Quote from: Septy on September 25, 2014, 05:38:57 PM

Quote from: Neo on September 25, 2014, 05:36:41 PM

Quote from: Septy on September 25, 2014, 05:35:42 PM

Quote from: Neo on September 25, 2014, 05:33:21 PM

Japan begins sailing to the carribean islands. 5,000 ashigaru,3000 bowmen, and 2,000 swordsmen are being sent on five ships. Expected by page 20.

That was just not possible during the iron age

How? I have ships. And they had maps back then.

It takes more than just maps to sail from Japan to the Carribean, in the real world you would need advanced navigation to sail through south Asia, under Africa, and still find your way across the Atlantic to the Caribbean.

Which is why I set the arrival time to page 20,that's nine years. Which is a reasonable time to achieve such a feat.

[I agree with Septy. You'll have to research advanced navigation first.]

Nope, I found it.

34-34's.

20,000 soldiers training — 35%
Annexation of Northern India — 15%
Sea port -- 10%

China begins manufacturing steel jians.

Quote from: SecondClass on September 25, 2014, 02:26:15 PM

Chinese annexation of Mongolia and Korea complete. China enslaves Mongolian and Korean natives, forcing them to work in menial jobs like food and steel production. Displaced Chinese workers are drafted into the army, and begin training.
20,000 soldiers — 10%

China begins the annexation of Northern India.

[Will update the map when I get on my computer.]

The shogunate wishes to have an alliance.

China declines, instead offering a peace treaty.

[Icy is right, by the way. Even if you had a population of 100,000 (which would actually be reasonable), all of those people couldn't be in the army. You need other jobs, of course, such as farming and making the weapons themselves.

Chinese annexation of Mongolia and Korea complete. China enslaves Mongolian and Korean natives, forcing them to work in menial jobs like food and steel production. Displaced Chinese workers are drafted into the army, and begin training.

20,000 soldiers — 10%

China begins the annexation of Northern India.

[Will update the map when I get on my computer.]

Quote from: SecondClass on September 24, 2014, 10:52:32 PM

Quote from: Ryle on September 24, 2014, 10:50:23 PM

i recommend visiting your local DMV to view the selection

wat

thats like to buy cars and stuff

I need a plate

shit nigga we got tags and plates here at my DMV

bro I'm not talking about a license plate, you don't need those for razor scooters

Tin foil.

I ran out of it last week, so that's a negative

my old one's getting all gross. Can anyone recommend a quality piece for under like $5?

Advanced alloy research completed. China dubs this new metal "steel". Ten steel mills begin construction.
Mongolia annexation — 70%

China sends 5,000 soldiers to annex Korea.

Getting off for tonight.

Advanced alloy research — 75%
Mongolia annexation — 50%

Advanced alloy research — 35%
Mongolia annexation — 30%

Tribes of Western Australia fall under King Icy's command, giving him full control of the continent. With the additional slaves taken from the region, production on the capital city intensifies. 30%

Agriculture production rises with a successful growing season. Death rates drop slightly.

[Do you still want to be a GM?]

China initiates an income tax, along with maintaining the rice tax. The leadership offers tax breaks to those with more than three children, causing the population to greatly expand.

Advanced alloy research — 15%
Mongolia annexation — 15%

Construction of 50 iron mines complete.
Conscription of 30,000 soldiers complete.
Soldiers equipped with standard-issue iron jians.
Advanced alloy research — 5%

China proclaims itself a Divine Monarchy and assigns its emperor the title of "God-King".

The mighty Red Glory flies high above Beijing.