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7.2 Play-by-Email (PBEM) Games
When playing a PBEM game (PBEM Security) , both players will be prompted to create passwords. The Japanese player then plots his orders and ends the
turn. The program will ask him to save the game, which he then e-mails to the Allied player (you are strongly recommended to first zip the file). The Allied
player loads the game, enters his orders and, when prompted, saves the game and e-mails it back.
When the Japanese player loads the file, the turn will automatically execute and create a combat replay file in Save Game slot 1. Again, the Japanese player
plots his orders, ends the turn, saves the game and e-mails it to the Allied player. In this case the Japanese player must send both the save file and the combat
replay file to the Allied player. The Allied player can then first load the combat replay file and view the execution phase from the previous turn before
loading in the save game file and entering the new Orders Phase. These steps are repeated each turn. At the end of a PBEM game, the Japanese player will
need to send his password to the Allied player so the Allied player can load the final save file, view the final execution phase and view the final victory score
and end game status.

Originally posted by Cap Mandrake
In a H2H scenario, the IJN CA Myoko limped into port (more like towed into port) with 98% system damage and 96% flotation damage (no fires..go figure). The old girl might make it...she is down to 88% flotation now.