soundoff wrote:Only that taking the 'historical' viewpoint from which Phil is making his assertions that losses in Armenia should cost Russia nowt because of the 15 and 16 victories it ignores that in early 1917 the revolution occured and this led at first to a stagnation on the Armenian front then to a mass desertion of Russian forces on that front.
So if you count that Armenia costs nothing to Russia prior to 1917 irrespective of whats happening in the rest of the world by a similar token that nothing cost should end in early 1917
However, when the Russian Revolution happens (if at all!) depend entirely on in-game happenings. It is not an event, but a game system.
Do not worry however. The Russians are seldom in a shape to send countless units to the Caucasus - I think their historical power levels are quite well modelled, assuming the lack of any wildly ahistorical happenings.
If you examine, you will see that either you or the AI will have a hard time in 1915 to form a solid frontline, as your peasant recruits will mean no real match to a dedicated Centrals attack. But you can conserve some quality units of yours, preferably for a big strike against Austria-Hungary...