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Originally posted by kurtbrian
There died a lot of of brave men in the eastern theatre!
And that's only from 1650!
Originally posted by kurtbrian
There died a lot of of brave men in the eastern theatre!
How about those prices of soldiers and ships? Do you have time or shall we wait till the evening?
I am on vacation and I am not nearly as bored as you.
You could look over the various scenarios for inconsistencies and balance. That could keep you occupied for years.
Originally posted by TheArchduke
I am on vacation and I am not nearly as bored as you.
Problem is...I'm at work, so I can't check any gamefiles whatsoever....
I point to my answer above...
my machiavelli save files eureader etc are left at home....
Originally posted by kurtbrian
I point to my answer above...
my machiavelli save files eureader etc are left at home....
Read something, Write a novel?
Think of hundres of beta proposals?
Originally posted by kurtbrian
dammit guys post something!!!!
I'm bored senseless at wrok, and this forum is aparently on vacation....
I'll go mad before 16.00!!!
Well, why not tell us something about how the people's hero Alcibiades behaved.
What do I write, Damocles I mean of course
Infantry losses:
POL/RUS: 300
TUR: 500
Cavalry losses:
POL/RUS: 70
TUR: 140
I think the numbers pretty much speak for themselves, and I'm sure in the future of this timeline, some rockband will create a ballad about "The Hussar"
Note also that POL/RUS lost twice the number of soldiers to attrit compared to TUR. Meaning of course we spent more time on the offensive than him.
Turkish economy: Shot to crap producing all the troops Wyvern and Stein sent to their deaths, despite being fuelled by western powers. (Traitors )
Polish/Russian economies: Hurt but fairly fine.
The OE players turned this into total war... yet the blame falls on poor POL/RUS... no one claimed life was fair, I suppose.
POL/RUS: 300
TUR: 500
Cavalry losses:
POL/RUS: 70
TUR: 140
I think the numbers pretty much speak for themselves, and I'm sure in the future of this timeline, some rockband will create a ballad about "The Hussar"
Note also that POL/RUS lost twice the number of soldiers to attrit compared to TUR. Meaning of course we spent more time on the offensive than him.
Turkish economy: Shot to crap producing all the troops Wyvern and Stein sent to their deaths, despite being fuelled by western powers. (Traitors
)Polish/Russian economies: Hurt but fairly fine.
The OE players turned this into total war... yet the blame falls on poor POL/RUS... no one claimed life was fair, I suppose.
Originally posted by Daniel A
Well, why not tell us something about how the people's hero Alcibiades behaved.
What do I write, Damocles I mean of course
There was much screaming and terrible anguish over the war between the ottoman empire and the eagles of the north.
Cried: FOUL! and yanked their hair, did the westerners.
Meanwhile, the two first OE players did their worst to run the country into the ground.
It took a sensible player in Johan to finally realize a lost war when he saw one.
1st player: "Teh roxor. I will pwn j00. All y00r base r belong to us! J00r stab will teh plummet!"
2nd player: "Argh. I have been bled, but you will all die on the altar of stabhits."
2nd player: "OMG! That's not fair! I will now quit the game in a huff."
Johan: "Right. My country is burning. People are defecting and revolting left and right. I think I will give the rabig eagles that which they crave and rebuild."
Oe wouldn´t have lost the war. But it came at the expense of a massive draining of economical and political(Vassals and territories ressources. Johan did the right thing to cut looses and abandon the enemyship with Russia.
By the by, next week, Slarhost will be busy lugging a 30KG pack across the arctic tundra of Lappland. Hence, he will not be available for host nor play.
I'll try to find a Substitute before I leave.
I'll try to find a Substitute before I leave.
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Actually.. I was hoping that I had signed peace with Russia as alliance leader including Poland for just Astrakhan..
OE was in shambles when I took over.. A total of about 60k troops, money printing like mad, and huge WE with a total of 150K rebels around the realm.
And most of the country did not even have governors or legal counsels.. *shiver*
OE is now in a much better defensive position versus Poland.. Bujak and the Carpathians is a more natural border, and the russians, if they are stupid enough to waste resources, would have to go through the Caucasus (also known as "the armykilling mountains"
OE was in shambles when I took over.. A total of about 60k troops, money printing like mad, and huge WE with a total of 150K rebels around the realm.
And most of the country did not even have governors or legal counsels.. *shiver*
OE is now in a much better defensive position versus Poland.. Bujak and the Carpathians is a more natural border, and the russians, if they are stupid enough to waste resources, would have to go through the Caucasus (also known as "the armykilling mountains"
Originally posted by TheArchduke
And plz Smirfy tell us how you explore without waypoints!
I believe they have been around since eu I ?
I was shocked too about OE´s state. I was of the illusion they could hold off Russia at ease. Seems like Damo was right, OE was in dire straits and paid much to hold Astrakhan.
The Oe did hoild back russo-polish attacks for quite a long time before we was too high.