obvert
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Joined: 1/17/2011 From: PDX (and now) London, UK Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: Lowpe No turn...I suspect the Allies are planning extra hard to punish me. It is funny to read extra importance in the speed of turn flips...lately we have been like clockwork. Actually, he has to react to a lot on the seas: IJN task forces off Karachi, Nauru, Rangoon, then he has to move all his little Chinese Corps, organize his Marshalls forces post invasion, worry about where the KB is, ponder his Burma invasion, move all his subs, worry about his supply convoys and upgrades. Allied work load just gets big and bigger. You forgot; check for air group withdrawals, ship withdrawals, device pools to see if upgrades are happening, then all of the regular logistics like moving piles and piles of stuff you'll never have as Japan to forward bases, and sending all of the newly arrived engineers and base forces somewhere even though every base already has several. Then there's reading all of the SIGINT, deciding what to do about it, and in the middle of that realizing you have a TF that's been sitting in the UK for several turns that needs to be loaded because the base has 1,508,427 supply and you may as well use it.
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