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by Eutristan » Tue Jun 07, 2016 1:51 pm
Keomora wrote:Proximity, the fact that the Imperial couple and Katherine are meeting on the border of Carpestan. The rescue gives Piet Pondes the perfect excuse to take power as it makes the Cornelis look weak.
Jahe Davmwoem wrote:Sure. I don't know who Eutristan supports yet...
by Jahe Davmwoem » Wed Jun 08, 2016 9:00 am
by Eutristan » Wed Jun 08, 2016 9:57 am
Jahe Davmwoem wrote:For the moment I think we have a story for the coup.
I think that they will go to Keomora due to pressure placed on them up until the meeting (basically they are desperate), in later stages we can decide where they will go/or stay in Keomora.
If everyone agrees with this we can get started. (When Keo gets her laptop back of course.)
by Dechen » Wed Jun 08, 2016 10:05 am
Eutristan wrote:Jahe Davmwoem wrote:For the moment I think we have a story for the coup.
I think that they will go to Keomora due to pressure placed on them up until the meeting (basically they are desperate), in later stages we can decide where they will go/or stay in Keomora.
If everyone agrees with this we can get started. (When Keo gets her laptop back of course.)
I'm fine with that. We shall overcomb the C6.
by United Great Britian » Wed Jun 08, 2016 3:15 pm
Keomora wrote:We figure out who wins. If we win cornelis family gets restored.
by Dechen » Wed Jun 08, 2016 3:24 pm
by Eutristan » Fri Jun 10, 2016 3:01 pm
Eutristan wrote:Rough Draft Mk. II
By: Eutristan
Ideas From: Carpestan and Jahe DavmwoemClause I: Diplomacy
Following wide-scale condemnation and sanctions upon Jahe, the Imperial government continues to grapple for a peace agreement. Not because of what is happening in the immediate time, but because of what will happen if they continue to go on with this. C6 would be more than happy to agree to the terms, besides one minor thing; Jahe wants to be able to keep their nuclear program. Realizing the threat a nuclear Jahe presents, C6 continues to disagree with peace offerings from Jahe. Eventually, King Markus realizes the only way to stop war is to give up nuclear programs altogether. He sends the offering to Jahe; the offering of complete nuclear disarmament.
Ecstatic from the success of their sanctions, C6 eagerly signs the agreement, and Jahe is set on the road to disarmament. There is one problem though; the agreement itself. Jahenians all over the country are enraged that their government bent at the will of these perceived demonic countries. They cannot comprehend that there mighty country would betray the doctrine of nuclear sovereignty. One figure sees this anger, and becomes the embodiment of it; Piet Pondes. The population; feeling betrayed and defenseless, looks to Piet for security. They want their nuclear program back. They want the uncompromising government back. To them, Piet gives them this.
Clause II: Coup
Then the unexpected strikes; a terrorist attack by the Legion of Dawn. Not in a foreign country, not in some unknown suburbia, but in Highrock itself. The place where Markus and Angela live (I forget the formal name) is assaulted by a number of suicide bombers. Not from the outside, but from the very people that are supposed to keep the royals safe, the bodyguards. The Palace looks completely decimated from the outside, walls crumpled, flames ablaze, the media jumps on it as the possible assassination of a less than satisfactory leader.
Inside the palace, or rather beneath it in the panic room (I'll just refer to it as that), Markus and Angela are alive, very, very alive. They are being blackmailed though. Surrounded by now rogue bodyguards, they are offered to courses of action; leave the country and never return, or be killed right then and there. Taking the logical option, Markus and Angela are secretly withdrawn from the country. Following the terrorist attack and the mysterious disappearance of the royals, Markus and Angela are presumed dead. In all reality, they are just hidden away in a guest bedroom at the Palace of Ambridge.
The populance is fooled nonetheless, and they begin to scavenge for a new leader. It doesn't take long for everyone to go back to everybody's favorite old man, Piet Pondes. With demand enlarging and no one at the throne to have any power to stop it, Pondes takes the throne and declares a state of emergency until the Legion of Dawn is exterminated. Reigning unchecked, Pondes can do whatever he likes in the country that is now his. He immediately withdraws the offering of complete disarmament, and Jahe is again in the same place; condemned, sanctioned, and hated by many more than loved.
It doesn't matter to the Imperials or even to Piet himself for that matter. More than willing to drive themselves into the ground rather than bend to anothers will, Jahe continues to do whatever they like whenever they like and disregard punishment. Piet begins to exterminate any and all that oppose his fascist and discriminatory ideals under charges of "Terrorist Sympathizing". Once all of them are successfully disciplined, or killed, Piet and the Imperials who are left to live in their own utopia. But not for long. Piet is angered by the countries that denounce Jahe, and looks to silence all voices that are against him; this means one thing, invasion.
Following the discovery of scandal in the highest ranks of Carpestan's politics, an election is held to rectify the government back to its more righteous state. Piet sees opportunity here. He floods pro-Jahe politicians in Carpestan with much of the Imperial national treasury. When all is said and done, the politicians have successfully secured power and the northwest of Carpestan is controlled by pro-Jahe politicians. Secret military movements begin and the northwest of Carpestan is effectively rendered part of Jahe, and Piet begins to terminate "Terrorist Sympathizers" in Carpestan.
The he hits deadlock. He again has exterminated all opposition to him. But he can't go any further, can't liberate anymore than he has. He is limited to the northwest, and it drives him mad to have his unstoppable forces hit the immovable object of political power. He eventually gives up on furthering his influence in Carpestan, and looks to UGB, a country that has more than earned the distaste of Imperials, to further his influence. The Legion begins attacks on UGB, and the nation encounters a crippling terrorist problem. Jahe aid arrives to help and exterminate the Legion, but in all honesty they are simply digging in to gain territory. When the Legion finally withdraws from UGB and the smoke settles, Jahe now controls much of the north of UGB.
Clause III: War
[Delayed Until Further Discussion]
Clause IV: Reconstruction
[Delayed Until Further Discussion]
by Jahe Davmwoem » Fri Jun 10, 2016 4:38 pm
Eutristan wrote:Eutristan wrote:Rough Draft Mk. II
By: Eutristan
Ideas From: Carpestan and Jahe DavmwoemClause I: Diplomacy
Following wide-scale condemnation and sanctions upon Jahe, the Imperial government continues to grapple for a peace agreement. Not because of what is happening in the immediate time, but because of what will happen if they continue to go on with this. C6 would be more than happy to agree to the terms, besides one minor thing; Jahe wants to be able to keep their nuclear program. Realizing the threat a nuclear Jahe presents, C6 continues to disagree with peace offerings from Jahe. Eventually, King Markus realizes the only way to stop war is to give up nuclear programs altogether. He sends the offering to Jahe; the offering of complete nuclear disarmament.
Ecstatic from the success of their sanctions, C6 eagerly signs the agreement, and Jahe is set on the road to disarmament. There is one problem though; the agreement itself. Jahenians all over the country are enraged that their government bent at the will of these perceived demonic countries. They cannot comprehend that there mighty country would betray the doctrine of nuclear sovereignty. One figure sees this anger, and becomes the embodiment of it; Piet Pondes. The population; feeling betrayed and defenseless, looks to Piet for security. They want their nuclear program back. They want the uncompromising government back. To them, Piet gives them this.
Clause II: Coup
Then the unexpected strikes; a terrorist attack by the Legion of Dawn. Not in a foreign country, not in some unknown suburbia, but in Highrock itself. The place where Markus and Angela live (I forget the formal name) is assaulted by a number of suicide bombers. Not from the outside, but from the very people that are supposed to keep the royals safe, the bodyguards. The Palace looks completely decimated from the outside, walls crumpled, flames ablaze, the media jumps on it as the possible assassination of a less than satisfactory leader.
Inside the palace, or rather beneath it in the panic room (I'll just refer to it as that), Markus and Angela are alive, very, very alive. They are being blackmailed though. Surrounded by now rogue bodyguards, they are offered to courses of action; leave the country and never return, or be killed right then and there. Taking the logical option, Markus and Angela are secretly withdrawn from the country. Following the terrorist attack and the mysterious disappearance of the royals, Markus and Angela are presumed dead. In all reality, they are just hidden away in a guest bedroom at the Palace of Ambridge.
The populance is fooled nonetheless, and they begin to scavenge for a new leader. It doesn't take long for everyone to go back to everybody's favorite old man, Piet Pondes. With demand enlarging and no one at the throne to have any power to stop it, Pondes takes the throne and declares a state of emergency until the Legion of Dawn is exterminated. Reigning unchecked, Pondes can do whatever he likes in the country that is now his. He immediately withdraws the offering of complete disarmament, and Jahe is again in the same place; condemned, sanctioned, and hated by many more than loved.
It doesn't matter to the Imperials or even to Piet himself for that matter. More than willing to drive themselves into the ground rather than bend to anothers will, Jahe continues to do whatever they like whenever they like and disregard punishment. Piet begins to exterminate any and all that oppose his fascist and discriminatory ideals under charges of "Terrorist Sympathizing". Once all of them are successfully disciplined, or killed, Piet and the Imperials who are left to live in their own utopia. But not for long. Piet is angered by the countries that denounce Jahe, and looks to silence all voices that are against him; this means one thing, invasion.
Following the discovery of scandal in the highest ranks of Carpestan's politics, an election is held to rectify the government back to its more righteous state. Piet sees opportunity here. He floods pro-Jahe politicians in Carpestan with much of the Imperial national treasury. When all is said and done, the politicians have successfully secured power and the northwest of Carpestan is controlled by pro-Jahe politicians. Secret military movements begin and the northwest of Carpestan is effectively rendered part of Jahe, and Piet begins to terminate "Terrorist Sympathizers" in Carpestan.
The he hits deadlock. He again has exterminated all opposition to him. But he can't go any further, can't liberate anymore than he has. He is limited to the northwest, and it drives him mad to have his unstoppable forces hit the immovable object of political power. He eventually gives up on furthering his influence in Carpestan, and looks to UGB, a country that has more than earned the distaste of Imperials, to further his influence. The Legion begins attacks on UGB, and the nation encounters a crippling terrorist problem. Jahe aid arrives to help and exterminate the Legion, but in all honesty they are simply digging in to gain territory. When the Legion finally withdraws from UGB and the smoke settles, Jahe now controls much of the north of UGB.
Clause III: War
[Delayed Until Further Discussion]
Clause IV: Reconstruction
[Delayed Until Further Discussion]
So just to clear up some things, this is the direction we are heading in? Minus them going to Eutristan?
by Jahe Davmwoem » Fri Jun 10, 2016 5:03 pm
Keomora wrote:I have my fleets in To Quoc... can I do a pearl harbor attack?
by Jahe Davmwoem » Fri Jun 10, 2016 5:17 pm
by Carpestan » Fri Jun 10, 2016 9:07 pm
by Jahe Davmwoem » Sat Jun 11, 2016 10:10 am
Flauc wrote:Just a question.
Is the "Ministry of Truth" inspired by the book "1984" by George Orwell?
by Keomora » Sat Jun 11, 2016 12:05 pm
by Covonant » Sat Jun 11, 2016 12:31 pm
Keomora";p="29024244"]Thinking of doing the conversations and the amphibious invasion but have my main army be stalled due to continues Legion of Dawn attacks and Christian secession movement... but once I get NS back i am ready to swoop in and save C6 in the name of freedom and liberty
by Eutristan » Sat Jun 11, 2016 1:51 pm
Covonant wrote:Keomora";p="29024244"]Thinking of doing the conversations and the amphibious invasion but have my main army be stalled due to continues Legion of Dawn attacks and Christian secession movement... but once I get NS back i am ready to swoop in and save C6 in the name of freedom and liberty
Is there a period where the C6 is supposed to fail?
by Keomora » Sat Jun 11, 2016 2:00 pm
Eutristan wrote:Covonant wrote:Is there a period where the C6 is supposed to fail?
All military actions are completely up to the nations that are over them, we aren't planning that, as I feel we need to leave the field open or the same thing as IW2 will happen. Three months in we're still at the beginning. Especially with this many people, I'd rather those that are dedicated enough to make their own decisions and posts instead of a script.
by Jahe Davmwoem » Sat Jun 11, 2016 6:32 pm
by Eutristan » Sat Jun 11, 2016 7:25 pm
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