RP Planning Thread: Particracy's World War

[kylejenkins27]

I like the outline, think we'd need atleast unril 3985 before events can begin playing out, just to get all the gears in the right spots

[colonelvesica]

Max hows this for overview for Hutori's invasion of the Trigunian Mainland

- Initial combat between weakened Trigunian Fleet and Hutorian Navy results in Trigunian Fleet either being forced back into port or withdrawing to the east. This allows Hutorian Forces to successfully invade both Radin and Brakav.
- Brakav falls relatively as "elite" forces are evacuated which allows the better equipped Hutorian Army to defeat the remaining troops, beginning an occupation. This could start an insurgency campaign on the island, while at the same time it could be good for post war RP as Brakav's populace and government might be pissed at Petrovgrad for seemingly abandoning them. This could be also how Hutori ends up pilferring away with nukes.
- The Battle in Radin goes at first as easy as the battle for Brakav, but Trigunian forces make excellent stands and slow us down as much strategic stuff is evacuated to the Far East.
- The Hutorian Invasion forces reaches as far as Heinrichgrad where a pitched battle begins which could end in either the Hutorian successfully capturing it, or a result similar to the Battle of Moscow where we are pushed just west of the city.
- Following the arrival of the bulk of the Trigunian Fleet again, and the breaking of our western Naval blockade, the invasion force of Brakav and Radin begin evacuating; the invasion force of Radin fights a fighting retreat west back to the coast to hope for the arrival of a Hutorian relief force.
- Meanwhile Trigunia is able to bring to bear its elite formations its been holding in reserve following Heinrichgrad which begin massive counter attacks to drive us back while Trigunian Expeditionary Corps are offloaded behind the retreating Hutorian forces...
- While some forces I imagine would escape, along with the bulk of the troops on Brakav, the Radin Invasion Army is eventually surrounded in a city, either along the coast or in the interior where it either gets wiped out or surrenders following the hearing of the possible peace accord.

Thoughts... anyone?

[Maxington]

We could also say that, we had the option to destroy the nukes within their Silos, but the seismic activity would set off the dead hand nuclear system. (A.K.A - The skies will be lined in Nuclear Missiles heading towards every major city within it's range). Whilst you have arrived in Heinrichgrad, the advance is also halted by a fortified defensive line running along the border with Radin and Vrosnok (kinda like a Trigunian Maginot line.) (Gonna get that ground work started). I don't think that Indrala would be able to launch an invasion, seeing that they would run into the same problems they had in Jakania, the cold whether,the Hutorians are like Norway in this (they are accustom to the whether) Indrala is like South Africa in this (not accustom the the brunt of the Trigunian winter).
Anyways, Brakav would be mad for a short period after the reason for the abandonment of the nukes is explained by the Government (the Dead-Hand System would have triggered if we were to destroy the nukes inside of their silos).

The aftermath of this war for trigunia would look like the Soviets rebuilding russia after WWII.
-We shall have tractor factories where they will build our glorious tanks make out of stalinium.
-In total Hutori, if it carefully removes those nukes could have 45 nukes in its hands. (The bulk is mobile, submarine and airborne).

-After the war we enjoy a period of hatred and make this into a modern day Russia-US Relationship.

[Liu Che/Zhuli]

Indeed, although I do think Indralan support of Hutori in the field makes more sense due to RP history, as Hutori has not really been tested. The gains made in Trigunia would make more sense with a combined front.

[colonelvesica]

The Trigunian Ground Forces are also being RPed as being vastly understrength similar to the Soviet Red Army outside of their elite "Guard" units, which goes a long way to aiding the Hutorian advance for being as successful as it is... that does have to mean though that Indralan forces were already ready for deployment against Trigunia when we first went in.

[Liu Che/Zhuli]

Ah, then that makes sense, although I would like to have some limited involvement on the ground just for the hell of it.

[colonelvesica]

Perhaps Indrala and Hutori begin gaining closer ties which further worries Trigunia... maybe even in direct response to Trigunia "meddling" in Kalistan

[Maxington]

But remember, you're gonna be like Nazi Germany vs the Ural Mountains if you come here. (The harsh weather would push for troops limits, and also push the limits of your weapons whilst are accustom to the tropical/temperate like weather.
If you want to have your soldiers in anything approximating fighting condition in that climate, you need to get them warm boots, warm gloves, warm hats and warm jackets. If you want them to actually be able to fight, there are extra supplies required for weapons maintenance in the cold that aren't required in temperate weather. Motorized vehicles are harder to maintain in the cold - just ask anyone who's had difficulty getting their car engine to turn over in the middle of a blizzard.
That is the advantage the Hutorians have, they are basically born into this kind of weather.
With the north experiencing immense amounts of cooling, the Indralans will fall into many problems advancing, seeing that they will advance but they will not do it as fast as they'd want to seeing that their'd either want to advance between the Hutorians or with them, (you wouldn't be able to keep up with them).

[Liu Che/Zhuli]

Hutori and Indrala once had a very friendly relationship. Extremely friendly under the old royal family.

Max, I am perfectly fine with that. It will be a learning experience. Any experience is better than no experience. Plus, once Kalistan is out of the way, it will really test the Jade Route Indrala has developed, showing its dual purpose for trade and secure sea lines of communication. At the very least we would be able to serve as an additional supply route and guard the rear.

[colonelvesica]

Effing Republicans.... messing around with a good thing lol.

Then we revive that old relationship.