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True that.

My god, this is going to be bad. I think this is going to be defining the FedCom's perceptions of war for the next generation or three.

I could see it going that bad, especially since it's an FFA...

Double post because some time has passed. I'm re-reading this thing and reached the part where the ilKhan is murdered. How bad is it going to go on the Pentagon Worlds?

Point... Still, it will be a while before they (the FedCom) are in any position to do anything. They have to absorb their Capellan and ex-Clan conquests, and they need to rebuild. Short of backing one faction or another with money and and supplies, there's not much they can do right now, as...

Well, it can't go much worse than canon, now can it? That said, I actually kinda/sorta/mostly agree. Having had a bit of a think on all this, I believe its now most likely that the Wobbies are going to be the biggest issue the FedCom will have in the near future. The FWL, is too busy with...

With everyone capable thereof August Storming the Capellans and the FedCom prepping for Olympic/Downfall, the war of 56 seems to be heading towards the inevitable conclusion. Let's hope that the FedCom has a good plan for the aftermath. This being BattleTech, I fully expect it to blow up in...

I'm not too worried. We know that he and Kat get hitched at some point and that he survives the war. THe exact chapter escapes me, but it's opened by an excerpt of a book written by future!Kat.

IRL, Germany was turned towards what we see as the western world by a couple of things: The Allies helping feed the starving population during a couple of really cold Winters, (you'll still find older people in the western zones going on about C.A.R.E. packages) the perception of the Marshall...

No idea how many, but seeing how shitty the clans treat their civilians, I wouldn't be surprised that if any, those techs would be more than willing to help the AFFC with Clan tech. All this really is setting up the FedCom to be the 800 pound Gorilla of the inner sphere for the next dozen...

What's sad is that I don't think this will knock any sense into what survives of the Capellan leadership. I mean in Japan, even after the Emperor himself told them to knock it off, there very nearly was a military coup meant to continue the war...

Shades of 1945 Germany and 1945 Japan in the same country. Not a good combination for the civvies. Hell, either of them is bad enough on it's own.

Might not actually matter. If Victor is smart, he negotiates for some from the Wolves.

That's a good one too. Either way, Victor and Omi's grandchildren are going to be the first who have to deal with whatever emerges from this clusterfuck in any serious fashion.

Okay, make that a century before the Combine is anywhere near their old strength, if ever. Have they been compared to Space Afghanistan yet? edited for spelling.