W3C - War Missions and war levels (Little Upsilon)

Whiteboy

War levels will go very high with gradual complication of the war and increased difficulty.
we will start with the lower levels because for higher levels, we have more things to do to make it possible.

staying in a lower war level should be prevented and it will.
if you win against a C3 country of level 0, you will move to level 1 and from now on, will fight C3s at level 1 or up.
this will remain easy but a little less so than level 0.

we could make it a little different for low war levels and move players to level 2 if they win several wars against a level 1 c3 country.
following wars will be against C3 countries of level 2 or 3.
This will probably solve the problem or you could go even one level further in this way and in fact force them up from the lowest levels.

staying at level 3 or 4 does not matter any more.
C3 wars will not be the same at that level and attacking beginners will no

Think of the British Empire at it's height.
Huge and all over the world.

But there were limits to it's military size due to economics and logistics.

Take Malta for example (the fall of 1941). How many troops can this small island hold? Answer...not much

Now compare that to simcountry where a small player controlled C3 (A "Malta") can wage a full scale war against any country of any size. Not possible in the real world.

Even when war levels are introduced, will players be allowed to wage war using "Malta" countries vs target countries vastly larger?

Tom,

Game docs state interceptor range is 4k, its actually more like 1k. Can we have some clarification on what it should be please.

Maestro = Malta Goya

Rob, in a recent mail to jozi, I asked him about extending Int range to 1500, he said possibly, after the 3 wing response kicks in, so I assume, it is 1000

has anyone tried attacking a c3. when i did it said attack was aborted. are we in some kind of transition period where we can't attack?

Something funny with c3s I tell you.

Nothing changed so please let us know if there is any problem.

I cannot attack any c3s I will try again.

I also keep getting a message that

"your country is already involved in more than 1 country without a president."

If the new limit is 3, the game is not recognizing it. It won't even recognize it when the war is ended. On the war page it shows that x country war has ended, but the game still counts it as an active war.

Still says "attack aborted" I have tried with 2 countries.

the new limit is 2 wendy, hence "more than 1," is 2, and its been that way for a while now,

It was always 4 for me, not sure when it changed to 2. Maybe I don't read the news enough.

However, it is not 2

I can initially declare on 3 even 4 c3s. But if I conquer one I cannot make another dec on a 3rd c3 again.

Furthermore, this happens when I declare on 2 c3s only. I conquer one, but cannot declare on a second c3.

Finally, even if I conquer both of said c3s, the game still counts them as open declarations as long as they show up as, Won or Ended in my war screen.

Clearly, something has gone sideways here.

I got the same message "Attack Aborted" and I only have 1 attack c3 at the moment.

i'm only attacking one country and it reads "attack aborted". i waited until this morning to try again and it allowed two sorties and showed my losses even though i didn't actually get off the attack. it then went back to saying "attack aborted" the attacking country is "the grand state of keposso" on KB

Still not fixed, It let me attack twice, then 'attack aborted'

I am very sorry for this.
It happened when we added the extra air defense wing, supporting the defense.

It was improved this morning but it seems that this was not good enough.

I already contacted the engineer who did this to look into it again. He just left the office before I saw these messages and will look into it ASAP today.

unfortunately, no one mailed us and I just bumped into it now.

Quick changes and fast reactions are nice at times but there are some risks. we will fix it ASAP.

thanks for your attention.

Yup, thx Tom