Fenwick Brigade occupation of Iceland

[Fenwick Foundation]

Nah, I read that it could work even with Yellowstone. Which isn't very small and isn't about to erupt.

https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/ ... r%20weapon.

Despite the title, this article doesn't actually disprove what I said. All it says is that an earthquake doesn't do it and dropping one on top of the volcano wouldn't work.

[Nyetoa]

https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/ ... r%20weapon.

Despite the title, this article doesn't actually disprove what I said. All it says is that an earthquake doesn't do it and dropping one on top of the volcano wouldn't work.

The Hebgen Lake earthquake released more energy than a 2-megaton nuclear weapon—100 times larger than the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, and equivalent to an "average" hydrogen bomb. What's more, this earthquake occurred not above, but next to Yellowstone's largely solid magma body, so most of the earthquake's energy was transmitted directly into the rock. In a nuclear attack, the detonation would occur above ground, so the majority of the energy would be released into the air. And guess what happened to Yellowstone volcano after the M7.3 earthquake? It didn't erupt! The only impacts were some changes in hot springs and geysers due to the shaking.

[Regnum Alea Spaceflee]

https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/ ... r%20weapon.

Despite the title, this article doesn't actually disprove what I said. All it says is that an earthquake doesn't do it and dropping one on top of the volcano wouldn't work.

Anyway, MIC is now going to beat your ass in.

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/ ... r%20weapon.

Despite the title, this article doesn't actually disprove what I said. All it says is that an earthquake doesn't do it and dropping one on top of the volcano wouldn't work.

That’s what you proposed… dropping a nuke on it. An earthquake worth 2 megatons in a more ideal position is better than a nuke.

[Fenwick Foundation]

Despite the title, this article doesn't actually disprove what I said. All it says is that an earthquake doesn't do it and dropping one on top of the volcano wouldn't work.

The Hebgen Lake earthquake released more energy than a 2-megaton nuclear weapon—100 times larger than the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, and equivalent to an "average" hydrogen bomb. What's more, this earthquake occurred not above, but next to Yellowstone's largely solid magma body, so most of the earthquake's energy was transmitted directly into the rock. In a nuclear attack, the detonation would occur above ground, so the majority of the energy would be released into the air. And guess what happened to Yellowstone volcano after the M7.3 earthquake? It didn't erupt! The only impacts were some changes in hot springs and geysers due to the shaking.

Yeah, I read the article, you don't need to copy from it.

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

The Hebgen Lake earthquake released more energy than a 2-megaton nuclear weapon—100 times larger than the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, and equivalent to an "average" hydrogen bomb. What's more, this earthquake occurred not above, but next to Yellowstone's largely solid magma body, so most of the earthquake's energy was transmitted directly into the rock. In a nuclear attack, the detonation would occur above ground, so the majority of the energy would be released into the air. And guess what happened to Yellowstone volcano after the M7.3 earthquake? It didn't erupt! The only impacts were some changes in hot springs and geysers due to the shaking.

Yeah, I read the article, you don't need to copy from it.

Go on…

[Nyetoa]

The Hebgen Lake earthquake released more energy than a 2-megaton nuclear weapon—100 times larger than the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, and equivalent to an "average" hydrogen bomb. What's more, this earthquake occurred not above, but next to Yellowstone's largely solid magma body, so most of the earthquake's energy was transmitted directly into the rock. In a nuclear attack, the detonation would occur above ground, so the majority of the energy would be released into the air. And guess what happened to Yellowstone volcano after the M7.3 earthquake? It didn't erupt! The only impacts were some changes in hot springs and geysers due to the shaking.

Yeah, I read the article, you don't need to copy from it.

Sorry I just thought you missed that part

[Nyetoa]

A breakaway group of the Blue Hand have hijacked a D1 submarine, which is a small submarine with a detachable drill. A task force of 10 soldiers with 5 staying on board have burrowed into the location of the Fenwicks bunker, then when the eventually find it they drill a hole in the wall. The drill has a Tsar Bomba attached to it, the plan is for the submarine to sail away before detonating it however the soldiers find themselves suppressed by enemy fire with 4 killed the last remaining one presses the button, detonating the nuclear weapon.

[Fenwick Foundation]

A breakaway group of the Blue Hand have hijacked a D1 submarine, which is a small submarine with a detachable drill. A task force of 10 soldiers with 5 staying on board have burrowed into the location of the Fenwicks bunker, then when the eventually find it they drill a hole in the wall. The drill has a Tsar Bomba attached to it, the plan is for the submarine to sail away before detonating it however the soldiers find themselves suppressed by enemy fire with 4 killed the last remaining one presses the button, detonating the nuclear weapon.

Don't godmod. You don't control my people.

[Nyetoa]

A breakaway group of the Blue Hand have hijacked a D1 submarine, which is a small submarine with a detachable drill. A task force of 10 soldiers with 5 staying on board have burrowed into the location of the Fenwicks bunker, then when the eventually find it they drill a hole in the wall. The drill has a Tsar Bomba attached to it, the plan is for the submarine to sail away before detonating it however the soldiers find themselves suppressed by enemy fire with 4 killed the last remaining one presses the button, detonating the nuclear weapon.

Don't godmod. You don't control my people.

Detonating a nuke isn't godmodding

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

I fear you two both critically misunderstood how a nuke works...

[-Pashtunistan]

The Persian Air Force requests both sides for safe passage to retrieve the 63rd Airborne who are, as of now, Still in the Icelandic interior doing nothing for anyone.

[Fenwick Foundation]

"We're upping the cost to $20 billion," says Richard Fenwick.

"Fifteen."

"$17.5 billion."

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

OOC: They killed a few ten thousand people. Maybe killing the Fenwicks for once and for all, even at the cost of a few hundred thousand people isn’t that bad an idea.

[Fenwick Foundation]

OOC: They killed a few ten thousand people. Maybe killing the Fenwicks for once and for all, even at the cost of a few hundred thousand people isn’t that bad an idea.

OOC: You would kill part of the Fenwick Brigade. A pretty decent part of it, but only part of it; they're not all busy in Iceland. And you wouldn't even be touching the Fenwick Foundation.

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

OOC: They killed a few ten thousand people. Maybe killing the Fenwicks for once and for all, even at the cost of a few hundred thousand people isn’t that bad an idea.

OOC: You would kill part of the Fenwick Brigade. A pretty decent part of it, but only part of it; they're not all busy in Iceland. And you wouldn't even be touching the Fenwick Foundation.

Probably enough to cripple a significant section of their operations for god knows how long.

[Fenwick Foundation]

The Persian Air Force requests both sides for safe passage to retrieve the 63rd Airborne who are, as of now, Still in the Icelandic interior doing nothing for anyone.

Richard Fenwick says that getting them out by air will be an impossibility due to the volcanic ash (OOC: which is canon unless people want me to point out serious realism issues in their own posts (unlike mine which are realistic including the ones where I nuke volcanoes), but since non-Gamer Iran didn't stab them in the back they're willing to arrange safe passage provided they don't try anything against the Fenwick Brigade.

OOC: You would kill part of the Fenwick Brigade. A pretty decent part of it, but only part of it; they're not all busy in Iceland. And you wouldn't even be touching the Fenwick Foundation.

Probably enough to cripple a significant section of their operations for god knows how long.

The only loss to the Fenwick Foundation would really be Richard Fenwick, and it's not even guaranteed that you'd get him.

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

The Persian Air Force requests both sides for safe passage to retrieve the 63rd Airborne who are, as of now, Still in the Icelandic interior doing nothing for anyone.

Richard Fenwick says that getting them out by air will be an impossibility due to the volcanic ash (OOC: which is canon unless people want me to point out serious realism issues in their own posts (unlike mine which are realistic including the ones where I nuke volcanoes), but since non-Gamer Iran didn't stab them in the back they're willing to arrange safe passage provided they don't try anything against the Fenwick Brigade.

Probably enough to cripple a significant section of their operations for god knows how long.

The only loss to the Fenwick Foundation would really be Richard Fenwick, and it's not even guaranteed that you'd get him.

OOC: We’ve already agreed, with proof, the nuke volcano stuff doesn’t work. But it’s a game, fine. At the same time, enough people to genocide 325000 people, is probably significant for a private company.

[Regnum Alea Spaceflee]

The Persian Air Force requests both sides for safe passage to retrieve the 63rd Airborne who are, as of now, Still in the Icelandic interior doing nothing for anyone.

Richard Fenwick says that getting them out by air will be an impossibility due to the volcanic ash (OOC: which is canon unless people want me to point out serious realism issues in their own posts (unlike mine which are realistic including the ones where I nuke volcanoes), but since non-Gamer Iran didn't stab them in the back they're willing to arrange safe passage provided they don't try anything against the Fenwick Brigade.

Probably enough to cripple a significant section of their operations for god knows how long.

The only loss to the Fenwick Foundation would really be Richard Fenwick, and it's not even guaranteed that you'd get him.

I smell uranium time

[Fenwick Foundation]

Richard Fenwick says that getting them out by air will be an impossibility due to the volcanic ash (OOC: which is canon unless people want me to point out serious realism issues in their own posts (unlike mine which are realistic including the ones where I nuke volcanoes), but since non-Gamer Iran didn't stab them in the back they're willing to arrange safe passage provided they don't try anything against the Fenwick Brigade.


The only loss to the Fenwick Foundation would really be Richard Fenwick, and it's not even guaranteed that you'd get him.

OOC: We’ve already agreed, with proof, the nuke volcano stuff doesn’t work. But it’s a game, fine. At the same time, enough people to genocide 325000 people, is probably significant for a private company.

OOC: Well, I would disagree, actually. As for the significance: the Fenwick Brigade has millions of men stationed around the world. We're not even talking a tenth of that in this Iceland.

[The Empire Of The Sutherlands]

The Ottoman Empire is threatening to sail the Tirpitz, which has finished its Sea Trials and is ready for war, over to Iceland and pound anything Fenwick Brigade on the coasts into dust.

"We welcome death!" laughs Richard Fenwick. "But our hostages might not, and we have plenty of them. Women and children included."

Any alive left to sell?

[The Rio Grande River Basin]

OOC: We’ve already agreed, with proof, the nuke volcano stuff doesn’t work. But it’s a game, fine. At the same time, enough people to genocide 325000 people, is probably significant for a private company.

OOC: Well, I would disagree, actually. As for the significance: the Fenwick Brigade has millions of men stationed around the world. We're not even talking a tenth of that in this Iceland.

Sorry, wait, millions of men, without being a nation, and somehow for hire, whilst still not getting their asses nuked?

[Regnum Alea Spaceflee]

"We welcome death!" laughs Richard Fenwick. "But our hostages might not, and we have plenty of them. Women and children included."

Any alive left to sell?

Do you want to be non-existent?

[Fenwick Foundation]

OOC: Well, I would disagree, actually. As for the significance: the Fenwick Brigade has millions of men stationed around the world. We're not even talking a tenth of that in this Iceland.

Sorry, wait, millions of men, without being a nation, and somehow for hire, whilst still not getting their asses nuked?

This is the world of NS, where you have tons of nations with populations in the billions.

[Fenwick Foundation]

"We welcome death!" laughs Richard Fenwick. "But our hostages might not, and we have plenty of them. Women and children included."

Any alive left to sell?

Some, but transport might be difficult, especially so with everyone hanging around Iceland at the moment.