Kensai wrote:Maybe it is better to turn AUS to AI for some turns, let it negotiate realistically for peace (warscore should be enough) and then give it away. Actually, I propose to always inherit a country in peace (unless for short term vacancies where the original player returns in a few days). This is not against you, lukas, but the way I interpret bjfagan's message is kind of messy. And take this from neutral Japan. So Austria, in a matter of few years will go from being friendly to Germany, to being completely against it and then friendly again? If I were Vezina I would be quite displeased for this happening in the mid of my campaign...
Anyway, if you are really into playing A-H seriously and for the long term (considering it's a great power in the race for the final victory!) you should make choices that will benefit your country in the long term. So the decision to play as counterbalance or not is a hard one with many ramifications you need to investigate completely.
Kensai wrote:Well, tbh, Austria historically was a friendly of Germany but only when Germany didn't have other allies in Mitteleuropa (kind of late in the era of our game). A Russia-Germany-Austria triple alliance (block) is quite weird. But that's your (plural) choice to make. But if you turn the rest of the nations against you as it happened the last time do not fall from the sky!
Btw, relations are what the "population and intelligentsia" is feeling. You may even be at -100 with a nation and strategic ruler choices shoot for an alliance.
Late April 1874
(implementing Japan's colonial actions limitation)
PS. Argh, lukas, no orders for the Ottomans meant my state visit remained unanswered... or was that on purpose?!
PPS. My next proposals are giving Denmark a unique ship (I have found a unique model in the graphics... it is a famous ship!) and cutting down the structure pools for all nations. Stay tuned in this space and in the Dropbox.
Sir Garnet wrote:As I wrote many game years ago, there are a number of Austrian grand strategies and barring a peek at historiy Austria would seek to dominate central Europe and be the dominant German power. There can be only one dominant German power so Austria seeking to curb Prussia is consistent with centuries of policy. Two co-equals is an experiment in alternate history and I think that was what the Triple Alliance was about. Austria as junior partner did not go over well, but historical AH made the best of it. It's a complex decision tree at simplest.
Kensai wrote:luakasberger, ok. I will set it to AI. You know, everyone, just tell us when you leave... I always take notice of something not working when I don't receive a state visit reply...
bjfagan wrote:Yes, I would me more than happy to run your turn for you.![]()
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