Retech

The Russian spies (I don't know they're spies, but just saying) require a recommendation from their home country's embassy and a visa. The Japanese clerk hands them a form for both long term and short term stays and asks them to fill one out, along with their signatures and recommendations from their home country. What is coates?

It can be changed tomorrow. The Phillipines (the random islands you were talking about) is two days behind the other South-East Asian nations. -Archi I forgot that I didn't know about them being stolen. So logically the roleplaying element would be that I never started research on oil-free plastics. Just moss plastics :P

From what I can recall, Australia started talks with Indonesia, and Japan decided to come in with troops and build artillery sites and then proceeded to declare Indonesia part of Japan thus bypassing the 5 day rule all together. That is what made Ross get all in a fit and quit. That was moreso that I didn't want to sound like I was just yelling at people for no reason. To...hm...lighten the mood. Alas, I am terrible at such things it seems. Okay, so here's the real timeline. -Japan starts having talks with Indonesia -Japan considers "peacefully invading Papau New Guinea". -Australia starts talks with Indonesia, not knowing Japan started. -Japan gets mad about it -Australia sends troops, thinking that Japan sent troops. Miscommuncation, Japan never sent troops -Indonesian fleet attempts to stop Australia's attack -Australia blows up ----- Also I'm not supposed to have that part of Malaysia.

Well you were supposed to have destroyed those documents...

Japan begins researching oil-free plastics. Obviously, patents don't really mean anything anymore.

Dusty, I have followed the five day rule. That's why I didn't finish until now. The peacefully invading thing was if we implemented the rule that everyone could annex 3 countries, so I would've just sent troops into Papau New Guinea and taken over. :) ----- Honda-Toyota declines selling the cars, due to the fact that Russia has not commited the infrastructure for widespread public use. Meanwhile, talks have begun with Italy to convert it to moss-fuel. (No, I am not annexing another country, lol)

Japan calls together the Kyoto convention on ICBM to attempt to ban the use or storage of an ICBM. (Remind anyone of Global Warming? :)) Honda-Toyota asks Russia to stop producing the cars, mainly because then Japan would sell Russia cheap moss-fuel.

Corporate warfare map, yay [Hide=Corporate Warfare Map] Olive Green = Honda/Toyota [/hide]

Japan condemns Germany for constructing ICBMs and lets go of its objections to Swiss use of biological weapons on Germany.

Errrr, he developed salt power. I was the one who developed moss-power, and I shared the basics with everyone (basics are already known in 2009). Unfortunately for Russia, there are no suppliers of moss fuel where the cars are being sold.

But why Dusty? :( India and Japan basically stopped fighting after the Malaysia thing was resolved. I did read that Icu, but the principle technology is simply gasoline engines with drastic tweaks which make it dissimilar from gasoline engines. So you couldn't use those tweaks. There's nothing much you can learn about it.

Now that is definitely a patent issue. Honda-Toyota sue Russia for a 40% share of the profits made by sale of this new car.

Oh Dusty, what do you say about the 5% flat tariff with the Japanese-Asian constitutional republic?

Sure. I'll go ahead with that. Anyways, can someone please update the world map? It's sorely outdated.

Done. Should I move in Honda-Toyota to begin selling cars to the Russian people?

Icu, the cars will work on both gasoline and moss fuels, but moss fuels are cheaper and more efficient on these cars. Anyways, you'll have to put some infrastructure investment in to Russia to put moss fuels in place of gasoline fuels in Russia. Otherwise, it'll have the same problem as Hydrogen fuel cells, not enough places to refuel.

No, it's Dungeoneering day! :thumbsup:

Hooray! Honda-Toyota moves in with the European branch of their corporation. Now the sole seller of cars in France-Germany due to the fact that they are several years ahead of any rivals in moss-fuels, they earn a massive profit. Meanwhile, the Japanese government, the sole supplier of Moss-Fuel, sells Germany-France the fuel at prices which are half that of existing oil prices. Meanwhile, 20% of the population of Indonesia is now employed by moss fuel companies, because of the increased demand. Monopoly ftw. :thumbsup:

They were invested in by the Japanese government. They are controlled by the same group of people, but they're still separate companies. Basically they are the only automaker to make moss-fuel dependant engines, which is good because they control 100% of the Japanese market. I'll ask again Grim, will you help convert France-Germany to moss-fuel? You can sell it for the same price as gasoline and earn 33% of the sale price as profit for the government.

Ooooooh, so Italy is free? -starts making evil plots- Japan asks Germany-France if it would help subsidise a change from gasoline to moss-fuel. If they did, then the government could make billion taxing it, for moss-fuel is about 50% cheaper than gasoline. However, all the cars would have to be changed, which Honda-Toyota offers to do. Which reminds me, Honda has merged with Toyota.

Japan has changed its recruitment videos from militaristic to more positively themed for peace. [hide=Old One] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djx2yAVGOKg&feature=related [/hide] [hide=New One] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjAXJaFydwM [/hide]

Japan sends a small team to set up a propaganda station in France, declaring peace as the only solution. [hide=Video] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yo8-9Z9eTqY [/hide] Oh the irony

Japan extends an unprecedented 2% tariff flat offer to China, hoping that it goes even one step further and quits FETA to join the Japanese Free Trade Area, which is more awesome.

My friend from school is probaly going to be Saudi Arabia. He has this crazy 9-step plan to destroy the world, including hovercraft mirror lenses which shoot beams of burning light at targets on the ground and setting the world's oceans on fire...But I can talk him out of it. So can you please not interfere with Saudi Arabia pwease?

Well I'm doing 30 days for South Africa. :)