Perfecting Turn 1

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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What was this thread about again?

Was it the Japanese are overpowered in the game? The Allies are overpowered in the game?

No........nope that wasn't it..............hmmn

Oh yea,the infamous first turn.Well,i just spent some 4 hrs agonizing over my pbem Allied turn one so I can't throw stones on turn around times.I usually play the Japanese so i go through the laborious process of clicking on every sub and plotting its patrol zone.Checking every base,going over my army and divisional/brigade level leaders stats.the whole 9 yards.But,I do save my progress in an unused gameslot and then come back to it before ending my turn.

Ahhhhhh,thats right the poor sod who started this thread forgot he could save the game turn without ending the turn!!! Wow,this thing had gone 2 pages,people must have forgotten what it was about,glad I could help-out.[:D]
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[X(][X(] My in-laws actually asked me if I'd tried any since our nipper was born.

You didn't. [X(][:(]

I'm picturing dead silence followed by some sort of incoherent reply. Great kodak moment.

There was a moment of silence, followed by the in-laws telling me they'd both tried it
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I can't imagine many parents asking their son in law about his interaction with their daughter's boobs.
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Actually I confused 'Geek becuase I misunderstood a question he was asking me about this before the start of our new PBEM match. So blame it on his PBEM partner!
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Actually I confused 'Geek becuase I misunderstood a question he was asking me about this before the start of our new PBEM match. So blame it on his PBEM partner!


You asked your PBeM partner about drinking breast milk and he got confused?
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What kind of wine would go with that cheese?  I'm sure that could cause some confusion.

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A nice Riesling
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Actually I confused 'Geek becuase I misunderstood a question he was asking me about this before the start of our new PBEM match. So blame it on his PBEM partner!
I do find this disturbing on more than one level.
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A nice Riesling

After milk? You peasant![:'(]
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A nice Riesling

After milk? You peasant![:'(]

Every sophisticate knows that a nice Riesling is the perfect complement to a sweet breast-milk cheese. Ignoramus! [;)]
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A nice Riesling

After milk? You peasant![:'(]

Every sophisticate knows that a nice Riesling is the perfect complement to a sweet breast-milk cheese. Ignoramus! [;)]


Spoken with the guttural inflections of the typical allied fanboy.[;)] You lawyer! [:D]
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Farley's Rusks go best
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You didn't. [X(][:(]

I'm picturing dead silence followed by some sort of incoherent reply. Great kodak moment.

There was a moment of silence, followed by the in-laws telling me they'd both tried it

Uh, Dixie, where are your inlaws from?
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Wales?  [:D]
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interesting.
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right so this can be locked and moved to the 'cheese and breast' sub forum now right?

thanks

im shamed enough by my stupidity and you lot have to drop in and start talking about breasts and their hitherto cheese making qualites - now f*** off and leave me to my shame...........



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hey, you moved it back to the top of the list!
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I'm picturing dead silence followed by some sort of incoherent reply. Great kodak moment.

There was a moment of silence, followed by the in-laws telling me they'd both tried it

Uh, Dixie, where are your inlaws from?

Sorry, won't go there
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Actually I confused 'Geek becuase I misunderstood a question he was asking me about this before the start of our new PBEM match. So blame it on his PBEM partner!
I do find this disturbing on more than one level.

It's a wonder we manage to send each other the turns properly
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I can't imagine many parents asking their son in law about his interaction with their daughter's boobs.

So should we assume you have a sister or is this an out-of-the-closet moment? [:D]
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