[Requests Accepted] [ジェネラル・サポート] 太平洋戦記3 大和計画 [VJ010296]

※The version of this work is Ver1.21a. This work is a power-up kit for the packaged version of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle" and "Pacific War Chronicle 3 DL (VJ012167)." Please note that this work cannot be played on its own. In order to play this work, you must have the packaged version of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle" or "Pacific War Chronicle 3 DL (VJ012167)" installed on your PC. When installing this work on the packaged version of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle," please apply the update program from Ver1.F onwards and the Windows 8.1 compatibility program before installing this work. Additionally, the packaged version of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle" will require Disk 1 of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle" for disk checks during installation and the first launch of this work. ■ Pacific War Chronicle 3 Yamato Plan This work is a power-up kit for "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle." To enhance your enjoyment of "Pacific War Chronicle 3: Final Battle," many new weapons and features have been added. 【Addition of Yamato-class Design Proposals】 The Yamato-class battleships, which the Imperial Japanese Navy proudly boasted, had numerous design proposals created during the planning stages. This work includes 14 classes of Yamato-class design proposals such as the high-speed but fuel-inefficient A140 design, the B plan with a diesel engine, the high-firepower I plan, the K plan with reduced displacement, and the J3 plan equipped with 40cm guns. 【Ship Type Change Function】 In this work, players can choose which Yamato-class design has been adopted from the design proposals and can modify the Yamato, Musashi, Shinano, Shokaku, Zuikaku, and Taiho currently under construction to their preferred Yamato-class design at the start of a scenario. Furthermore, not only can you change Yamato-class ships, but you can also change Shokaku-class and Taiho-class ships, allowing for detailed settings such as converting all ships to Shinano-class or only specific Yamato-class ships to Shokaku-class. This allows you to start the game with a military force at the outbreak of war that is entirely different from historical fact. 【Real Merchant Ship Mode】 This mode allows you to play with merchant ship data based on new materials discovered after the release of "Pacific War Chronicle 3," providing realistic data. Of course, you can also play with the traditional data as usual. 【Addition of Aircraft】 Historically, the Imperial Japanese Army adopted the Italian-made BR20 bomber as a successor to the 93 Heavy Bomber, but in this work, you have the option to select "What if they had adopted the German-made He111E bomber instead of the BR20 bomber?" This allows for the production of He111E bombers as a substitute for the I-type heavy bombers at the outbreak of war, and depending on the developments, German aircraft such as the Ju87 series, Ju88, and He177 Greif can also be produced as Japanese Army and Navy aircraft. Additionally, the Japanese Navy's 94 Type Carrier Bomber has been newly digitized. 【New Scenarios Added】 In addition to the scenarios included in "Pacific War Chronicle 3," namely "Greater East Asia War," "Greater East Asia War (Beginner's Edition)," and "Imperial National Defense Policy," a new beginner-friendly scenario "Imperial National Defense Policy (Beginner's Edition)" has been added in response to numerous requests. You can now play a total of four scenarios with new settings. 【Comprehensive Coverage of Past Updates】 This work comprehensively includes past updates made in "Pacific War Chronicle 3," featuring new functions such as auto-convoy and new weapons including Army special ships and air defense core ships, making it the latest version. ■ Included Scenarios ● Scenario 1: "Greater East Asia War (Beginner's Edition)" A beginner-friendly scenario based on Scenario 2, assuming a significantly improved stockpile of strategic materials for the Japanese military at the outbreak of war compared to historical facts. ● Scenario 2: "Greater East Asia War" A campaign scenario that recreates the period from the outbreak of war between Japan and the United States to the end of the war, with a maximum of 728 turns. You can change the initial placement of the main fleet at the outbreak of war, allowing for gameplay that aligns with your strategy. Whether you aim for a short-term decisive battle or prepare for a long-term war by capturing resource areas, the player's strategic vision will be tested. ● Scenario 3: "Imperial National Defense Policy (Beginner's Edition)" In response to requests for an easier 1939 scenario, this beginner-friendly scenario newly included in the Yamato Plan is based on Scenario 4, assuming a significantly improved stockpile of strategic materials for the Japanese military compared to historical facts. ● Scenario 4: "Imperial National Defense Policy" The largest campaign scenario in this game, starting from the Nomonhan Incident in 1939. Players can expand the Nomonhan Incident and enter into a full-scale war with the Soviet Union, or invade Burma and India before the United States enters the war. The flow of history can change based on the player's decisions, allowing for a wide variety of developments to enjoy.