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Sarsstock
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Ah... so the first atomic bomb hasn't even been used in combat then eh? I get it now. At first, I was under the impression that the bomb had in fact been developed and used against the Japanese.
This does mean then however that there are existing stockpiles of atomic weaponry in the American arsenal right? Or am I misreading your Atomic Eagle timeline Harry?
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Sarsstock
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Yes I did both pick up and like your foreshadowing of the "Los Alamos" event. Just what this event might involve... well I suppose we'll all have to wait and find out in due time.
The way I see it, you could have a small scale "Oak Ridge" style raid mini scenario where the US has to defend Los Alamos from the German raiders, or it could be an event triggered massive all out assult on the city on the full scale North America map in regular gameplay.
Either way Harry it sounds like you have a real winner on your hands here!!
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Sarsstock
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Say Harry, I was once working on a scenario that also took place in the late 1940's and featured an all out war on North American soil. I had planned to include a "Hoover Dam" unit inside or just outside of Las Vegas which would serve a key purpose in the game.
The Hoover Dam, which provides 4+ billion kilowatts annually, 56% of which goes to California was to be crucial to one sides war effort. If the Hoover Dam was to be destroyed by an enemy attack, the result would be a massive loss of money on the part of the defender. Also, several hex's of desert terrain around the Hoover would be converted to ocean squares to represent the 46,000,000,000 ydłof water that would be emptied out of Lake Mead and into the Colorado River Basin. Basically, two years worth of river flow would be unleashed in a matter of minutes.
Essentially, for the dam's defender it would be key to protect the dam at any and all costs. For the attacker, it was to be key to their war strategy that the dam be destroyed as soon as possible. I think this idea could be applied in the case of Atomic Eagle II, as the dam's destruction would certainly hamper America's war effort throughout the American southwest.
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Sarsstock
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Say Harry, you wouldn't happen to have any more previews from the story line to post for us anxious fans would you? Perhaps some more information on this shadowy group behind Rommel's rise to power and what this group saw in Rommel that they didn't see in Hitler?
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Sarsstock
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Any news to report on the Atomic Eagle II front Harry? Perhaps some more preview's of the story and or history from the AE universe?
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Sarsstock
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So now its the Kriegsmarine that rules the Atlantic eh? I guess this would be a most unwelcome wake up call for the Americans, as in your earlier story preview you told us how the general American mindset was that the Navy was strong enough to protect America's shores.
To loose five carriers in a single battle would be a disaster, let alone the bulk of America's Naval Air Force in the Atlantic and a sizeable chunk of her Atlantic fleet in general.
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Sarsstock
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I'll have to look into that one Harry for ya. I think I will have to actually inquire at a library to get the census data on those cities.
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Harry Tuttle

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of the Hoople Heads
Mar 2003 time: 00:16
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"Strategery"
One thing I always hold high when I'm making a scenario is the strategy aspect. It is an important part of any game and increases the fun level. I hold high regard for a game that manages to excite a player so that he or she is so pissed off that the AI took a city that he or she can't sleep. It's a hallmark of a good scenario.
So, in that regard, I've made the SETI program into the Los Alamos laboratories, conveniently located in New Mexico, a stones throw away from the German assault. Lose the city and you lose a research lab in each city. Ha ha ha.
Also, I'm making use of the food routes. Lose Kansas and your Eastern cities starve. Ha ha ha. 
Also, I'm making use of the hyper shield terrain. Lose Ohio, and your done. Ha ha ha 
Oh yeah, and there are a bunch of other event oriented Wonders. When Austin "The Rock" Hudson comes onto the scene you will be able to build "Austin's Wolverines" which counts as a happy citizen in each city. If Austin gets killed however, the Germans can build "The Death of Rock Austin" which counts as two free civ advances for the Germans. Also, "Austin's Wolverines" becomes obsolete. So sad. 
There are also a few more that can be gained by retaking cities and losing cities.
Should be fun 
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AGRICOLA
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Canadian bush & Florida
Feb 2003 time: 00:16
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Congratulations! You obviously did not use up your bag of innovative dirty tricks in Gold Gulch. Prime yourself for poison e-mails from pissed off players once you release the scen.
Might Hudson "The Rock" Austin make more sense than Austin "The Rock" Hudson for naming "Austin's Wolverines" and "The Death of Rock Austin" ? Either that or rename "The Death of Rock Austin" to "The Death of Rock Hudson".
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