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20.04.2014 - 00:16
TURN 1



You gotta Select all the air units in that city, and send them foward to the pacific



It doesn't matter where, as long as you advance



select the other city with air units and do the same





Stack your cap with the starting infantry of all your cities





Recruit 4 militia in any of your 2 non-capital cities and send them to the capital









Recruit 1 aircraft carrier



send all the troops in your capital to the pacific



there is 2 aircraft carriers with 5 air units each, this is one of them, move all the air units towards hawaii





move the aircraft carrier into iwo jima



recruit militia in iwo jima





move all the units in iwo jimna (including the aircraft carrier of course) to Minami-Tori-shima



in minami-tori-shima recruit 1 meteologic station



all your moves should look like this so far:



move the mines close to your islands





do the same we did with the other event aircraft carrier





but this time move the carrier to saipan



recruit militia in saipan



then move everything in saipan to guam
once in guam, recruit militia



then advance towards usa



then move the cruisers towards the marshal islands



move the mines too



in truk, recruit 1 aircraft carrier



recruit militia



move everything to Eniwetok



and recruit militia too



this is how it should look like:



this is how all your moves so far should look like:



in gilbert islands recruit 3 cruisers and use them to wall





move the mines to your islands



all your moves in the pacific (turn 1) should look like this:



TURN 2

move all your deep into the pacific!





[img]http://i.imgur.com/Afy7nZy.png/img]



move your troops towards the marshall islands



its essential that you move your general stack into gilbert islands



recruit 2 rocket bombs in the island below





this is how all moves in turn 2 should look like



then use your stack to BANZAI





this is how all your moves turn 3 should look like:





TURN 4

Self explanatory





TURN 5





After this, it all depends how pacific plays, if he bring 50 infantry from usa, all you have to do is hold, yet he is hopeless to protect anything but hawaii



after this, your worse enemy will be your income, and australia
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20.04.2014 - 00:23
Too many lines
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It's not the end.

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24.04.2014 - 08:20
Good explanatory post but I wonder how much is GW a good strat for naval japan. Sure militia are OP in this but transports are rather expensive. I usually try to go imp instead since everything is rather cheap(especially infs) and has same defense. Ultimately your job as naval japan is to ensure that america doesn't disturb Japan. Also you can additionally help out siam using the lower islands if required.
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16.08.2014 - 13:12
Still works, but minelayers no longer carry units
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26.09.2014 - 17:00
Idk, i think this strategy needs to include philippines somewhere not to mention if a usa west sends stealth, you're bound to lose some islands. a good usa west can send troops up to the front to prevent any large scale assaults like that/ maybe this strategy could be improved by bringing in extra attack (maybe recruiting planes somewhere?) or perhaps somehow utilizing stealth (alaskan bases?).
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03.10.2014 - 07:07
So much pictures...
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30.11.2015 - 15:29
Now that ww2 is back, this is relevant again
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30.11.2015 - 17:47
Escrito por Tundy, 30.11.2015 at 15:29

Now that ww2 is back, this is relevant again


Thanks for remind me how awesome was the canadian-aussie railway.....

(It appears in one of your pictures).
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