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Potenzia will stand with Filipinn against 
NewKazakhBy.
OF Courscant and Libermocracy
Has anyone actually started fighting yet? I know that troops were mobilised but besides that?
I want to know why
OF Courscant shall join the war in the side of Filipinn I will send 15,000 Australian Troops to you along with 20 M1A2 Sep V3 Main Battle Tank and 10 F-35 Lightning II's Variant A
Dostoaton I will send 3,000 New Zealand Troops 200 of which are Medical Trained, Along with Food, Ammounation, And Medical Supplies
OF Courscant and Libermocracy
OF Courscant, Sjevre, and Libermocracy
oh.. uh.. we won't give him.. you could get him if you give up Vytsyebsk and give it to me.
Booooo 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎 booooooo
RPNewKazakhBy starting to launch missiles at Filipinn.
So that's what your neutrality is all about. So that's what your non-interference in other countries is like. You took off your mask.
So that's the price of your "freedom"...
No it's the price of your Julien Cole Massange
You are prepared to give away one of your country's residents.
you didn't say it was a citizen of mine
RP
Libermocracy will impose sanctions on 
Sjevre If the extradition of Massange happens.
He lives in your country.
But does he have Savraan nationality?
So this is what's important to you? It doesn't matter that he is a resident, it doesn't matter that he is a person, all you care about is nationality. No, he's NewKazakhByan.
Then why is he living here?
It doesn't matter which nationality he has .. I just want to know the whole story (I will defenitely give him.. I will defenitely don't scam you or something like that
This guide is primarily intended for use in The Hope Federation. However, much of the
information here is still relevant to other modern tech (MT) RP regions. Keep in mind some info
here may be region-specific.
So I decided to write this guide because I see an influx of nations to my region and many others who want to do roleplay but don’t really know how. This is certainly not a bad thing-without new people, NS would slowly decay-but it seems to me that this lack of knowledge is reducing the quality of military RP, so believe that I bear some responsibility to equip these new players with a resource to guide them through the basics.
Now before we begin, I want to make a few things clear. This guide is extensive, but by no means does it contain everything to know about military strategy and organization(hence the “nearly” in the title). While it will provide the essentials, I strongly encourage you to continue your research independently and further expand your knowledge. Second, know that to make mistakes is human. I am not perfect at RP, nor is anyone else I know. Never be afraid to ask for help, or to ask questions-90% of the time, the person you are playing with will be cooperative.
Finally, remember that we are all here to have fun. Take your RP seriously, but not to the point of stress.
- Use proper spelling and grammar: A post needs to readable if you want someone to
respond. It doesn't need to be perfect, just review it quickly before you post to catch any errors.
Too Long, Too Short: RP posts that are only one or two lines long are not ideal, nor are
posts that could rival Ulysses in length. Now, inevitably you will probably have to write both
of these types sooner or later, but try to keep these the exception rather than the rule.
-Break it up: A wall of text is difficult and unpleasant to read. Break up your writing into
separate paragraphs to make it flow better.
-Be specific: “My fighters take off and attack your fighters”. Yeah, what? How many are
there? What kind of aircraft? How far away are they? Are they attacking with guns or missiles? If
missiles, how are they guided? A little detail goes a long way-this is a REQUIREMENT in the
Hope Federation, and a good idea everywhere else.
-Avoid Godmodding Godmodding is an insidious issue which can creep into RP and is a
good way to cause lots of frustration. It manifests in different ways, but generally involves:
● Declaring someone else’s losses and/or giving them no chance to respond(Ex: “ I fire
1000 missiles at your ships and they all are hit and sink HA HA”. This is an extreme
example, but you get the idea.)
● Not declaring your own losses. You are not invincible, and unless there is an extreme
disparity in numbers/technological advancement(and I mean something like ten MiG-15s
against 120 F-22s), you are going to take losses. Be realistic in your assessment of
damage.
● Having equipment/soldiers which are ridiculously overpowered. Balance your strengths
and weaknesses, and remember to keep it realistic for modern tech.
● Having a ridiculous number of equipment/troops, especially in one area. You cannot
quickly move an army of 10 million all at once, and such an army would require immense
logistics operations to feed, shelter, fuel, and maintain. Likewise, cramming 2,000 aircraft
into a small combat area would flood radars and targeting systems, result in friendly fire
losses, and probably cause mid-air collisions.
-Avoid Metagaming: Metagaming is godmodding equally evil cousin. Simply put
metagaming is using out-of-game information, or in-game information that you could not
possibly know, to influence your in-game behavior. If your enemy’s generals are discussing how
they will attack next while in a bunker located in the middle of nowhere, you can’t use that
information to decide your next move. Remember, you are not omniscient.
-Write a military factbook: Again, this is REQUIRED to RP in the Hope Federation, and
highly encouraged everywhere else. Simply listing some info about your armed forces will go a
long way to clear up any confusion. It doesn’t have to be super-detailed, but at a minimum you
should state your total number of soldiers, the total funding for your military, and what
equipment you have along with the amounts for each.
First, to quote Sun Tzu(I’ll be quoting him a lot through this),
many heavy chariots, and a hundred thousand mail-clad soldiers, with provisions enough to
carry them a thousand li, the expenditure at home and at the front, including entertainment of
guests, small items such as glue and paint, and sums spent on chariots and armor, will reach
the total of a thousand ounces of silver per day. Such is the cost of raising an army of 100,000
men.
In other words,
The resources required to fund an ongoing war effort are immense and will inflict a high cost on your nation. Supplying your soldiers and maintaining your equipment will require massive quantities of metals, plastics, rubber, glass, composite materials, fuels, lubricating oils, textiles, medicines, and food, in addition to electrical energy. Even a very wealthy nation might find it difficult to provide healthcare and education to its citizens during a large war, much less have the funds to continue building a superproject at the same time. The resource cost is compounded by the damage that may be inflicted on infrastructure. Roads, bridges, railroads, factories, farms, and mines are likely to be damaged or destroyed by airstrikes and shelling. There is also the enormous human cost; most of your able-bodied citizens are likely to be out on the front lines. Many of them will return home dead or permanently handicapped, resulting in labour shortages long after the fighting ends.
Therefore, it is best to avoid wars which will result in no significant gains for you, or to fight against a foe which does not present a serious threat to your security. As Sun Tzu says,
Second, it is essential in the modern war theatre to maintain a strong combined arms operation, and to know the strengths and weaknesses of both yourself and your enemy. What I often see is people just spamming tanks or infantry or whatever at an enemy and assuming that’s good enough. It’s not. A competent foe will take the weaknesses of the one type of troop you are putting in the field and exploit them. An armoured division and mechanized infantry, supported by attack helicopters and artillery, is a powerful front to contend with. The same goes for your air and sea operations-diversity is essential.
Third, you should never underestimate the value of logistics. As stated before, war consumes enormous number of resources. Therefore, for however many men you have fighting, you must have an equal or near-equal number of men supplying them. If you allow the enemy to disrupt your supply routes, your army will starve, or at the very minimum it will cause shortages and decrease morale. Efforts must be made into protecting these routes.
Conversely, you should make as much of an effort as reasonable to prevent the enemy from being supplied. Sink his ships, shoot down his aircraft, destroy roads and harass his trucks. If warfare bogs down into attritional fighting, this may be the only way to enable an advance.
Fourth and finally, you must know when to move and how to move. Quoting Sun Tzu again,
five to one, to attack him; if twice as numerous, to divide our army into two. If equally matched,
we can offer battle; if slightly inferior in numbers, we can avoid the enemy; if quite unequal in
every way, we can flee from him.
Therefore you must know when to attack and when to withdraw. Attacking head-on in one great line is often not the best way-look for opportunities to maneuver around the enemy. In addition, you must adapt your methods of moving your armies to the terrain you are in. All of these will be discussed in-depth in the section on land warfare.
Land Warfare
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Naval Warfare
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Aerial Warfare & Air Defense
Coming soon
Using WMDs
Coming soon
Sjevre and Libermocracy
Oh no Usoniy déjà vu.
Yes, exactly.
oh no, MAGA American flashbacks...
OF Courscant, Lochak, and Sulasburg
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