metric is ever so nice. 10mm to the cm. 100cm to the meter. 1000m to the kilometer. It's so logical! [:D]

And don't even get me started on Celsius vs Fahrenheit. [:@] Trying to figure out temperature when my folks are talking in their arcane oldtimey measurements is like listening to another language.

Bah! Logical is so bland and boring![:)]
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ORIGINAL: Sredni

ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])

Join us. Metric is ever so nice. 10mm to the cm. 100cm to the meter. 1000m to the kilometer. It's so logical! [:D]

And don't even get me started on Celsius vs Fahrenheit. [:@] Trying to figure out temperature when my folks are talking in their arcane oldtimey measurements is like listening to another language.
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If the measuring powers that be had just decided to make a meter a yard's length I might have made the effort to incorporate the rest of metric fu into my life but they didn't so I don't.
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ORIGINAL: bjmorgan

Wouldn't have this problem if the uncivilized world just abandonded the metric system. ([:D])


Yes indeed ! [:)]
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If the metric system is so bloody hard, oh yes it only yanquis complaining, why do you use a dollar based currency.

I come from the Pounds/Shillings/Pence - Tons/Pounds Ounces era of conversions.
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Only three countries don't use the metric system: USA, Liberia, and Burma.
The metric system is so easy- all you have to do is multiply or divide by groups of ten- ie move decimal point right or left.
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Only three countries don't use the metric system: USA, Liberia, and Burma.

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Only three countries...
The metric system is so easy- all you have to do is multiply or divide by groups of ten- ie move decimal point right or left.

But I have an extra toe on each foot! So just how is that suppose to work?
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