>>33237880
> "Winner gets me in their bed."
> "Uh, I mean, kick her ass, Wendy."
Pft. Wendy just needs to lift up her shirt and show off her abs.

>>33237880
> Write in
Just go for a simple "Begin!" or "Go!"

>>33237880
May the laziest loader lose

>>33237880
>> Write in
"To the winner, goes the spoils of victory!"

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>>33237880
>Kick her ass, Wendy.”

>>33237880
> “Good luck, Oryola.”

Let's not wish anyone luck, it wouldn't be fair to automatically make them lose.

>>33237880
>> “Kick her ass, Wendy.”

>>33237880
German, did you update the list to include improved engines and did it get a discount?

>>33237981
This

>>33237880
May the best loader win.

You know, German's making a point of how filthy and dirty Orly is at the moment (and probably at all times). I can't help but find her adorable because of it.

>>33238028
I just did.

> “Kick her ass, Wendy.”

“Get her, Wendy, kick her ass. Go!” You let go of their hands.

Oryola slams Wendy’s hand down without a second thought. Your Loaders are stunned, even Wendy looks surprised, looking down at her hand in shock.

Oryola lets go, grinning. Her crewmates yell, “Ura! Ura! Ura! URAAA!”

“Well, well!” says Oryola to a very shocked Wendy. “It has appeared that the superior Loader has won.” She looks to your Loaders. “Good try, but the Silver Eagle of the Steppe does not submit to small time like yourselves.”

Wendy slams the table. “Hold on! You-“ Oryola looks at her curiously. Wendy grits her teeth. “You- You caught me off guard!” She holds out hand again. “Rematch!”

“Oh?” Oryola tilts her head, smiling smugly. “Lapochka, you embarrass yourself.” She flicks her dirty greasy hair. “Tell you what. Start lifting more, you will get muscles like mine that actually make the men go wild.”

“Damn it!” Wendy slams her fists down. “Are we doing this or not!?”

Oryola presents her dirty greasy hand. “Come at me.”

They lock hands and start the wrestle again. Oryola yawns as Wendy puts everything she can in forcing the hand down.

> Eat Dinner
> Talk to Someone (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Other

>>33238225
>Eat Dinner

>>33238225
> Eat Dinner
> Talk to Orly (You must've used Soviet science to replace your arms with bears what the fuck)
Holy crap.

>>33238225
>> Other
Motivate Wendy, you know how.
kiss in the cheek

>>33238225
> Eat Dinner

>>33238225
>> Eat Dinner

Dinner AND a show.

This is amazing

>>33238287
Why are the Russians so filthy, though?

>>33238375
Kommisar has reduced bath rations for factory?

>>33238375
If you're concerned then suggest Trude drags Orly into the shower.

>>33238225
>> Eat Dinner
>Cheer the Russains

>>33238439

...I'm ok with this

>>33238225
>> Eat Dinner
>> Talk to Someone (Engineering)

> Eat Dinner

You sit by and eat your dinner as Wendy strains herself to push down Oryola’s hand. Oryola meanwhile sips a cup of coffee as she lazily holds her hand in place. “Lapochka, you disappoint me. No wonder the boys are not brought to your yard.” The Russians all laugh and chuckle.

Wendy growls. “Shut up!”

Oryola giggles. “Do you need help, lapochka? Perhaps one of your comrades would like to assist you. I do not mind.”

Wendy grunts. “Ramirez! Tara! Come on!” Ramirez and Tara lean over and start helping Wendy force Oryola’s hand down, to no visible effect. Bess comes over and tries her hand as well, still no effect. Oryola laughs at them.

“Lapochka, this is embarrassing! I am not even putting effort in!” she says. She wipes her forehead of grease and mud stains.

“Come on!” More and more loaders start joining in to help Wendy. At long last, Oryola feels the strain at eight of them pulling their weight. Wendy, Tara, Ramirez, Bess, Gussie, Megan, Elouise, and Jane Bradley.

Oryola looks at you, with a sly grin. “Impressed?”

You huff. “A little.”

Wendy says, “Don’t just stand there! Help us!”

> Help them
> yeah nah you’re on your own
> Write in

>>33238511
> Help them...
> ... by tickling Orly. Pincer attack!

>>33238511
>> Help them

>By cheering the russiains

>>33238511
>Help them
Jesus Christ.

>>33238511
> yeah nah you’re on your own

>>33238511
>Help them
Distract the Russian

>>33238511
>maybe if you had had a bath before dinner I would be impressed. Seriously dirt is not proper dinner attire

>>33238511
>> Help them
>> Write in
'Oryola, you need a shower.'

>>33238511
>> Write in

Activate the Cheerleaders

>>33238560
This.

>>33238511
Call in the cheerleaders.

>>33238511
> Write in
Mention Katyusha is a true Russian.

>>33238511
...

SUPPORT Oryola.

Every time we support a team or whatever they lose. We told Wendy to kickass and she's losing. Thus we we need to encourage Oryola and she'll lose!

>>33238589
Dirty pool, Anon!

I like it.

>>33238511
> Help them
> Write in
Go after Orly directly with tickles!

>>33238589
THIS! this helps.

> Help them

You go around the table and prepare for some cunning brutality.

You poke Oryola in the hip. She chortles a bit, looking at you. “Dirty, kotyonok! I see you fight like we do!”

You smile and start tickling at her side. She laughs and writhes in her seat as tickle her. Slowly and steadily, the Loaders start making more and more progress. Finally, the back of Oryola’s hand touches the table. The Loaders all burst into applause and cheer, hugging each other as Oryola lets go of your hand and tips over onto the bench, writhing and clutching at herself as you tickle her into submission. “AHAHAHA! KOTY! STOP STOP! I GIVE!”

“ORYOLA!”

You stop at that. Oryola recovers as a the Russian part to reveal a much shorter Russian girl marching towards her, much cleaner but actually bearing quite the family resemblance underneath a pair of circular glasses. “Oryola!” She yells at Oryola in Russian, gesturing to her clothes, her face, almost like a mother. Oryola whines at her in cutesy Russian.

“Who’s this?” you say.

Oryola rolls her eyes, gesturing to her. “Gertrude Pool. My little sister. Natalya Kuznetsova. Natalya, Gertrude Pool.”

Natalya offers her hand. “I apologize gravely for my older sister’s antics. She shoots as bad as she smells.”

> Boast
> Neutral
> Polite
> Write in

>>33238800
>> Boast
>> Write in
We can fix that!

>drag off orly to the showers

>>33238800
> Polite
>Write in
"Now that is no way to speak to your older sister!
Oh... wait... That's exactly how my sister acts anyway. Carry on."

>>33238800
> Boast

>>33238800
"Are you related to Katsuya do you want to meet Mr. Miksha?"

>>33238800
> Neutral
I was curious why she decided dirt would be proper attire for such an important dinner

>>33238800
>Polite
No appology needed, she's great fun.

Then showers. All who challenged her must bathe her.

>>33238800
> Take Natalya home.

I'd take both of them home, actually. Orly's rather cute, like a smelly dog that does mechanical work on tanks.

>>33238800
> Boast

> Boast

“Pfft. It’s nothing to worry about, Natalya! If anything, all Oryola did was invade our nostril space and fill it full of communism.”

Oryola leans back, crossing her ample legs which bear a lot of grease stains and dirt marks. “Yes, Natalya! There is nothing wrong with a little bit of a layer of dirt on top of the skin!”

“We are having dinner with rivals!” says Natalya. “How do you think this makes Kursk look?”

Oryola picks at her fingernails full of mud. “Oh, I do not know. Tell me more about how I should care about the opinions of people that I only see once or twice every six months.” She gestures to you. “Take little kotyonok! She is so cute and adorable! Tries to be big and strong like me! But has to resort to dirty tactics like me! I like her!”

Natalya crosses her arms. “Do I have to break out the board of education, Oryola?”

Oryola rolls her eyes. “You would not do that in public.”

“I would!” Natalya wags her finger in Oryola’s face. “When we get home, you are going to be clean as whistle!”

Oryola grumbles. “You know I hate showers!”

“Why do you hate shower so much!?”

“I prefer baths!”

“Why do you prefer bath! You sit there in your stink!”

“Exactly why I prefer bath!”

They start arguing at each in Russian.

> Talk to Someone (Specify)
> Call Someone (Specify)
> Consult the Shop (Specify)
> Other

>>33239112
>Talk to Someone (Team Liberty)
We never talk to them, and I feel bad about it.

Although, this Board of Education sounds interesting....

>>33239112
Talk to someone (Bandcamp)
Ask them how the promoting is going.

>>33239112
> Give Natalya advice. We had to deal with the same exact thing with Kitten at the beginning of the year. Now look at her!

>>33239162

I expect it to literally be a board.

>>33239112
>> Talk to Someone (Specify)
Naval Merchants

>>33239112
>>33239168
>>33239186
This

>>33239180
Still, could be useful. God knows Gertrude needs a paddlin' from a Clue-by-Four.

>>33239180
That's a paddlin'.

>>33239216
>>33239245
I think it's those washboards

>>33239112
> Talk to Someone (Wendy)
That result was surprising, honestly.
Chat up with the rest of the loaders too.

>Talk to Someone (Team Liberty)
They load and offload stuff to the school ship. Now I'm trying to think of a way to link it to arm wrestling, even though the Merchants probably use machines for most of their work.

>>33239216
Trude is bent over Bernadette's knees with her skirt hiked up and panties pulled down while Kitten is doing practice swings with a baseball bat sized paddle.

>>33239279
The washboards are under Orly's shirt.

>>33239290
Drawfag, please make it happen

>>33239290
A cricket bat, perhaps?

> Talk to Someone (Team Liberty)

You sit down next to Dales. “Hey, Dales.” The rest of Team Liberty are busy eating and chatting about the weather. Generic as ever they are.

Dales smiles. “Hey, Gertrude. Been a while since you and me talked actually.”

You nod. “Yeah.”

…

Dales says, “So, you want to talk how we load and offload cargo? It’s quite the process really. What we have is a system of cranes, trucks, and loaders that carry the containers. Now containers are color-coded mind you in almost all situations and-“

You say, “I have no idea what you’re saying.”

“I figured,” says Dales. “Honestly, I haven’t a clue what to talk about. I suppose that’s what makes me so boring a person.”

You frown. “Now, Dales. You aren’t boring!”

…

“Okay, you’re a little boring,” you say. “But that’s honest criticism. You have something unique about you! Like uh…” You struggle to think. “Stuff! Baseball!”

“Yeah, but we don’t know how to play baseball,” says Dales.

“Huh? But-“

“Just because we want to jump Jayson Werth’s bones don’t mean we know why we want to,” says Dales simply. She sighs.

> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”
> “You can’t be this generic.”
> “This is hopeless.”
> Write in

>>33239403
> Surely there's something you're interested in

Engineering book flashback?
Also, I detect a loyalty quest.

>>33239403
>> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”

This may be the most hardest quest we may undertake gentleman

>>33239403
> “You can’t be this generic.”
> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”

Gertrude consultation hour!

>>33239403
> "That's something not generic about you: you guys don't want to jump MY bones."
> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”
> "Why did you guys join Naval Studies? How did you guys end up hanging out together?"

>>33239403
>“Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”

There must be something! Anything! Anything but cargo!

>>33239403
>“Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”

>>33239425
Making her interesting will be like making Trudy not dense.
Impossible.

>>33239403
>“Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”
We read an engineering book once, right? Maybe we can team up on a problem or something.

>>33239447
Does that mean we can stop waifuing, great!

>>33239403
> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”

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>>33239450
I read an engineering book once, it was terrible.

>>33239403
The most interesting thing for Liberty is that they use the Senteniel

I've been looking up all these words Orly's been using, and they're all terms of endearment. I'm liking her even more and more, Orly's a sweetheart Russian muscle girl.

>>33239551
Not even then.

How come no one approached them when they had a match on Australia with an Australian tank?

>>33239581
We forgot about that

>>33239579
Same here. I'd share a disgusting bath with her.

>>33239593
Surely there must have been at least one Aussie tankery fan who asked for an autograph?
Or wanted to see the Sentinel with a 17pdr up close?

> “Surely there’s something you’re interested in.”
> “You can’t be this generic.”

You sigh. “You can’t be this generic. There has to be something you’re interested in. What brought you into Naval Studies?”

Dales says, “I got in on scholarship and decided to save myself more money by working for my education?”

“That… that is actually pretty admirable I admit,” you say. You scratch your chin.

Dales sighs, resting her head on her arms. “Face it, Gertrude. I’m doomed to a life of mediocrity and boringness. The inner machinations of my mind are filled with such wretched sameness that one can set their clock to it. It’s hopeless.”

> LOYALTY QUEST UNLOCKED
> The New Colossus
> Help Team Liberty find themselves

Piper taps her glass. “Everyone! Listen up!” You all quiet down to listen to Piper. “Tomorrow is the LGA versus Konigsberg match. And I assure you, it will be an exciting match filled with action, derring-do, and other mean works and the like!”

Piper raises her glass. “Let us not forget however why we take Panzerfahren. Whether it is because we want to keep doing it with all of our friends, whether it is because we love the way of the tank, the smell of the engine and the boom of the main cannon. Or whether it is because our best way of supporting our school. Or simply because this looked cool and we you had nothing better to do. But we all come out of it the same however! We all come out as women!”

You all raise your glasses.

Piper looks at you. “Gertrude Pool. I would like to wish you good luck in the match.”

> Boast
> Neutral
> Polite
> Write in

>>33239647
>> Polite

>>33239647
>> Polite

And then toast their team

>>33239647
> Boast.
> "Same to you, Piper."

We should start with helping Dales by getting them hats.

>>33239647
> Polite
> Write in
That's totally how Gertrude would've made her speech, ain't it?

>>33239647
>Polite
Same to you, may the best team win.

>>33239683
We can have Dales and Her group follow us around while we do other quests.

Do Challenges with Clara and have them participate.

Have them help Barkas with the script?

Or any other side-quest we are doing.

How does this sound?

>>33239735
>Have them help Barkas with the script?

Dales does have a way with words, if this is any indication.
>"The inner machinations of my mind are filled with such wretched sameness that one can set their clock to it."

>>33239735
"Guys, I said you could follow me around to see if there was something you could help with, but you really don't need to be in my bedroom."

"But we can totally help you with your problem with Fairless and Kitten! I can feel it!"

"What problem? I don't have a problem!"

"Step one, getting you to see it."

>>33239867
Okay, that made me snicker.

> Polite

You raise her glass to her. “And good luck to you too, Piper.”

Piper smiles. “To Panzerfahren!”

Everyone says, “To Panzerfahren!”

…

…

It is late into the night when dinner ends. All the crews are busily bundling up and walking to their vehicles.

Oryola and Natalya meet with you outside. Oryola grins at you, offering her hand again. You shake it anD FUCK OW OW OW. “It was nice to meet you, kotyonok!” When she lets go of your hand, she taps your nose with a “Boop.” She giggles a bit. “If you defeat Konigsberg, we will see you in the Finals when we defeat Ooarai, da?”

You nod. “Yeah, da.”

Natalya nods. “We look forward to your match.”

> “I look forward to yours too.”
> “We should keep in touch.”
> “Make sure you shower.”
> Write in

>>33239919
> “I look forward to yours too.”
No bets. No predictions. In fact, just keep silent throughout the whole match.

>>33239919
>“We should keep in touch.”

Us Tankers gotta stick together.

>>33239919
>> “I look forward to yours too.”
>> “We should keep in touch.”

Phone numbers and hugs

>>33239919
>> “We should keep in touch.”
Networking!

>>33239919
>“I look forward to yours too.”
> “We should keep in touch.”
She seems like a good friend to have, win or lose.

>>33239919
> “We should keep in touch.”
> Take Natalya aside and give her tips based on how WE got Kitten to bathe herself.

Oh man. I just realized something.

Tomorrow's match is thread #100.

This could be bad.

>>33240075
Um, why is it bad?

If anything, that just means we'll be able to settle this quest by thread #114 (as opposed to the projected 120-140 threads), if the format stays the same.

>>33240075

...Why?

>>33240126
Dramatic things happen on threads 100. Like... dramatical things.

>>33240075
OR AWESOME!

> “I look forward to yours too.”
> “We should keep in touch.”

You pat Oryola on the arm. “We’ll keep in touch. I’ll be watching yours when it comes on, yeah?”

Oryola grins, then slaps you on the BACK HOLY SHIT OW MOTHERFUCKER YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE THAT HARD. “We will root for you in match tomorrow, kotyonok!” She sends you and Natalya’s number over their cellphones. “Show them might of American iron will!”

You smile, rubbing your back. That’s probably going to bruise. “Yeah! Yeah. See you two.”

They nod, leaving you. Natalya continues lecturing Oryola in Russian as they walk away, to which Oryola simply laughs and mockingly speaks to her in more cutesy Russian.

The venue itself is quite a bit aways in Belgium, which means that the ITL took the liberty of renting quite a few buses for your crews. You board and sit between Kitten and Fairless. Roomy it is. Kitten leans on your shoulder, already fast asleep.

Fairless says, “She had quite the time at dinner. Actually got along pretty well with these weeaboo looking Japanese girls. Same with Team Clio, they were talking shop with the Japanese girls too.”

You nod. “Sounds nice. Glad she’s making friends of all sorts.”

Fairless nods. “Yeah, she and I took the time to discuss things too.” You look at her, curious. “But, that’s not important.”

“Oh?” You tilt your head. This sounds important.

Fairless sighs, then rests her head on your shoulder. You sniff her hair a bit. Strawberry. She says, “Just don’t concern yourself with it, alright?”

You nod, smiling down at her. “Alright. Let’s get some rest. We got a long day ahead of us.”

> END DAY

>>33240221
That is it for tonight. I am simply exhausted but I'm glad we managed to come to a proper close. LGA will return on Friday hopefully with thread #100, quite the milestone if I do say so myself. Also check out Robot Decommissioner on Thursday the day before if you'd like.

Follow at: https://twitter.com/GermanSchteel

See you next time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9c8C2K-TtE

>>33240245

Thanks for running schteel

>>33240126
Unless serious stuff happens between the Konigsberg and Ooarai matches.

>>33240245
Thanks for writing LGA, not so much for the RD... mah feelz.....

>>33240245
Thanks for the show!
Alas I have a class on Friday. Won't get home until about 4 hours into the thread.

Quoting an Anon from earlier in the Quest...

Win or lose, it has been an honour being little girls with you.

>>33239867
God fucking dammit when I wrote that I didn't mean it to be another lesbian Romance joke

I'm sorry it's getting late

>>33240221
> You sniff her hair a bit. Strawberry.
STRAWBERRY IS THE DANG- wait, wrong thread.

Thanks for running! Wendy now has a rival in the form of Orly! Is it good karma repaying her for not punching Trude into a coma?

>>33240221
>>33240245
>Actually got along pretty well with these weeaboo looking Japanese girls.
How can they be weeaboo if— bah!

Thanks for running!
I must admit that was a rather refreshing impression Oryola made compared to how I initially assumed her to be.

>>33240326
>STRAWBERRY IS THE DANG- wait, wrong thread.


I'm almost caught up on that!

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>>33240306

I think we can do this.

The additional elite tank will help heaps, as will their second wind ability.

>>33240346
Orly is the best. And she's a sweetheart. One who apparently likes dirty tactics. God she's so fun.

>>33240453
Probably won't be fun to fight, though.

>>33240524
Yes, but if we do then we can make a bet. If we win she takes a proper bath, along with a full spa treatment. If we lose, she can have Wendy.

>>33240544
Too bad there's no visual for most of characters, would love to see Orly all cleaned up.

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>>33240221
>“Yeah, she and I took the time to discuss things too.” You look at her, curious. “But, that’s not important.”

>>33240524
Yeah. She'd probably do a Command Sambo beat down on Wendy.

Oh, you mean in Tankery! Same deal then.

>>33240577
I wonder if it's fine to imagine her as an older Toph Beifong? The narrative focus on dirt just seems to lend credence to it.

>>33240613

In all likelihood, probably just an agreement to put things on hold till after the tournament.

>>33240614
>I wonder if it's fine to imagine her as an older Toph Beifong? The narrative focus on dirt just seems to lend credence to it.

The Orly has conflicted feelings about fighting a little girl!

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>>33240577
This.

>>33240614
I have a hard time imagining her as Chinese, and she's way too nice to be Toph. Toph was all grumpy and shit, though somewhat nice and friendly sometimes.

But yeah, when Orly attacks tanks, she doesn't use gun. She just gets out and flips the tank over.

>>33240658
... She is now voiced by a lady version of Mick Foley in my mind.

>>33240614
Well, Schteel did actually provide a pic that I guess is a rough idea of her, seeing as how he can't exactly commission a pic for every new character.

Now imagine the cute anime girl in that drawing, caked in dirt and going full Red Army CQC on Wendy.

>>33240708
I did not see this picture. Where is it?

>>33240708
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/33229859/#p33235049
That's a hilarious mental image, since she looks to be smaller than how I imagine Wendy.

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>>33240775
Here, friend.

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>>33240221
>Fairless nods. “Yeah, she and I took the time to discuss things too.” You look at her, curious. “But, that’s not important.”
They were deciding who will be the mistress and who will be the wife.

>>33240818
I thought that was their captain.

>>33240893
A proper division of labour is important to any successful venture.

>>33240917
She is the captain, silly.

>>33240945
Clearly, I need to pay closer attention.

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Oh, lookie! A perfect spot to observe movement into the town.

>>33241023
Until the church tower gets knocked down anyway.

Speaking of which, I had a complaint about the plan we had. Gimme one moment.

>>33241023
Nice! I wonder if it could be afforded to have someone STAY up there for the match.

>>33241055
Oh, never mind then.

>>33241077

They can't go very far from their tank.

Their tank will be a sitting duck, though.

>>33241077
>Nice! I wonder if it could be afforded to have someone STAY up there for the match.
I don't think that there's any SPECIFIC rule against it...

>>33241110
That's what I meant by "can it be afforded" by a crew. Is there a tank with an unnecessary crew member that can do it, or what?

Your second point throws out the whole idea, though.

>>33240444
Excel Anon I think if we're lucky we may be able to get theater tech crew to be elite.

>>33241077
>>33241110
>>33241159
No rules against it and it's easy for a tank to hide in an urban area.

As I said though, the church tower will probably be knocked down. A ludicrous number of church steeples were destroyed during D-Day and afterwards while reclaiming France because the Germans were always using them for artillery spotting.

>>33240444
Excel anon, I think you made a mistake, Ace crew does not have hedgecutters but the Shurzen

>>33241197

Do you have the jpg of the ITL rules?

>>33241204

They have both.

http://archive.foolz.us/tg/thread/29777154/#29782574

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>>33241197
Anyway, to the plan.

While I think it's mostly good, albeit somewhat complicated, I do have an issue with Trude's squad.

Their pathway takes them too far from the fight and if Konigsberg rushes the town then we won't be able to provide assistance immediately. I'm not 100% concerned about getting to our position in time because forests and so forth means Konigsberg won't be able to move fast either.

I would suggest an alternate route with the other squad to here before splitting up.

>>33241204
>>33241291

Scratch that, did some further diving. You are right. That was a holdover from when the aces were still driving the Panzer IV.

Thanks.

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>>33241291
Here we go.

The '100 meter rule' was house ruled by Schteel early on.

>>33241294
Switch up Gertrude's and Team Minie's positions.

I prefer that the Rifles and their team start flag hunting anyway, once sufficient amounts of the enemy have been depleted or if they're too committed to notice the T-34/57's movements.

>>33241387
Could also use throat mike range as an excuse for the distance, though that doesn't explain why Yukari and Erwin were able to sortie out so far on foot.

Does anyone else wished we had fought the Anzio of the OVa?

>>33240444
Also Excel Anon, the girl scouts have the Panzer Iv Ausf G not the Ausf F2

>>33241453
New rule created after Jap National league. Whatever.

>>33241495
>tank cut-out decoys
>backwards driving tankettes

Eh, doesn't seem to make much of a difference to me. Though it might've inspired some ideas for our Magician and Theater Tech teams in the future.

>>33241495
>>33241569

Well, I know we probably needed to lose that one. Ya know, to curb our confidence a bit.

Also after the match with we can probably Unlimited Lite maybe two of our tanks.

The Kv-85 into the KV-122 and either the Hellcat or the Pershing?

Person not needed can use the Chiha?

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>>33241387

Thanks for that.

We could park one of our tanks at the base of the tower to allow a crew member to scout. The tank won't be able to move much till the crew are back but at least we'll get advance warning of an advance.

Also, the tower won't be taken down since firing on humans is illegal.

>>33241495

That would have been fun.

>>33241551

Ai. So many errors.

>>33241651
Funny thing is that our .50 cal guns still would have pierced the Tanketters.

>>33241569
Not to mention the revived tankettes by simply flipping them back up

A small part of me wishes we had shurzen armored all the tanks that had been flag so far we're missing the Churchill, the Somua, and the Hellcat

>>33241387
>production of custom warheads or charges is not allowed
>production
>not use
Something to keep in mind for the finals I suppose...

>>33242202
No anon you can't do that. In all likelihood its a mistranslation or similar.

Speaking of which,
>>33241453
That's the Jap rules. ITL may be different.

>>33242271
>No anon you can't do that.
You can't stop me your not a ITL judge...

Speaking of which I don't see anything about rendering their tank inoperable PRIOR to a match to be strictly forbidden either, any suggestions?

>>33242752
Their tanks, or ours?

>>33242752
Yeah. Don't.

>>33242752

This is why we cant have nice things.

>>33242785
Both, if both teams have their tanks sidelined it draws suspicion away from us and buys us time if we need it. Or we could simply replace their supplies with inferior substitutions the night before.

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>>33242934

Please no

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By the by, I used my massively amateurish GIMP skills to put letters on the flag that other anon made last thread.

If anyone else wants to do a better job, please do.