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Is difficult to devise an AI that can take large pieces of China but not all of it, destroy the US Pacific and British Asian forces and then stop, and to keep a solid truce with Russia until 1945. You have to help it along.
Yes. Indonesia and Malesia was their goal in real life. Not they are not interesting about it. Or maybe they are too weak in game.
If you're looking for a historical war sim here, you're looking in the wrong place bud.
If you learn from history and apply similar tactics as japan then you will also get your foot in quite easily. The others mentioned tanks, those certainly turn the tide. Aswell as Air Superiority. You have for the time being absolute naval Supremecy until you get involved with britain or the USA. Using this strength in staging many naval invasions taking a few tiles with units designed to dig in and defend will spread the KMT army Woefully thin. so you can invade from the north. Knocking out Communist china is vital, they churn out division after division and can be a real menace, afterwards push towards Chongqing. Naval invade Shanghai and BLAMO zai jian china.
You're doing it wrong, son ...
Second - Japan was barely a major power. Remember the movie the Last Samurai? Yah - that wasn't too far in the distance from the start of this game. Japan wasn't even on the radar of the world until they kinda sorta beat the Russians in 1906. Even that was misleading though - the Russians were handicapped by logistical nightmares and their Imperial army and navy was badly in need of reform. So 30 years later Japan has some misguided imperial ambitions that it's economy and manpower can't fulfill. The only reason Japan held on as long as they did is that they had about a 4 year head start on the Americans in ship building. So the US had to build ships for a year and then start executing one of the most complicated campaigns in the world history - serious just imagine all the logistical troubles that went into an island by island advance through the thousands and thousands of miles of Pacific ocean.
In game - Japan is supposed be tough to win at. As you can see from responses some players can and do win with it. It's not an easy button nation.
I keep trying to get a fun Australia game but by the time the Japanese DOW the Allies they've had their entire army wiped out by the Chinese. There's no extended campaign in SEA, the Raj just bowls over Thailand and then sits there doing nothing for the rest of the game. Only the Chinese are getting any action. The devs Euro bias is blatant at this point, because only Europe is any fun.
Yes it is fun to play AS Japan, but only AS them. The AI cannot handle the country properly, they get BTFO every time, which means playing any country in Asia other than China is a snooze fest since the Chinese just wipe out their army and your only job is to invade Japan itself after dealing with their navy. There's no threat of invasion from them, they never have the troops for it. The whole theatre aborts itself before it really starts and can be finished by 42/3.
well your failing with japan a country that has rediculous amount of recruitable troops, your bad enough said