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Wednesday, August 24th 2022, 5:53am

Author: Brockpaine

SeaStates (Game on Discord)

Zauberin, Vesperian Torpedo Gunboat laid down 1889 Displacement: 834 t light; 860 t standard; 924 t normal; 975 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x draught (normal/deep) (237.00 ft / 235.00 ft) x 27.50 ft x (9.00 / 9.39 ft) (72.24 m / 71.63 m) x 8.38 m x (2.74 / 2.86 m) Armament: 3 - 3.00" / 76.2 mm 40.0 cal guns - 12.83lbs / 5.82kg shells, 250 per gun Quick firing guns in deck mounts, 1889 Model 3 x Single mounts on centreline, evenly spread 4 - 1.46" / 37.0 mm 45.0 ca...

Wednesday, August 24th 2022, 5:51am

Author: Brockpaine

SeaStates (Game on Discord)

Rendel A1, Vesperian Gunboat laid down 1882 Barbette ship Displacement: 305 t light; 332 t standard; 340 t normal; 347 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x draught (normal/deep) (92.00 ft / 90.00 ft) x 27.00 ft x (7.00 / 7.12 ft) (28.04 m / 27.43 m) x 8.23 m x (2.13 / 2.17 m) Armament: 1 - 10.00" / 254 mm 22.0 cal gun - 422.63lbs / 191.70kg shells, 80 per gun Breech loading gun in open barbette mount, 1882 Model 1 x Single mount on centreline, forward deck forward 2 - 1....

Wednesday, August 24th 2022, 5:50am

Author: Brockpaine

SeaStates (Game on Discord)

Confederation-class, Vesperian Protected Cruiser laid down 1886 Barbette ship Displacement: 3,028 t light; 3,166 t standard; 3,563 t normal; 3,880 t full load Dimensions: Length (overall / waterline) x beam x draught (normal/deep) (285.00 ft / 285.00 ft) x 43.00 ft x (18.50 / 19.80 ft) (86.87 m / 86.87 m) x 13.11 m x (5.64 / 6.03 m) Armament: 2 - 10.00" / 254 mm 30.0 cal guns - 446.81lbs / 202.67kg shells, 70 per gun Breech loading guns in open barbette mounts, 1886 Model 2 x Single mounts on ce...

Wednesday, August 24th 2022, 5:48am

Author: Brockpaine

SeaStates (Game on Discord)

Since I mentioned this over in a recent thread, I thought I'd reference how I set up the rules. Basic Principles: I set the game up so we have nine player countries, all second or third-rank nations. Because I had a bit of a rough experience with another Discord-based naval sim that got... way too complicated, I wanted to keep things as streamlined and simple as possible while still using the tried-and-tested rules from Wesworld. As a result, I set things up for annual (rather than quarterly) bu...

Sunday, August 14th 2022, 7:36pm

Author: Brockpaine

Long time, no see...

Quoted from "Hood" It sounds like an interesting set up. I came to view the quarterly system here as a bit of a drag, while it provided a handy breakdown when accounting and building smaller vessels, I think overall it was cumbersome and a lot of work and errors did slip into people's calculations from time to time. I mostly viewed it as a simplification of the system, with some additional realism... I figured that since most countries fund their navies with an annual budget, then that makes a ...

Thursday, August 11th 2022, 3:16am

Author: Brockpaine

Long time, no see...

Quoted from "Hood" Yeah smaller is more fun and you don't need to stress about hyper stats to beat all the bad boys. A small navy knows its wimpy so can just concentrate on getting the best for what it can afford. Pretty much! For various reasons, we set the game up to run with annual rather than quarterly budgets. I went ahead and used the factory system we have here, but made each one produce 1,000 tons per year (rather than per quarter). The nine player slots we set up therefore have between...

Sunday, August 7th 2022, 4:25am

Author: Brockpaine

Long time, no see...

Quoted from "Hood" Good to see that Navalism is still going. A sim via Discord sounds novel, is it going well? We're still getting it set up, but we now have seven players. I wrote up the rules based on Wesworld rules; there are a number of tweaks here and there, but largely the same. One of the big things is that we arranged it so none of us are playing Great Powers, though there are a few on the planet. We're all middle-rank powers in terms of naval and economic strength. Think the equivalent...

Friday, August 5th 2022, 12:31am

Author: Brockpaine

Long time, no see...

Quoted from "parador" Quoted from "The Rock Doctor" Glad to hear the two of you are doing well and have wives and/or young'uns to keep you busy. I feel like I tried to set up a game on Venus as an iteration of Navalism once, but our current go is just plain ol' Earth, with different nations. Yes, my cats and goats keep me busy too :D ;) If someone of you need a player for a game like we had here ;) i will be happy to hear from you :D otherwise i play World of Warships ;) Hey Parador! If you're ...

Wednesday, August 3rd 2022, 5:53am

Author: Brockpaine

RE: Long time, no see...

Hey Rocky! Quoted from "The Rock Doctor" Not sure when I last popped in here, but I see things are pretty quiet. Hope everybody's well. I'm doing well, and still usually check the board once or twice a day. Unfortunately I know Bruce passed away toward the end of 2021, and I know a few folks have had a difficult time of things over the last year. :( Not many of the crew around anymore... there's a few of us who occasionally still show up on the Wesworld discord channel, but that's been pretty qu...

Friday, November 26th 2021, 7:18pm

Author: Brockpaine

British Empire News 1950

By the way, when should the Chilean Air Force send their money for their order of Canberras?

Friday, November 26th 2021, 7:15pm

Author: Brockpaine

Belgian News 1950

Quoted from "Hood" The French team was the best performer securing 43 points, followed by the Belgians with 77 points and the English with 82 points. Excellent! Randomly waves the tricolore all over everything.

Wednesday, October 13th 2021, 2:24am

Author: Brockpaine

Springsharp is Alive!

A fellow Discord user apparently emailed the devs, and it sounds like they're interested both in gathering more data on engine weights, and potentially moving Springsharp to an open-source software setup. That has some very interesting potential for Springsharp's future... :)

Wednesday, September 29th 2021, 1:52am

Author: Brockpaine

British Empire News 1950

Quoted from "Hood" The famous Cunard liner RMS Aquitania today arrived at a scrapyard in Faslane at the end of an eventful 36-year career. A sad. :(

Tuesday, September 14th 2021, 8:08pm

Author: Brockpaine

Peruvian News and Events, 1950

Quoted from "BruceDuncan" From the scene of border conflicts between Peru and its neighbors the Tres Fronteras now seemed to be a showcase for Peru to demonstrate its willingness to prove itself a good neighbor, and in this regard it was putting his own government to shame, to say nothing of the Colombians. OOC - once again, just because we're not posting a lot of details about the Brazilian side of the border does not mean they are inactive. They are still pouring a massive amount of funding i...

Monday, August 30th 2021, 1:31am

Author: Brockpaine

United Kingdoms of the Netherlands News 1950

True; I guess I'm still stuck thinking on the scale of the French and Russians, where I have 15,000 or more men available on any given Tuesday...

Sunday, August 29th 2021, 6:50pm

Author: Brockpaine

United Kingdoms of the Netherlands News 1950

Excellent, a victory for the good guys. :) Need more of those...

Tuesday, August 10th 2021, 12:28am

Author: Brockpaine

United Kingdoms of the Netherlands News 1950

Quoted from "BruceDuncan" If this becomes public knowledge, it will certainly impact world opinion; particularly if the Kongolese start to carry it out. Yes; it might even result in twenty thousand Chasseurs Parachutistes showing up to express their opinion of their methods.