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Indian Uprising - 12/31/2008 3:24:39 AM

Lucky1

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Here is a screenshot of the aftermath of an Indian nationalist uprising event. A few turns prior, Southern and Eastern India, along with Mandalay, were occupied by the Japanese Note: only those Indian states that are unoccupied by Japan and that do not have a non-indian land unit present will become neutral. When the uprising is declared, all Indian units outside of India disappear. Indian units within India, in a state ungarrisoned by WA troops, remain in the new neutral India. Fortunately Ceylon (unlike Tasmania) is included. In this instance, there is an Indian transport in Ceylon. If there is WA garrison, any Indian units in that territory disappear and the territory remains in WA possession. (WanderingHead: correct me if I got any of this wrong).

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RE: Indian Uprising - 12/31/2008 3:28:40 AM

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The new Independent India is balanced, with a volatility of 7. If I am not mistaken, the 'at war' emblem should no longer be red.

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RE: Indian Uprising - 12/31/2008 4:56:11 AM

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ORIGINAL: Lucky1
The new Independent India is balanced, with a volatility of 7. If I am not mistaken, the 'at war' emblem should no longer be red.

This is a quirk that I don't think I will remove. The fact that India is nominally still "at war" with Japan is what prevents Japan from building units in India using Indian population. It keeps Japan as a hostile occupier.

However, if the WA, for example, attacks neutral India then the at war with Germany&Japan should should disappear, as India would join the Axis.

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