The second stage of wargame simulation started on the first day, to be precise, it was the first prep meeting, and that's when the trouble began.
Since the Air Force was acting as the main force, it was necessary to set the specifications for the airplanes as well as the platforms that carry them, i.e., the mother ship, and the ammunition used by the airplanes, such as bombs and torpedoes, along with many other weapons and ammunition that had not yet been developed.
In military simulation, this is referred to as scenario setting.
Since it was the Domestic Fleet's turn to play the leading role by commanding the Imperial Fleet in the simulation, Zhu Shijian handed this task over to the Domestic Fleet.
To ensure fairness and impartiality, the Domestic Fleet had to submit the settings to the Navy headquarters before the simulation began and, once confirmed, hand them over to the Southern Fleet.
