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by Super Bwitain » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:52 am
by New Emperica » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:04 am
by YellowApple » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:14 am
Xanixi wrote:YellowApple wrote:
I think my involvement for that particular conflict would be limited to providing supplies and backend logistics, since YellowApple, Inc. wasn't a full member at that time.
I'm not sure I understand. You've been a member for quite a long time, and the conflict started on the fifth of December.
Super Bwitain wrote:Seeing as my idea of putting it inside a black hole isn't actually possible, I vote for Yellow's idea.
Because underwater places are cool, yo.
Xanixi wrote:Super Bwitain wrote:Seeing as my idea of putting it inside a black hole isn't actually possible, I vote for Yellow's idea.
Because underwater places are cool, yo.
Damn it, you never think of the costs of sending ambassadors to places, do you?
Okay, so now Drop Point and Lucerne are tied, with Emprussia being disqualified
Emperica, could you choose one of the two remaining locations?
by Xanixi » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:39 am
YellowApple wrote:Xanixi wrote:
I'm not sure I understand. You've been a member for quite a long time, and the conflict started on the fifth of December.
Considering that was in limbo for months, I'm not quite sure how it would play out in my IC timelineSuper Bwitain wrote:Seeing as my idea of putting it inside a black hole isn't actually possible, I vote for Yellow's idea.
Because underwater places are cool, yo.
If you pick Drop Point, you can do BOTH!
You know how Xhibit (or however the fuck his name is spelled) likes to put things inside of things recursively? Well YellowApple, Inc. can say "Yo dawg, I heard you like embassies, so I put an embassy inside your embassy so you can diplomatically represent while you diplomatically represent" and it would be true on a literal sense.Xanixi wrote:
Damn it, you never think of the costs of sending ambassadors to places, do you?
Okay, so now Drop Point and Lucerne are tied, with Emprussia being disqualified
Emperica, could you choose one of the two remaining locations?
There's actually a well-documented surface facility connected to the seafloor city via a giant elevator, so getting there would be no different (and therefore no more expensive) than flying (or boating) to some other location. Its purpose, in fact, is literally to provide surface docks and runways for anything that's not a submarine (or for submarines that can't handle seafloor pressures).
New Emperica wrote:I'm going to go TG Mykma and have him join, then vote for Emprussia so I can be evil and deadlock it.
Wait, we're deadlocked anyway...I hate both locations. ABSTAINS EVERYWHERE!
Most Astounding FactDr. Carl Sagan wrote:“They say astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
#AupaAtleti #ContigoHastaElFinal
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by Super Bwitain » Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:59 am
Imperial 12th Legion3rd Legion Battlegroup
- 1st Corps
- Fifty thousand Legionaries
- 2nd Corps
- Fifty thousand Legionaries
4th Legion Battlegroup
- 1st Corps
- Fifty thousand Legionaries
- 2nd Corps
- Fifty thousand Legionaries
Imperial 6th Fleet
One Hell-fire class Super CarrierTwo Citadel class Amphibious Assault Ships
- Four Overseer class AWACS (Early Warning Squadron)
- Twenty B1-50 Super Falcon fighters (Two Squadrons)
- Fifteen F-180B Hornet Multi-role fighters (One Squadron)
- Ten Imperial Sea-hawk Utility helicopters
Ten SA-15 class Destroyers
- Five Minotaur class Transports (One Transport Helicopter Squadron)
- Five Workhorse Class Transports (One Transport Helicopter Squadron)
- Eight Devastator class Gunships (Two Attack Helicopter Squadrons)
Ten Ares class Attack Submarines (Electric)
Ten Zeus class Frigates (Guided Missile)
Ten Falcon class Frigates (Anti-Sbmarine)
Total Numbers
- Two hundred thousand men
- Fourty-three ships
by Xanixi » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:04 pm
- Weight: 3.2 kg (empty), 3.76 kg (loaded)
- Length: 1,050mm
- Barrel length: 406mm
- Cartridge: Varied; compatible with Coalition standard rounds
- Rate of fire: 900 rpm
- Muzzle velocity: 960 m/s
- Effective range: 600 meters
- Feed system: MagLevel PMAG 30-round
- Sights: Varies
- Price per unit: US$2,980
- Programme cost: US$12.6 million
Attachments
- ACOG scope
- Interchangeable
- Modular Combat Grip
- Interchangeable
- Flash light
Most Astounding FactDr. Carl Sagan wrote:“They say astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
#AupaAtleti #ContigoHastaElFinal
American and Spanish
by YellowApple » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:17 pm
Xanixi wrote:Okay. So I wanted to make a weapon that would spread across Coalition states. Not sure why, but I do want to see this weapon in action in other members.
Thanks!
- Weight: 3.2 kg (empty), 3.76 kg (loaded)
- Length: 1,050mm
- Barrel length: 406mm
- Cartridge: 5.56x45mm Royal
- Rate of fire: 900 rpm
- Muzzle velocity: 960 m/s
- Effective range: 600 metres
- Feed system: MagLevel PMAG 30-round
- Sights: Varies
- Price per unit: US$2,980
- Programme cost: US$12.6 million
Attachments
- ACOG scope
- Interchangeable
- Modular Combat Grip
- Interchangeable
- Flash light
The CARS - or the Coalition Assault Rifle System - is a weapon produced by European Defence Industries after a request from the European government established grounds for the conception of a weapon that could be cheaply distributed and produced in all Coalition of Steel observer, member and Council states. The idea behind the weapon system was an equalised equipment pallet for Coalition forces, allowing for greater military union. Though not all nations would be forced to accept the new weapon, it would be strongly encouraged.
The CARS is the result of a long and expensive project by EDI to produce a weapon that the European Defence Council deemed to be excellently marked in the categories in which Coalition states may find themselves. Several other weapons - the EM72, EM81 - built in conjunction with Majestic Arms - and EDIR 5 were denied due to flaws in its systems that the Defence Council argued would become invalid in most Coalition states.
The design - which does not carry a shorter carbine version - was produced with the intention of developing a weapon that, though would face more trouble than carbine counterparts in urbanised locations of warfare, such as Saint Antoine, would face targets with ease in expansive locations, like La Mancha.
The MagLevel PMAG 30-round magazine was implemented for this weapon because it was determined that the weapon required a normal-sized clip for her functionality and that the appearance of any smaller magazine would pose a great danger for soldiers. However, the PMAG ensured that soldiers were able to take full advantage of the weapon's characteristics and features.
Following the evaluations of the CARS, it was proposed to the European Defence Council, who has since approved it for distribution across CoS member states.
by Xanixi » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:20 pm
YellowApple wrote:Xanixi wrote:Okay. So I wanted to make a weapon that would spread across Coalition states. Not sure why, but I do want to see this weapon in action in other members.
Thanks!
- Weight: 3.2 kg (empty), 3.76 kg (loaded)
- Length: 1,050mm
- Barrel length: 406mm
- Cartridge: 5.56x45mm Royal
- Rate of fire: 900 rpm
- Muzzle velocity: 960 m/s
- Effective range: 600 metres
- Feed system: MagLevel PMAG 30-round
- Sights: Varies
- Price per unit: US$2,980
- Programme cost: US$12.6 million
Attachments
- ACOG scope
- Interchangeable
- Modular Combat Grip
- Interchangeable
- Flash light
The CARS - or the Coalition Assault Rifle System - is a weapon produced by European Defence Industries after a request from the European government established grounds for the conception of a weapon that could be cheaply distributed and produced in all Coalition of Steel observer, member and Council states. The idea behind the weapon system was an equalised equipment pallet for Coalition forces, allowing for greater military union. Though not all nations would be forced to accept the new weapon, it would be strongly encouraged.
The CARS is the result of a long and expensive project by EDI to produce a weapon that the European Defence Council deemed to be excellently marked in the categories in which Coalition states may find themselves. Several other weapons - the EM72, EM81 - built in conjunction with Majestic Arms - and EDIR 5 were denied due to flaws in its systems that the Defence Council argued would become invalid in most Coalition states.
The design - which does not carry a shorter carbine version - was produced with the intention of developing a weapon that, though would face more trouble than carbine counterparts in urbanised locations of warfare, such as Saint Antoine, would face targets with ease in expansive locations, like La Mancha.
The MagLevel PMAG 30-round magazine was implemented for this weapon because it was determined that the weapon required a normal-sized clip for her functionality and that the appearance of any smaller magazine would pose a great danger for soldiers. However, the PMAG ensured that soldiers were able to take full advantage of the weapon's characteristics and features.
Following the evaluations of the CARS, it was proposed to the European Defence Council, who has since approved it for distribution across CoS member states.
Not a bad weapon. Unfortunately, it would see only limited use among YellowApplan forces, since 1/128mmYA (roughly 7.8mm) caliber is already standard, and thus the weapon (as well as the 5.56×45mm Royal) would be utilized only in intra-Coalition operations (and even then).
On that note, I figure I'll contribute some troops. 4,096 Aerospace Marines and four 32-piece squadrons of Aerospace Interceptors ought to suffice for now
Most Astounding FactDr. Carl Sagan wrote:“They say astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
#AupaAtleti #ContigoHastaElFinal
American and Spanish
by YellowApple » Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:59 pm
Xanixi wrote:YellowApple wrote:
Not a bad weapon. Unfortunately, it would see only limited use among YellowApplan forces, since 1/128mmYA (roughly 7.8mm) caliber is already standard, and thus the weapon (as well as the 5.56×45mm Royal) would be utilized only in intra-Coalition operations (and even then).
On that note, I figure I'll contribute some troops. 4,096 Aerospace Marines and four 32-piece squadrons of Aerospace Interceptors ought to suffice for now
I had imagined that the weapon would be for the C.E.F primarily, but okay. I suppose the cartridge itself could be changed per nation to its standard. Plus handwavium for compatibility.
Also, could you make an ORBAT?
by Imperial--japan » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:02 pm
by Altaiire » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:19 pm
by Imperial--japan » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:27 pm
Altaiire wrote:only if you buy 20,000 units of Xanixi's guns.
by Altaiire » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:30 pm
by Imperial--japan » Sat Jan 26, 2013 10:40 pm
Altaiire wrote:zero dollors and zero sents!
by Xanixi » Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:42 am
Imperial--japan wrote:May I reccomend that the Imperial Japanese Empire lead the Coalitions combined Military Forces? What say ye?
Most Astounding FactDr. Carl Sagan wrote:“They say astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
#AupaAtleti #ContigoHastaElFinal
American and Spanish
by Grand Britannia » Sun Jan 27, 2013 7:59 am
FV-170 Vincent WardFV170A1 Model
TypeMain Battle Tank
Place of OriginBritanniaService History
In Service2038 - Present
Used ByBritannian Imperial ArmyProduction History
DesignerCamelot
Designed2028
ManufacturerMinerva Heavy Industries
NanoTM Technologies
Unit Cost14 million Sterlings
Produced2036 - Present
VariantsLV170A1, LV170A2Specifications
WeightA2: 59.3 Tonnes
LengthA2: 8.2 meters(Gun forward)
A7: 7.01 meters(Gun forward)
A12: 10.5 meters(Gun forward)
WidthA2: 3.87 meters
HeightA2: 3.4 meters
Crew4(Commander,gunner, driver, loader)
ArmourNanotube Reinforced Silicon
Carbide Titanium Matrix
MainA2: 1 x 125mm Mk. IV MagLaunch
Armament
Secondary1 x 7.62 L12MG34 w/ 1,200 rounds
Armament1 x 12.7 L27HMG2 w/ 950 rounds
MLRS Packs Units(9 x pack)
EngineLogan LTD Internally Radiating
Impulse Structure hydrogen engine
(1800 HP)
TransmissionRML Model 2030
SuspensionHydropneumatic Active
Fuel Capacity280 Gallons
Operational856 km
Range
Speed67 mph
by New Emperica » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:02 pm
YellowApple wrote: (or for submarines that can't handle seafloor pressures).
by YellowApple » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:18 pm
Grand Britannia wrote:FV-170 Vincent Ward
(Image)FV170A1 Model
TypeMain Battle Tank
Place of OriginBritanniaService History
In Service2038 - Present
Used ByBritannian Imperial ArmyProduction History
DesignerCamelot
Designed2028
ManufacturerMinerva Heavy Industries
NanoTM Technologies
Unit Cost14 million Sterlings
Produced2036 - Present
VariantsLV170A1, LV170A2Specifications
WeightA2: 59.3 Tonnes
LengthA2: 8.2 meters(Gun forward)
A7: 7.01 meters(Gun forward)
A12: 10.5 meters(Gun forward)
WidthA2: 3.87 meters
HeightA2: 3.4 meters
Crew4(Commander,gunner, driver, loader)
ArmourNanotube Reinforced Silicon
Carbide Titanium Matrix
MainA2: 1 x 125mm Mk. IV MagLaunch
Armament
Secondary1 x 7.62 L12MG34 w/ 1,200 rounds
Armament1 x 12.7 L27HMG2 w/ 950 rounds
MLRS Packs Units(9 x pack)
EngineLogan LTD Internally Radiating
Impulse Structure hydrogen engine
(1800 HP)
TransmissionRML Model 2030
SuspensionHydropneumatic Active
Fuel Capacity280 Gallons
Operational856 km
Range
Speed67 mph
Holy shit perfect 5550 posts.
Also, I posted because my head is out of the basement.
New Emperica wrote:YellowApple wrote: (or for submarines that can't handle seafloor pressures).
*hides rusting submarine fleet manned by one elderly guy mopping the floor*
Yeah...it's a good thing I invested in long range aircraft.
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And on the CARS: I'll probably just use it for 'dem derpy Siberia Corps. A gun for wide open areas will serve them well, even if we do have to reconfigure every gun we by to be UIO compatible.
by Grand Britannia » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:21 pm
YellowApple wrote:Grand Britannia wrote:FV-170 Vincent Ward
(Image)FV170A1 Model
TypeMain Battle Tank
Place of OriginBritanniaService History
In Service2038 - Present
Used ByBritannian Imperial ArmyProduction History
DesignerCamelot
Designed2028
ManufacturerMinerva Heavy Industries
NanoTM Technologies
Unit Cost14 million Sterlings
Produced2036 - Present
VariantsLV170A1, LV170A2Specifications
WeightA2: 59.3 Tonnes
LengthA2: 8.2 meters(Gun forward)
A7: 7.01 meters(Gun forward)
A12: 10.5 meters(Gun forward)
WidthA2: 3.87 meters
HeightA2: 3.4 meters
Crew4(Commander,gunner, driver, loader)
ArmourNanotube Reinforced Silicon
Carbide Titanium Matrix
MainA2: 1 x 125mm Mk. IV MagLaunch
Armament
Secondary1 x 7.62 L12MG34 w/ 1,200 rounds
Armament1 x 12.7 L27HMG2 w/ 950 rounds
MLRS Packs Units(9 x pack)
EngineLogan LTD Internally Radiating
Impulse Structure hydrogen engine
(1800 HP)
TransmissionRML Model 2030
SuspensionHydropneumatic Active
Fuel Capacity280 Gallons
Operational856 km
Range
Speed67 mph
Holy shit perfect 5550 posts.
Also, I posted because my head is out of the basement.
Yay for postgives! I'll respond... er... eventually.
by New Emperica » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:29 pm
by YellowApple » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:48 pm
New Emperica wrote:I need your guys' opinions on something. What military emblem should I use?
This old, old Ministry of Defense seal that Imagey made...like a long time ago;
just one of the stupid looking individual branch seals that I never should've requested Imagey to make. Once again, quite a while ago;
or just request Imagey to make a new one, or make it myself?
by New Emperica » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:56 pm
by Grand Britannia » Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:57 pm
by Xanixi » Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:05 pm
YellowApple wrote:New Emperica wrote:I need your guys' opinions on something. What military emblem should I use?
This old, old Ministry of Defense seal that Imagey made...like a long time ago;
just one of the stupid looking individual branch seals that I never should've requested Imagey to make. Once again, quite a while ago;
or just request Imagey to make a new one, or make it myself?
Is...
Is that a liger in that second emblem?
Most Astounding FactDr. Carl Sagan wrote:“They say astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.”
#AupaAtleti #ContigoHastaElFinal
American and Spanish
by YellowApple » Sun Jan 27, 2013 3:10 pm
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