Seraphi

If there are 3 people here, and I've finished eating, I'll start today. So, like, 7:30, if there are 3 people.

100 submarines per year is absurd. Also, new line of weapons. I'll name them the Artemis series, since I don't want a random string of letters and numbers like most guns. Theres a long range sniper rifle, with a barrel so long that it's almost unwieldly. It can attach to the tech helmet to take terrain data and wind speed, which it uses to autocorrect the users aim. A pistol, which will be issued to all troops no matter which squad they are in, but will come equipped with a silencer for some squads, and various other addons depending on the squad it is given to. Designed to use depleted uranium ammunition, but will accept other ammo varieties. I'd also like to buy uranium from Russia to create said shells. And a rifle, machine gun, and RPG. I'm no good at weapon specs, so yeah. All of the weapons are designed with both depleted uranium and regular ammo in mind.

Australian research continues. I get my helmets and Fluid armour tommorow, and the new line of guns in 3 days. Guinea border defenses are tightened, and there is a 20,000 troop presence across the entire thing. Other than that, Australia wishes for good relations with Japan in the future.

I'd already left before you guys got here. It'ss be running tonight try to get on a little earlier so we can have a 3+ hour session if possible.

Sere, I'm not fighting due to the act that I'd be utterly slaughtered. 60 million is fine. That'll put my population to 100 million, which I'm happy with for now. I'm going to go to bed. Night.

Retech, how many people are in Guinea?

And the population of Guinea at the current time is what? If I still get a decent boost (100 or so milion) to my population, then the treaty is accepted.

Sere. I have an army of about 50,000, with rafting being about 150,000. I would stand absolutely no chance. We've already settled, so let's leave it there.

I'll try to remember for tommorow.

Papau New Guinea, again, doesn't have 150 million people... I don't want to godmod a population there. Unless everybody agrees, of course.

Isn't the eastern part still Indonesia?

Retech, even if you could magically move people, it would still put me at a disadvantage, due to having two landmasses to protect instead of one. Wait, did I just get my half of Indonesia on the map Archi just made? If so, then I'm happy.

Guinea doesn't have 150 million people.

The canal system will help make the land hospitable, but the fact that the 150 million people are miles away (If they are even there at all, since I still don't want to bend the rules, even if it is for my benefit), and moving, housing and supplying them would break my country.

You get north, I get south, splitting the land as close to 50/50 as possible. Deal?

I say we split Indonesia. PS. Obviously since nobody seems to want to do Dungeoneering today, it shan't be on. You had 2 1/2 hours to post, so don't blame me. I'll run it tommorow if anybody actually shows up.

It's a game. Stop being so dramatic.

I do not want a piece of land which is hundereds of miles away from my main landmass. Very well, Sere. If I can't have it, nobody will!

Somehow I doubt the Indonesians who were almost forced out will swallow Japan's tripe. Russia is a militaristic power as well. And if Russia attacks, he'll have backup from me and Archi. I hope it doesn't come to that, but still.

Australia floods S-Net with anti-Japanese propoganda - "Japan moves to exile 150 million people", "Japan doesn't care about Indonesian population, tried to force them away" etc. That will probably cause a lot of stir in Indonesia. Have fun quelling a rebellion.

I shall not.

Point is that moving 150 million people in anything under 30 years is unfeasible, if not downright impossible.

If that many people would leave if they could, doesn't that mean that the population pretty much loves Australia?

If 150 million people move to Australia, it's going to break the country. There is no way that housing and other facilities can be provided for that many people, and countless people would die. How the hell do that many people move anyway. Now you're just being silly...

Good luck putting a heckton of wiring in, as well as making your country lose 70%+ of it's internet business.