Knowing what's happening in someone else's war

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sauron_33

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Hello,

If you know that two empires are at war, you should also have a general idea of who is winning/losing. I am not suggesting you know everything about it such as we are accustomed to in historical games, but if two neighboring empires are engaged in a bloody struggle we ought to be able to tell how the war is generally going.
 
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