Lynxyonok wrote:Question - what are the current morale levels for each side, and how did morale change (e.g., kept falling, etc.) for the last 12 months?
H Gilmer3 wrote:The morale falls 1-2 a turn for all sides. War weariness I guess. All of my NM gains have either been from events or naval battles. I have never received an NM boost from a land battle no matter how lopsided the win was. I have not lost any NM due to a land battle, either. Edit - take that back about land battles. I know I received 1 NM point for the capture of Tsingtau, so I imagine I gained 1 for the capture of Essen, as well.
Current levels:
WE 103
EE 79
CP 62
Lynxyonok wrote:But how did you pull off such a morale advantage on your side? Because you have already won the war of attrition
hajbrad971 wrote:At last found the AAR. Excellent work which I will follow avidly. As I wrote in a post (somewhere else on this somewhat confusing Forum) I am playing the WE using the same battle plan as you have against the Moltke plan from the CP. In general my game has progressed along similar lines to yours but my progress is nowhere near as good as yours has been. My attack through Luxembourg is progressing well but my French Generals seem to have difficulty activating regularly enough to mount a sustained offensive. I have invested a lot of resources in the fight against Turkey in Sinai/Palestine (the BEF is fighting there and is about to be joined by Kitchener). Greece has joined the WE and a joint Franco/Greek offensive is making very slow progress against the Bulgarians. However my NM is only slightly higher than the CP who has made great inroads against the Russians and has almost annihilated the Serbs as far as I can tell. Some specific questions that I hope you can help me with:
1 - how exactly do you form an Army Group? The French have one and, once Kitchener arrives in Port Said, I should like to form a Mid East Army group.
2. - You have won most NM through naval success. So far in my game the German fleet has managed to send Beatty's cruiser fleet to the bottom of the ocean. My High Seas fleet has been roaming around the North Sea training its coat but hasn't managed to find a German fishing boat much less Admiral Scheer !!!
Can't wait for the next instalment of your AAR. Keep up the good work.
Hal
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