Reposted because in the credits it explains how the OHaST and OSaTD work NOTE [REALLY IMPORTANT!!!] I've heard that the PU drama has died down-- I've decided to rejoin. I am really hoping nothing happens like that again to the point where I do have to leave/take a break, but I'm kind of glad to be back. [ RP ] With most Kobitoko troops diverting to Romania, operations in the Balkans would begin at a rapid rate; Serb, Croat, Austrian, and Bavarian militias would spearhead multiple major cities of their respective capitals such as: Belgrade, Sarajevo, Vienna, and Munich, which would all be done with ease due to the blueprint intel gained previously during Romania's first counterattack campaigns, gaining most details to build the same mechs and motorized divisions that Poland uses; enlisting upper rank officers to command such divisions, showing success all across the front. Hungarian revolts would be funded from Serbia, Croatia, and Romania after multiple requests of the Hungarian citizens to regain independence, directly linking a line of armed militia to meet with Serbian refugee in Belgrade while Budapest is occupied. Guerilla tactics are used to their fullest extent along with remodeled systems of the OHaST and OSaTD. The no-line tactic is remodelled to look like a raggedy zig-zag-like line to confuse Polish troops as some troops would seem farther away than others yet are close to each other, providing a sense of confusion and illusion while fast brigades attack from the sides and back. This is done by disabling most camera and fusion-cores found in all Polish mechanisms by using the OSaTD. This way would give Romania the biggest advantage in the war in the mountains, with many Poles calling them "The Yellow Menace." With this, the Transylvanian Mountains would be fully occupied by Romania forces. Taking advantage of Poland's lack of navy, Romanian naval corps along with u-boats would enact multiple landings onto Crimea and basically occupy all access to the black sea after quick sieges of ports, preventing most infrastructure damage to preserve them for Romani use. Because of this lack of navy, the Donetsk River would be extremely vulnerable; leading to Romanian occupation of the river; paratroopers, calvary, and infantry traverse the river along with multiple tinier naval battalions, occupying the river south of Donetsk. This would be an immediate advantage to Romania due to the vast importance of the river and it strategic position. Paratroopers are dealt with harshly as anti-air is set up directly for such purposes, striking most down and having squadrons directly approach to capture. The Romanian Air Force has not been mentioned yet... it seems they are developing something...
HOW THE NEW MODELS OF THE OHaST and OSaTD WORK: OHaST (Opera Heat and Signal Tracker) -- AIRCRAFT VARIANT (OAHaST or Opera Aircraft Heat and Signal Tracker) - Works by sending invisible sound frequencies across a radius of 150 miles to detect any frequency or sound waves, operating this system can risk being detected if more than 5 are being used at once in a 15 mile radius (this will cause mass overload of frequencies). Can be radioed/transmitted to other units for info in a 500 mile radius but only on a specific frequency INFANTRY/MILITARY VARIANT (OSHaST or Opera Standard Heat and Signal Tracker) - Work somewhat differently by sending invisible sound frequencies across a radius of 75 miles to detect any frequencies (no sound waves). Operating this system can risk being detected if more than 2 are being used at once in a 30 mile radius. Can be radioed/transmitted to other units for info in a 15 mile radius but on multiple specific frequencies. OSaTD (Opera Signal and Technological Disruptor) -- STANDARD VARIANT (OASaTD) or Opera Signal and Technological Disruptor) - Works in sync with the OHaST and acts like an addon to it; by using the tracker on the OHaST, the OSaTD can corrupt signals sent out by the OHaST to prevent enemy detection and disrupt communication of enemy power grids. Used in both military and aircraft and has different ranges depending on the type of OHaST used.
