[Chancellor Bismarck]

Hello,

I'm starting this thread to discuss continuing CNRP, and finishing up the nuclear war and possibly starting over, since Mercy isn't letting people discuss it on the CNRP channel.

[KaiserMelech Mikhail]

Pacifism, on Feb 17 2009, 02:29 AM, said:

Hello,

I'm starting this thread to discuss continuing CNRP, and finishing up the nuclear war and possibly starting over, since Mercy isn't letting people discuss it on the CNRP channel.

You mean whitewashing several years of CNRP history and starting over. Uhhhhhh... no

[Il Terra Di Agea]

Not very long ago, I would have agreed. Now, no.

[Gebiv]

We are continuing it. We're continuing it from the nuclear apocalypse we've doomed ourselves to.

[Justinian the Mighty]

I'm in favor of continuing it. Although I think mercy's calculations are way off. I would say Europe is going to be greatly damaged, and millions of lives will be lost. Since alot of nukes are flying towards the RA there's gonna be just as much devastation to the Middle East, and possible Eastern Asia when Lavo retaliates. the Western Hemisphere, Central and Southern Africa, and Australia shouldn't feel any immediate effects of the nuclear war, but the whole world will feel the long term effects. We are not looking at global extinction, mercy said something like 75% of the world is already dead... no. That number is way to exaggerated.

One thing I will not do is whitewash the whole rp just because of one nuclear war. Maybe after the third or fourth one I'll change my mind, but not now.

[steodonn]

ahhhhhh.......

Can someone PM what happened please I haven't been up-to-date

[jutopia]

haha maybe me too.

But no, don't wipe the slate clean

[Mergerberger II]

There's been nuclear holocausts before when we didn't do a restart, nor did we acknowledge the nuclear winter we'd be in. I don't see why we should start now.

[Botha]

Justinian the Mighty, on Feb 16 2009, 07:16 PM, said:

the Western Hemisphere, Central and Southern Africa, and Australia shouldn't feel any immediate effects of the nuclear war

Southern Africa is doing quite well thank you very much

[V The King]

Feels good to be in the American Continent.

[Shadowsage]

V The King, on Feb 16 2009, 08:06 PM, said:

Feels good to be in the American Continent.

Oh, HELL YEAH it does.

[LeVentNoir]

I refuse to recognise the flawed and totally bupkiss logic used to calculate the fallout from those nukes. I shall not be RPing any kind of fallout.

[Kaiser Martens]

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I refuse to recognise the flawed and totally bupkiss logic used to calculate the fallout from those nukes. I shall not be RPing any kind of fallout.

I see you're as respectful as usual.

Anyway...I'll continue to RP as long as other people RP (And as long as there's anybody alive). If there's a restart, I'll be up for it...and I'll be france for lulz.

Also, take into consideration that nukes are only getting started, it's only going to get worse.

[Lynneth]

LeVentNoir, on Feb 17 2009, 05:39 AM, said:

I refuse to recognise the flawed and totally bupkiss logic used to calculate the fallout from those nukes. I shall not be RPing any kind of fallout.

Then go and help us calculate the fallout, Mr. I-Know-Everything-Better.

[MercyFallout]

Justinian the Mighty, on Feb 16 2009, 10:16 PM, said:

I'm in favor of continuing it. Although I think mercy's calculations are way off. I would say Europe is going to be greatly damaged, and millions of lives will be lost. Since alot of nukes are flying towards the RA there's gonna be just as much devastation to the Middle East, and possible Eastern Asia when Lavo retaliates. the Western Hemisphere, Central and Southern Africa, and Australia shouldn't feel any immediate effects of the nuclear war, but the whole world will feel the long term effects. We are not looking at global extinction, mercy said something like 75% of the world is already dead... no. That number is way to exaggerated.

One thing I will not do is whitewash the whole rp just because of one nuclear war. Maybe after the third or fourth one I'll change my mind, but not now.

I never said 75% by the way. In fact, I never gave a single number about how much fallout. I just said the world is screwed.


In much more colorful language.

Also, just as a note, you are very wrong about the Western Hemisphere and Africa.

This post has been edited by MercyFallout: 16 February 2009 - 10:50 PM

[Generalissimo]

If you didn’t want it to come to this perhaps you shouldn’t have been too casual with the atomic weapons. Sumeragi had to deal with the consequences, and now you can too.

[Justinian the Mighty]

MercyFallout, on Feb 16 2009, 11:47 PM, said:

I never said 75% by the way. In fact, I never gave a single number about how much fallout. I just said the world is screwed.


In much more colorful language.

Also, just as a note, you are very wrong about the Western Hemisphere and Africa.

I was drifting in and out of the conversation on IRC, so I probably did misquote you, but I’m sure someone used that number.

[LeVentNoir]

Lynneth, on Feb 17 2009, 05:46 PM, said:

Then go and help us calculate the fallout, Mr. I-Know-Everything-Better.

I severely doubt much south of the equator would be effected at all.
This and this
do make good reading though...

[MercyFallout]

LeVentNoir, on Feb 17 2009, 12:08 AM, said:

I severely doubt much south of the equator would be effected at all.
This and this
do make good reading though...

To South East Asia, there will be. To Australia? Not so much. However, you do realize that the smoke clouds that will go up due to the razing of hundreds of major civilian centers will cause a lot of smoke and probably decrease the world temperature by a bit (Lynneth has the numbers, not me). So, the Southern Hemisphere might not get direct radiation ('cept for in the sea water), but it will be affected.

[Sargun]

LeVentNoir, on Feb 16 2009, 11:08 PM, said:

I severely doubt much south of the equator would be effected at all.
This and this
do make good reading though...

First one says that a single bomb left 7000 sq miles of fallout and the second just tells us what fallout is.