| Axrendale wrote: | ||||||||||
What I meant was - how many men are on each ship? You have 7300 men in your army. How many of them were committed to the fight? |
50-150 men per ship.
Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
| Axrendale wrote: | ||||||||||
What I meant was - how many men are on each ship? You have 7300 men in your army. How many of them were committed to the fight? |
| foxhole7 wrote: | ||||||
THE EK FIGHTS BACK! You forget that the majority of our Fleet is stationed at chameleon bay, and it is our 2nd most fortified area. The EK responds by sending it's fleet to engage and capture the attackers. Waterbending provides an advantage to the WT, but sandbenders, who control the coast and the ocean floor, give power to us. A few airships come in for backup but choose NOT to start bombing immediately. |
The Fire Nation Supports the Water Tribe - 900 Elite Sun Warriors riding dragons are sent to provide Air Support for the Water Tribe.
I have to take my leave.
Kataang_lover, if you are on, please check your mail.
Be on later tonght.
| Axrendale wrote: | ||||||||
The Fire Nation Supports the Water Tribe - 900 Elite Sun Warriors riding dragons are sent to provide Air Support for the Water Tribe. |
The navies continue to square off while surface - air blocks and the Boulder's elite group counter the dragons. These warriors have the necessary accuracy to take the dragons out of the sky, while defending themselves with walls of stone from the dragon's fire.
We don't get to slug it out with the tactics. Now we wait for Libraman to arrive and decide the outcome.
There are 84 WT ships, each with 50 - 150 soldiers on board. Because this is a naval battle, I expect the Waterbenders will pwn. There are 900 elite Sun Warriors riding Dragons providing Air Support for the Water Tribe.
Factors: If you do the math, there are more WT soldiers here than there are in the entire EK military. We have the numerical advantage.
Dragons beat Airships. I don't think I need to explain why. We control the skies.
Would Foxhole7 care to provide some numbers in return, so the Libraman can calculate the outcome correctly?
Brilliance! This war is getting better and better by the minute!
| ThisCrazyGuy wrote: |
Brilliance! This war is getting better and better by the minute! |
| FireLordZuko93 wrote: | ||
Your just saying that because your on the (temporary) winning side |
| Axrendale wrote: |
We don't get to slug it out with the tactics. Now we wait for Libraman to arrive and decide the outcome. There are 84 WT ships, each with 50 - 150 soldiers on board. Because this is a naval battle, I expect the Waterbenders will pwn. There are 900 elite Sun Warriors riding Dragons providing Air Support for the Water Tribe. Factors: If you do the math, there are more WT soldiers here than there are in the entire EK military. We have the numerical advantage. Dragons beat Airships. I don't think I need to explain why. We control the skies. Would Foxhole7 care to provide some numbers in return, so the Libraman can calculate the outcome correctly? |
Before I do, just let me be clear on this. You have 900 dragons, and 84 WT ships, right? How many WT on each ship, because 84 times 100 is 8400, which sounds like a bit much.
| foxhole7 wrote: | ||
Before I do, just let me be clear on this. You have 900 dragons, and 84 WT ships, right? How many WT on each ship, because 84 times 100 is 8400, which sounds like a bit much. |
Most of those ships only have fifty men - only the command ships would have 150. Lesser links in the chain of command might have 100.
So we're looking at about 5000 - 6000 men on those ships, give or take a few hundred.
| Axrendale wrote: |
We don't get to slug it out with the tactics. Now we wait for Libraman to arrive and decide the outcome. There are 84 WT ships, each with 50 - 150 soldiers on board. Because this is a naval battle, I expect the Waterbenders will pwn. There are 900 elite Sun Warriors riding Dragons providing Air Support for the Water Tribe. Factors: If you do the math, there are more WT soldiers here than there are in the entire EK military. We have the numerical advantage. Dragons beat Airships. I don't think I need to explain why. We control the skies. Would Foxhole7 care to provide some numbers in return, so the Libraman can calculate the outcome correctly? |
| Dafoose wrote: | ||
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We've had dragons almost since the start of the game. If you missed all of the posts I made about what I did with them, you need to go back and read some of the posts again.
Most of the EK army is now mounted on Badger-moles who can tunnel underground at a moments notice. We've all got advantages.
| EmoHaruno wrote: | ||||
.......she. Ahem. It is now the Water Tribes turn! Under Axrendale's request, EmoHaruno sends 3 fleets of 14, more technologically advanced ships and 2 fleets of regular water tribe ships, including a few submarines to Chameleon Bay at full force. They reach there after 6 hours, and start the raid. They cause medium destruction, but are able to capture the bay. Earth Kingdom forces are fighting back as we speak though. |
| Axrendale wrote: |
We don't get to slug it out with the tactics. Now we wait for Libraman to arrive and decide the outcome. There are 84 WT ships, each with 50 - 150 soldiers on board. Because this is a naval battle, I expect the Waterbenders will pwn. There are 900 elite Sun Warriors riding Dragons providing Air Support for the Water Tribe. Factors: If you do the math, there are more WT soldiers here than there are in the entire EK military. We have the numerical advantage. Dragons beat Airships. I don't think I need to explain why. We control the skies. Would Foxhole7 care to provide some numbers in return, so the Libraman can calculate the outcome correctly? |
| libraman_92 wrote: | ||
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How can I lose 1000 men when I only had 900 men at the fight?
| Dafoose wrote: |
| Yeah, but how many dragons do you have? Last I checked, dragons don't grow on Fire Flake trees. -_- |
I have about as many Dragons as the Air Nomads have Sky Bison
