So you will make a quick detour to Africa before going east?
I don't intend to stay inactive on this front. The Mediterranean sea is a better place to sink the Royal Navy than the Atlantic at least.
Curious decision. Now you will have to garrison a huge partisan-infested area instead of having all the strategicaly important bits plus an inexpensive buffer.
You provided the answer. I don't want a buffer
You can just release France itself since it was annexed by England. (and use claims to keep the most valuable provnces ^^)
Surprising choice indeed! Nice work!
Well, some people "complained" about games following the historical events. I wanted to add some flavor and other strategic opportunities.
Right! Of course, you can release France itself. I forgot :blush:. Anyway, did Britain inherit french armies and navy, or is mainland France now, after the annexation, free of any enemy troops?
I don't intend to release France, at least not in a foreseeable future. For the rest, it will be in the next update.
I did not expect that. Do you ned the extra IC, or you just wanted to avoid a future Op. Torch?
Nice! I like to surprise people
I never thought about Operation Torch, I don't ever imagine that there could be one.
You only have to remove claims on the capital i think, for the other provinces you have a free choice of claiming it or not.
How are the Italians doing in Africa btw? They're fighting a two front war in Lybia now I guess since the UK inherited the French colonies... Maybe invade Marocco to help them out?
Are you planning a battle of Britain and/or Operation Sealion? :ninja:
The Italians have entered the war only few days ago in-game. Little by little, I am going to reorient the AAR toward the Mediterranean front. Sealion? I may give a try but I don't want to knock UK out of the war. I want Barbarossa as being a 2nd or even 3rd front.
367/844 without the re-deployments, it is all good... for now.
I have to say that I deliver from time to time some hints, that are explained in following updates. One has been missed; I will explain it in an update, but not soon.