the1henson -> RE: Back after 8 years (1/7/2022 5:38:31 PM)
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ORIGINAL: the1henson I’m trying to learn Japan right now to start a PBEM someday and the attention to detail required on day one is just extraordinary. Having played the earth tones in the past, you can sorta wing it for a while and find ways to disrupt the pacing of expansion (at start). As the red guys, you have to set the pace. No reacting allowed. I’m a program manager by trade, and I think this may be more mentally taxing than my actual projects. I kinda love it. You are correct that the Japanese must set and sustain a blistering pace before their landing bonus runs on on April 1, 1942. But while you are dealing with the short-term tactical and operational problems of the expansion, you must also set up the economy for the long term run of the game - everything from deciding which aircraft you want most, which ships you need, and how much supply you must produce. Fortunately there are some very good guides created by Japanese side players to picture how the economy operates and the plane manufacturing guide. I haven't bookmarked these because the Japanese side is a bit too much detail for my taste, but I am sure if you ask for info you can get a lot of references from the denizens of the forum. True words. Were it not for this forum I would open Japan, look around for a couple of minutes, and walk straight back to the green team, whistling... I do suspect that my time wrestling with Japan has made me a better Allied player, but don't have any data for that.
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