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RE: South Pacific Strategy - 3/30/2020 2:49:32 AM

chazz

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ORIGINAL: geofflambert

Stay away from the girls in Tahiti.

All Pacific Islander girls come with an assortment of robustly-constructed male relatives and they have a strong honor culture with high expectations of proper moral behaviour. Pretty much universal among Polynesians. I work with Maoris, Tongans, Cook Islanders and Fijians. Pretty much straight across the board.

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RE: South Pacific Strategy - 3/30/2020 2:50:33 AM

chazz

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ORIGINAL: Scott_USN

What is your plan for the South Pacific and Central post late 42? Do you take Rabaul or bypass? I never know how to crack that nut, Rabaul seems to be really fortified. Kevieg(sp) I usually take pretty easy which isolates the bases in the area.

I guess my question is do you follow the historical campaign or mix it up? I always seem to not take on the Marshall Islands. Nothing there of much worth. But the jump to Marianas seems a little bit too far. Honestly I love the 1942 era and early 43 but haven't pushed to PI ever.

playing against the AI or pbem?

I play as the Allies against the AI usually, and in late '42 I'm usually working my way up the Gilberts and the PNG coast. I bypass Rabaul as it's best use is as a large Japanese-administered POW camp. Shortlands, Kavieng and Manus Island make the best bases and Kavieng works out well as a logistics hub.

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