I'm not good at writing about wars, but I have this timeline idea that I REALLY want to try out.
In most of the incidents where there's a clash between Chinese and Japanese troops (the early ones), Japan loses. Not all, so it's not ASB.
Like Mukden, Marco Polo, and Shanghai. If they're Chinese victories (the question is how), I feel that:
1. Japan will be more hesitant in WWII, leading to delays in the actual war.
2. The independent Japanese generals won't be as independent and aggressive.
3. Huge morale drop for the Japanese until they start winning some victories.
4. If we're lucky, Japan will end up not continuing the war because Tokyo has greater control over the rogues.
But I'm not sure about exactly how probable it is. Any tips and hints?
In most of the incidents where there's a clash between Chinese and Japanese troops (the early ones), Japan loses. Not all, so it's not ASB.
Like Mukden, Marco Polo, and Shanghai. If they're Chinese victories (the question is how), I feel that:
1. Japan will be more hesitant in WWII, leading to delays in the actual war.
2. The independent Japanese generals won't be as independent and aggressive.
3. Huge morale drop for the Japanese until they start winning some victories.
4. If we're lucky, Japan will end up not continuing the war because Tokyo has greater control over the rogues.
But I'm not sure about exactly how probable it is. Any tips and hints?