EDEN Situation: Pacific Front
Steveeven
EDEN Situation: Pacific Front
1/19/2013
I would like to share a few happenings on what is going on in the Pacific Front. Much of the information may already be common knowledge by now, but I hope everyone gets something out of this article.
As you may know, Korea “natural enemy-ed” USA not to fight against them, but to let them take Jeju and thus open up a corridor where USA can strike Taiwan. The intention of this is clearer when you see that USA did not NE Korea back.
Actually, as I am writing this, USA has already proposed natural enemy on Taiwan. The first stage of the enemy’s plans is complete.
Stage 1: Open up a border with USA so they can attack Taiwan.
To do this, Korea launched a feint on USA-controlled Northern Taiwan. Obviously, they lost.
eTaiwan knew of this intention and quickly NE’ed eKorea, leading to the battle of Jeju which eROC won.
Opinion: Whether the decision to attack Jeju was a good idea is debatable. If Taiwan would to attack other South Korean territories, say Gyeongsangbuk-do, then USA will have to battle Korean-held Jeju first and then NE Taiwan. However, either way, war is inevitable. By taking Jeju, this gives Taiwan a extra territory as breathing space against USA.
Stage 2: Declare War on Taiwan and conquer all its territories.
As of this writing, we are currently at this stage. Fingerguns, the CP of USA, proposed a NE: http://www.erepublik.com/en/main/law/USA/122445
Will Taiwan be able to hold off USA? I feel there is a slight hope, if EDEN and especially China come to Taiwan’s aid. To do a quick strength estimate:
I put EDEN allies’ estimated contributions to be a low 15% due to the many resistance wars taking place in their core territories. Prove me wrong. 🙂
As you can see from my projections, the odds are against us. However, I will still do the best I can. “Those saucy boys will never reach the coast.” 😛
I predict that both Korea and Japan will try to launch simultaneous resistance wars as USA attacks Jeju. I recommend that we focus firstly on quelling those resistance wars and have our allies do the fighting against USA. A territory is still worth a territory, no matter what its location. Plus, if we are successful in those wars, those lands will be placed under USA control and they have to do a RW again.
Stage 3: Quelling of resistance and attack of China
After the conquest of Taiwan, USA will focus on subjugation. They will fight hard against any RW’s that we put up. After a time, when the resistance dies down, USA may decide to strike China.
There is a chance, however, that Bulgaria might attack China first when they are done with Russia. That is another front that we are losing.
That’s it. I hope you enjoy reading this analysis. I wish good luck to everyone in this confrontation. Red Dawn is coming.
*Note: All countries mentioned, unless otherwise specified, are in the “e” format. Example: eUSA, eTaiwan, etc.
Comments
V
Nice to read something understandable indeed. A few things to correct though:
1. Jeju is not the bordering region, but Jeollanam-do. Jeollanam-do is also the one Taiwan claimed last.
2. The population numbers are far off, better use number of fighters and apply your percentages on them.
3. Bulgaria is not conquering Russia, it's a friendly war Bulgaria asked for, so that they could move their capital to the Arabian peninsula.
Interesting to read.
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Voted!
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Great analysis! Voted. GL eTaiwan! o7
V nice analysis
@Plainswalker Thank you for clarifying. And I should also take into account food and weapon bonuses.
Oh, eUSA, you silly goose.
o7
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North Taiwan => Jeollanam-do (No Jeju between them)
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