The War for European Union

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Late November 1969

Late November 1969​

France continued its tradition of organizing new armies in Marseilles; the Soviets added an army in Livonia. French radio and television broadcasts proudly announced their nation had been more successful than the American-handicapped (or led) NATO in this conflict.

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[comagoosie]

Ugh...what's wrong with Nato? There're Russians on their doorstep and they are still doing nothing. In other news, Yugos love to hang out in Norway and Turkey while their own countryside is being pillaged

 

[Enewald]

So, what keeps soviets from winning Yugoslavia?

 

[Snake IV]

What a pleasant suprise. I have got a successor; someone has been doing something in this ol' subforum. Though you should have played with Spain or Yugoslavia, France is too easy against this AI. (Tunis isn't working though, I've tried. Damn NATO)

If you want to continue with cold war games you could mail me and I'll play against you. The variant was meant for two players. It'd make for a more fun game, even if it's nothing like real Diplomacy. (In my experience NATO is a bit stronger than soviet)

 

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Early December 1969

Early December 1969​

The Soviets drove the Yugoslavians from Norway to Finland in the battle of Fourth Norway.

The Soviets moved into undefended London.

The French won the battle of Second Munich driving the defending Soviet army to Bohemia. Soviet forces advanced into the undefended province of Kiel.

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Soviet forces moved into undefended Budapest and Ankara.

Snake, I wouldn't be doing this if you hadn't set a good example in the first place. I'm not sure who taught me how to get screen shots while playing Diplomacy but thanks are due them as well.

 

[Enewald]

Wait, how did Yugoslavia conquer Norway?

 

[volksmarschall]

Wait, how did Yugoslavia conquer Norway?

LOL! Yugoslavians in Oslo! That would make for a great movie or novel! :rofl:

It certainly looks like France is going to be the main factor in deciding the final fate of the Soviet Union as NATO can't even protect the British Isles from Communist invasion!

 

[comagoosie]

Ugh, the stupidity of Nato is just astounding o

London...London!!??

 

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Wait, how did Yugoslavia conquer Norway?

With help from NATO in early November 1969. If you go back through the report, you'll see this army started in Trieste, reached Naples, and then north to Norway.

 

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Mid-December 1969

Mid-December 1969​

NATO forces moved into undefended Denmark and Warsaw.

After the French won the battle of Fourth Kiel, the defeated Soviet army retreated to Berlin. Soviet forces also lost the battle of Third Munich as the French occupied the western end of the North German plain.

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France moved into undefended Rome.

Soviet forces occupied Serbia.

The Yugoslavians occupied undefended Sevastopol.

NATO moved into the undefended provinces of Bulgaria and Constantinople.

 

[comagoosie]

Nato and the soviets both seem oblivious to the growing purple blob

 

[Enewald]

I can't believe that there could be so many holes in the frontlines... or if you can even call those things frontlines.

 

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Late December 1969

Late December 1969​

France was the only nation to organize new units, fleets in Brest and Marseilles. NATO's supply problems disorganized the army in Bulgaria. Despite capturing Sevastopol, the southern Yugoslavian army lost its combat effectiveness; the northern Yugoslavian army was still effective.

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[Enewald]

Why don't you simply march into the enemies undefended provinces?
You need more supplies?

 

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Why don't you simply march into the enemies undefended provinces?

I've done that in Italy and plan to continue if I don't feel overextended.

You need more supplies?

I think so; I don't want a "frontline" like the Warsaw Pact's.

 

[comagoosie]

I think we may finally see the end of Yugoslavia

 

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Early January 1970

Early January 1970​

The French won the battle of First North Sea, driving NATO's fleet to the Norwegian Sea. The French fleet in Brest moved into the Channel.

NATO repeated the Yugoslavian propaganda feat when they occupied Moscow.

The Soviets occupied the undefended provinces of Denmark, Warsaw, Bulgaria and Sevastopol.

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The French started to move naval units into the Mediterranean Sea as well as sending more armies towards Italy and the Balkans.

 

[comagoosie]

NATO in Moscow :wacko:

Ugh, the Soviets got 4 provinces too easily.

 

[Enewald]

So Yugoslavia moved to Finland?

 

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Mid-January 1970

Mid-January 1970​

When NATO liberated Norway in the battle of Fourth Norway, the defending Soviet fleet was destroyed as it moved north along the coast.

When the French won the battle of London, they destroyed another Soviet fleet. The French moved their fleet in Belgium to the North Sea.

As the Soviets defended northern Russia and Scandinavia, the last Yugoslavian army exhausted its supplies.

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Soviet forces occupied Istanbul as NATO liberated Greece.

P.S. Sorry about the long gap between this update and the last but I kept forgetting to add to the thread.