Peace And Love finally prevails

[Hyperion]

Yes, plus she has a different mindset from the rest of us, so you never know what to expect. And thats to her, every game I play I lose now because I'm so paranoid about my allies now.

Different mindset? her command bunker is probably just neater and smells nicer

[OAM]

Would you like to try and beat her consistantly

[Peace and Love]

And in confirmation of what I've been saying:


By the way P&L, sorry for my sudden exit, but my pc decided to turn off out of no apparent reason.

oh np, computers do random obnoxious things once in a while

[caranthir.pkk]

Would you like to try and beat her consistantly

Yes.

[Hyperion]

Would you like to try and beat her consistantly

I have no fear.

[Rising Thunder MVP]

wtf did you do to ace P&L, talk him to death?

[Ace Rimmer]

wtf did you do to ace P&L, talk him to death?

Ironically, it was my own fault for not winning. Not to take away from Peace and Love mind you.

<excuse>I set my carriers and battleships in the Indian and sent all twelve subs in 6 groups of two through the Bering to hug the northern limits of "sailability" to avoid detection but quickly realized she had plenty of carriers up there to no risk it. So, I shifted them to just west of the Straight and let them sit dormant for a large portion of time. Finally, I ordered them back through south and had them make the trip all the way through the Pacific and did a sweep of the Indian before heading around Africa for a the first major attack (to take out silos). Long story short, giving her all this time allowed her to use her remaining bombers to keep nuking and nuking and nuking out of fighter range eastern Asian cities, thus giving her the 15m kill advantage at the end.

Even she made that observation in game.</excuse>

[Radiant Caligula]

Hey Acey! Easy to pick apart tactics from a distance, but why reverse your subs south when you already had them up there? Heading them east through the arctic seems to be a more natural choice(?).

[Ace Rimmer]

Hey Acey! Easy to pick apart tactics from a distance, but why reverse your subs south when you already had them up there? Heading them east through the arctic seems to be a more natural choice(?).

A. I didn't think about that at the time.

B. I figured if I had to "reverse course" I might as well put them to use by sweeping the Pacific/Indian for subs that were hiding (and I found a few) as well as a couple of scout ships she had.