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Are you saying they somehow spawned in the province? If so, The Computer Is A Cheating Bastard.

Quote from Brando Dilla: “This has already been suggested several times, and short and long answers have been given by the Bytro staff. Short Answer: No Long Answer: This would take a seriously long time and lots of effort to perfect this kind of programming. Furthermore, these weather patterns would always benefit certain countries/regions more than others. Also, introducing yet another complicated game mechanic will make new players even less likely to continue playing the game, resulting in a…

Our mission in Korea was complete. The Japanese imperialists had been pushed out and an independent, communist Korean state allowed to form, its capital based in Pyongyang, formerly Heijō. They would continue to recieve foreign aid from the People's Republic, but were now able to live without Japanese oppression. forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc Their work completed, our volunteer PLA forces withdrew from the peninsula, and were greeted by cheering crowds and an air force…

Quote from Brando Dilla: “My coalition has 620 points, only behind the Germany-Italy-Japan coalition "The Axis", all of whom have gone inactive. ” I'm rather surprised by the fact that the "Axis" coalition actually contains the historic axis countries. The one in my ACAI did too, but in most HWW or CoN it's random (usually axis-doctrine) countries. Keep it up! And good luck with the USA.

The Korea campaign advanced steadily. The Japanese advance had been halted, and heavy artillery bombardment was breaking the stalemate on the Shunsen Front. forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc Image is out-of-date; Communist troops have since advanced south, and the border area has been ceded to Korea. ---- By early 1953 (by my estimation; 2 hours into Day 15) the world looked like this: forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc Thanks to the efforts of the Co…

Quote from Brando Dilla: “Personally I don't waste resources on Rockets. But that's just my opinion... ” Neither do I, especially not anti-ship, which is why I'm not using them like that except once. However, I am going to use what I've got against air bases if needed. Projected enemies whose identity remains classified retain large airforces which would be crippled, but a bomber raid is too risky.

Quote from Brando Dilla: “Nothing's changed. Relax everybody. ” Heaven be praised!

Under the wise oversight of Chairman Crayfish, the People's Republic of China reached an understanding with the Dominion/Republic of India. Previously, the two had signed a treaty regarding the matter of Xinjiang, promising peace; now an alliance was on the table. British India and British Egypt also formally allied, laying the groundwork for a coalition. forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc The coalition is sealed. The last military action (IRL 24 hours ago) by the PLA was t…

New Unit Thumbnails

Quote from Destructo the Great: “wait it changed? ” I hope not. I'm just making sure.

According to this Reddit thread, the unit thumbnails have been altered and apparently look ugly. Fortunately this isn't affecting the game I'm in, since it's 13 days old, but will affect any future games. The UI is a big part of the game and if I think it's ruined I will probably quit. Can somebody who's joined a game since the update provide some screenshots of some of the units? I want to see if they're really that bad. Devs, we love what you do to keep the game we all play running well and to…

Quote from jubjub bird: “Day 13, very impressive, especially given the low density of cities in Africa. Nice game ” This may explain why Communist China is a whole lot easier to play than Liberia.

Quote from Destructo the Great: “nah, battleships is still the king of the oceans for me, cruisers are just too weak ” How do you use them? Mahanian doctrine or attritional? Or just bombardment without sea control?

Quote from Brando Dilla: “Now Colombia has two egrements: 1. The USA is trying to attack Colombia, and only offered peace because he knew his units were in a bad position and/or needed more time to assemble more stacks 2. The USA is not planning to attack Colombia; the incident at San Juan Del Rio was a misplanning by American officials, and he is planning to fight elsewhere. ” Just like Khalkin Gol.

Quote from ComradeGenz: “WHY IS THIS A COMPLETE COPY OF THE COMMUNIST CHINA THREAD. ” It's not really, and as the China guy I'm enjoying it anyway. Anyway, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery - Oscar Wilde

Is this affecting games that have been going for a while? I also notice the advertisement panel can now longer be removed. I don't think this contributes to the gameplay well, and impedes screenshots and uglifies the UI. What was the rationale for that change? I think it might be a bug, is it deliberate?

Quote from Carking the 6th: “Man you are crushing them, I think you may be able to pull a decent place on solo! ” Thanks. Maybe I'll do solo, but there's a couple good players in here. Quote from Karl von Krass: “Your ally India seems quite good. In any case, what is your plan after Korea? Occupy malay and sink the Japanese fleet? Have you tried to gain superpower support? ” I will probably take Malaya, Borneo and Singapore. Mongolia as well, possibly parts of the USSR. I will have to do somethi…

The Indo-Iraqi conflict finally broke into open war. A titanic naval battle erupted in the Persian Gulf. The battleship "Basrah" sank two Indian battleships. Across the whole front, Indian self-propelled artillery rained down artillery shells on Iraqi armour. India won air superiority almost immediately. forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dcforum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc Comrade Crayfish had instructed PLA leadership to use this opportunity to invade …

Nice, the race is on for Mexico. I still harbour visions of your military parading through Mexico City. The Chinese Civil War killed my in-game K/D although actually raised my external, I guess that's what using people's warfare does. Good to see!

In mid-1950, Japanese troops crossed the Manchukuo Demilitarised Zone into Chinese-controlled Liaoning, threatening the town of Hsinking. In response, the People's Liberation Army, spearheaded by the 36th Armoured Brigade, crossed the line north of Seishin-Chongjin. Rocket artillery bombarded enemy positions while troops, many veterans of the civil war, infiltrated the enemy's front line. forum.callofwar.com/index.php?…7ab030ffca16e0a00b90b55dc Opening of the operation forum.callofwar.com/index.…