GOTM9 Index



The Japan Campaign
- Introduction
- Planning
- Military orders
- Initial engagements
- Far off landing
- Coastal thrust
- Main advance
- Inland sea
- Consolidate the opening
- Secure the horses
- Western port
- Moving inland
- Battle before Edo
- Combat tables
- Yokohama and Nara
- Osaka
- Kyoto’s fate
- The gambit
- The battle
- Combat tables
- Mopping up

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Known Bugs and Glitches

- The Corona Bug
- The Scared2Death Bug

There are four separate tables containing the actual combat results leading up to the capture of the Japanese city of Edo.

Tokugawa’s initial counterattack in 260 AD
The “Warrior Flutter” in 270 AD
Tokugawa’s 2^nd Major counterattack in 280 AD
The Capture of Edo in 290 AD

The “Warrior Flutter” in 270 AD
The Japanese military continued to counterattack our advance guard in piecemeal fashion during this turn by advancing three warriors into open terrain on either side of our position and the town of Edo. I only attacked and destroyed one of their warriors because the low movement rate and weak 1 attack value did not pose a substantial threat. I even assessed that it would be unlikely that Tokugawa would attack our defensive positions with these units because the built in AI math evaluation would tell him that such attacks would truly be futile.