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Graham,

Heh, yeah PSKOV has already been taken by the Russians. You know, in most games Russia tries to have some sort of an influence in PSKOV.

Sapura
 
Originally posted by Sapura on 05-29-2000 04:58 PM
Grand Campaign AAR. Sheep straying from the flock.
The 20k Polish army under General Czestochowa, who led the assault that captured Konigsberg marches north crossing the border into Memel controlled by the Teutonic Order.
Sapura

Are the generals names fixed? Czestochowa is a town not a name! This sounds so funny :)

andrus
 
They're random, apart from the historical ones which I happily informed the designers on. Zolkewski, Chodkiewicz, etc.

It is funny, a General with the same name as the Czestochowa monastery / shrine :)

Sapura
 
Originally posted by Graham Dodge on 05-31-2000 01:16 AM
I think that historically the Polish constitution demanded that Parliament actually needed a 100% unanimous vote to pass legislation or declare war. This was a major factor in their inability to react effectively to a crisis.

/Graham

Not at all. At least not in XVIth century. That idea of anonymous vote was errorously introduced in around 1650.

andrus
 
'Spain sends a huge fleet into the western Black sea annihilating roving Turkish fleets on several occasions, however they do not land an expeditionary force'

if turkey is at war with spain, how did spain send a 'huge' fleet through the dardanelles and the bosphorus against turkish opposition????

this is a problem. not even the allies in WWI were able to force the straits (gallipoli campaign). who ever controls the bosphorus (ie constantinople), should be able to block the straits to any naval forces trying to pass between the black sea and agean and vice versa

daztek


[This message has been edited by Daztek (edited 09-07-2000).]