Well the most obvious thing took place, Western nations Declared war on PEC.
Germany and France marched trough Prussia against Finland....Prussia and Finland had treaty that forbidded third parties to use each others land in time of war.
Something took place in Asia, but I wasen't following it, but mostly a epic naval battle between Norway and Indonesia
At somepoint Africa DoWed Georgia and soon after that West apparently lost the naval side and agreeded WP, all except France.
While the rest of the PEC was at war with France, they couldnt therefore to Attack Africa. French advance was halted on Borsborous and Africa contained into three provinces outside Sinai that he managed to took when Georgia had no troops there.
The war continued as a stalemate trench-war. During that Africa and France demanded this "worthless" little province of Sinai..
It wasen't untill after clever move Georgia managed to almost beat Africa, when the war started to move again.
But then (as we have the stack rule of 20 divisions per province allowed to attack) African player deliberatly broke the rule By attacking with 80 Divs from single province, and that almost coused the front to collapse.
A TS shouting match started as expected.
During wich the African player tried to claim that a) he didn't knew the stack rule (wich he was constantly addressing to Georgia during the entire couse of the war)
and b) that he really doesen't care about the rules.
Luckily our GM order Africa to pull back, and eventually Georgias orgniall intivative was regained and Africans kicked back to their continent and France agreeded WP along with his lapdog Africa.
At the course of war, some of FInlands actions migth have been seen (looking from inside, outside and upside) as treacherous flib-flopping but naturally things aren't always what they seems
