Shattered World - No Units
Difficulty VH/VH/VH
Debt Unchecked
Allied Victories Unchecked
Fixed Capitals Checked
Hot Relations Medium
World Volatility Medium
Fog of War Checked
Enhanced Spotting Checked
Enhanced Views Checked
Allow Nuclear Weapons Checked
Nuclear Penalty High
Resources Depleted
Initial Funds High
Approval Effects Medium
Critical United Nations Checked
Allow Government Change Checked
Random Events Very High
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###For Your Eyes Only###
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Annual Report
Year: Jul 2, 2020
Country of Origin: Bolivia
Current Status: UN Member / Peace
Def con 5
GDP/c 2960
State Treasury ~155 M
Population ~9,000,000
Military Importance
Is of no significance.
Threat None.
Economic Importance
Landlocked and requires imports of Coal and Metal Ores.
Production of Ag, Water, Timber, and Oil are current exports.
Has almost no industrial production capabilities.
Threat Minimal
Diplomatic Importance
Allied with all of South America except Brazil and Uruguay.
#Allies
Colombia
Venezuela
Chile
Argentina
Peru
Suriname
Paraguay
Ecuador
Guyana
French Guiana
#Enemies
None
Risk Assessment
Brazil is a considerable threat to Bolivian sovereignty.
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Status Update
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Sept 17, 2020
With the help of the 12th Engineer Battalion Bolivia completes its first coal and ore mine.
Nov 8, 2020
Major Consumer Goods Factory is complete just outside of La Paz.
Dec 25, 2020
Major Industrial Goods Factory is complete just outside of La Paz.
Also a small military goods factory is complete.
Bolivia is also nearing a state of full employment.
Feb 2, 2021
Two new power plants go online just outside of La Paz.
(One Coal, One Petrol)
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End Update
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Urgent Update
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Feb 25, 2021
WAR
Brazil declares war on Bolivia!
Def con 1
Production of Light Infantry Battalions has started.
Mobilization of all four engineering battalions has been ordered and construction of additional land factories has started.
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War Update
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Mar 20, 2021
Construction of two war factories is complete.
Production of a light infantry battalion is complete.
Still no sign of Brazilian forces, however some land has been lost due to supply and loyalty issues.
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Status Update
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Jun 11, 2021
Venezuela, Chile, and Ecuador send 22,051 M dollars in aid to help financial issues in maintaining military production. 17 Light infantry Divisions prepare east of Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
((Nice bonus after having none of my allies declare war on Brazil in response. Still, this aid is better than nothing.))
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War Update
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Jun 21, 2021
24 Infantry and Supply battalions deploy east. Their orders are to capture Corumba.
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Combat Update
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Jul 9, 2021
Corumba is captured and forces entrench on the west side of the river. A Brazilian engineering battalion and a tank battalion attempt to cross the only bridge. They have been pushed back.
Military Operations plans on a sneak attack to capture the large hydro power facility near Iguassu falls.
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Combat Update
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Jul 21, 2021
Forces managed to take one section of the hydro plant however garrison forces halted any further advance. Bolivian forces fell back and begun scrapping of the captured facility. They managed to deal serious damage before being forces to retreat back toward Bolivia through Argentinian territory.
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War update
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4,237 Bolivian troops have died in the war with Brazil, however it is reported that 9,497 enemies troops have died.
However the brazilian military staff is reported to be around 1.22 million men. Bolivias staff is only 76,631.
Plans on fortifying Corumba, and a second assault on the hydro plant are being worked on.
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War Update
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Oct 1, 2021
Over 8,000 Bolivian Troops are dead. In a second daring assault on the Brazilian hydro plant Bolivian forces managed to capture twelve hydro plant facilities on the west side of the river. The large garrison was no match for the surprise attack. All twelve facilities have been destroyed and over 1 million tons of industrial goods have been transported through Argentina to Bolivian factories.
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Battle Update
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Oct 10, 2021
Bolivian forces continue to hold the bridge against increasingly large brazilian assaults. Four Brazilian tank battalions were pushed back by entrenched infantry, artillery and anti-tank weaponry. A squadron of Brazilian fighter-bombers was shot down by 3 units of AA MIMI-23s.
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War Update
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Oct 10, 2021
Construction on two air fabrication plants has begun, as well as two more industrial good factories. Costs to build them are low due to a large stockpile of industrial goods.
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*********Unfortunately due to a bug my save game has become corrupted and I will not be able to continue the game. However I plan on restarting the AAR below.*********