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Britasina wrote:

they're built different, therefore gaining 0.01% Economic Output completely obliterating the Allies.

While I’m not going to rain on your parade, the chances of the axis actually out producing the US by itself, let alone with all the other allies involved are exceedingly slim. Not to mention the lack of raw materials to make weapons of war.

Britasina wrote:

With all due respect, Japan had the most 'built different' army. Sorry to rain on your parade but i believe the 0.01% economy output really blew the allies out of the water.

I have never heard anyone address Imperial Japan's army as "Built different".

Britasina wrote:

With all due respect, Japan had the most 'built different' army. Sorry to rain on your parade but i believe the 0.01% economy output really blew the allies out of the water.

The Japanese army was...lacking. It was equipped basically to fight a WW1 style war, and against the Chinese, that sufficed. But fighting a then modern mechanized military, it would’ve been ground into paste. Not to mention the stranglehold the US submarine force had on the Japanese home islands. We can basically dismiss the Italian forces, while they were brave enough, they had horrible leadership (that’s me being polite btw). As for Germany, any one stupid enough to fight a two front war, one of which was going into the teeth of winter without prior stockpiles of supplies and contingency plans for setbacks, they should be so lucky to get off as well as they did. Increasing production capacity without the raw materials is not going to do one thing, except to give your enemies more targets. Now I’ll grant you, if Germany hadn’t gone on an orgy of self mutilation by killing off or chasing off it’s more renown scientists, ignoring science that could’ve helped, and called for total war production from it’s citizens, it wouldn’t have failed so spectacularly.

I suppose if you ignore all that, plus the fact the US had the largest production base at the start of the war, and then doubled it by the end of the war, had access to raw materials that created an uninterrupted flow of manufacturing, and supplied 2/3rds of the total Allied war machine, then yeah, they had a chance.

Uldatia wrote:

Regarding Japan; USA did not beat the nation of the rising sun for having better technology or better strategists, Japan committed suicide in midway and had bad luck in Pearl Harbour.

Also, the Russians

Brandhelm wrote:

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Cool new alliance I came up with

While we are sure it is great, we aren't sure what type of traditionalism you are talking about. Unojo is in a reformation age.

Uldatia wrote:

Regarding Japan; USA did not beat the nation of the rising sun for having better technology or better strategists, Japan committed suicide in midway and had bad luck in Pearl Harbour.

The proximity fuse and naval radar says hello.

Drystar wrote:

The proximity fuse and naval radar says hello.

Japanese aviation and aircraft carriers too.

Uldatia wrote:

Ah, sorry for that but i don't use NS stats. xD

Oh,
Well no longer shall we restrict socialist nations.
The values of the faction are now about preserving the traditions of nations.

Unojo wrote:

Traditionalist Unojo is way different.
We will consider it.

Thank you!

Uldatia wrote:

Oh yeah. Incoming.

So you going to join?

Brandhelm wrote:

So you going to join?

Sure

Uldatia wrote:

Sure

That is great!