Day 1: China requests an alliance with Australia, Australia responds by attacking the battleship Tenian and its standard escort with a lone destroyer.
Day 2: China learns about the attack and sends most of its navy, fearing a powerful naval force might land forces on Chinese colonies in the Pacific. A total of 7 lvl 6 battleships, 24 lvl 5 cruisers, over 40 lvl 5 destroyers, and 12 lvl 3 submarines surround major Australian shorelines. Later intel reveals that Australia only owns 2 lvl 3 battleships, 4 lvl 1 cruisers, 8 lvl 2 destroyers, and 4 lvl 1 submarines. Australia's naval command sends these ships into combat either alone or in small groups. Longer range of China's battleships' guns decimate Australian battleships. Intel suggests Australia begins building 5 more battleships.
Day 3: Chinese casualties are 1k to Australia's 6k. China sends a ceasefire request. Australia refuses. A lone Chinese submarine sinks an unescorted battleship. Australian air force is sent to attack ships and is decimated. Australia bunches up its few submarines and manages to sink a lone cruiser group (1 cruiser, 2 destroyers). The day ends with the casualties at 3k to 12k.
Day 4: Australian strategy shifts and cancells all but 1 of their battleship constructions, instead diverting to submarines. Most of Australia's remaining surface ships are sunk in various skirmishes. China essentially controls every inch of Australian coastline. Casualties are at 5k to 17k.
Day 5: Australian submarines sneak up on and attack the Xian battlegroup (battleship Xian, 1 cruiser, 3 destroyers), resulting in the only Chinese capital ship lost in combat in the entire conflict. Intel reports that every last Australian ship, surface or stealth, except for 2 submarines, are sunk. Shore bombardment is in place at every Australian coastal city. Casualties are at 7k to 24k.
Day 6: Remaining Australian submarines are accidentally caught by a cruiser squadron, which gains assistance from nearby groups. A conbined force of 20 destroyers decimates the submarines. Australia asks for a ceasefire. Casualties are at 8k to 45k.
Day 7: Australia sends 10 ceasefire requests in 30 minutes. Chinese government relents and agrees to peace. Final casualties are 9k to 54k.
R.I.P. surprise attack, Pearl Harbor + WWII in the Pacific v.2.0.
Day 2: China learns about the attack and sends most of its navy, fearing a powerful naval force might land forces on Chinese colonies in the Pacific. A total of 7 lvl 6 battleships, 24 lvl 5 cruisers, over 40 lvl 5 destroyers, and 12 lvl 3 submarines surround major Australian shorelines. Later intel reveals that Australia only owns 2 lvl 3 battleships, 4 lvl 1 cruisers, 8 lvl 2 destroyers, and 4 lvl 1 submarines. Australia's naval command sends these ships into combat either alone or in small groups. Longer range of China's battleships' guns decimate Australian battleships. Intel suggests Australia begins building 5 more battleships.
Day 3: Chinese casualties are 1k to Australia's 6k. China sends a ceasefire request. Australia refuses. A lone Chinese submarine sinks an unescorted battleship. Australian air force is sent to attack ships and is decimated. Australia bunches up its few submarines and manages to sink a lone cruiser group (1 cruiser, 2 destroyers). The day ends with the casualties at 3k to 12k.
Day 4: Australian strategy shifts and cancells all but 1 of their battleship constructions, instead diverting to submarines. Most of Australia's remaining surface ships are sunk in various skirmishes. China essentially controls every inch of Australian coastline. Casualties are at 5k to 17k.
Day 5: Australian submarines sneak up on and attack the Xian battlegroup (battleship Xian, 1 cruiser, 3 destroyers), resulting in the only Chinese capital ship lost in combat in the entire conflict. Intel reports that every last Australian ship, surface or stealth, except for 2 submarines, are sunk. Shore bombardment is in place at every Australian coastal city. Casualties are at 7k to 24k.
Day 6: Remaining Australian submarines are accidentally caught by a cruiser squadron, which gains assistance from nearby groups. A conbined force of 20 destroyers decimates the submarines. Australia asks for a ceasefire. Casualties are at 8k to 45k.
Day 7: Australia sends 10 ceasefire requests in 30 minutes. Chinese government relents and agrees to peace. Final casualties are 9k to 54k.
R.I.P. surprise attack, Pearl Harbor + WWII in the Pacific v.2.0.
