Autumn, 1902: A comment about your moves: I think I have already won this game when you moved to Sweden. I those 1v1 maps it's important to get as far as possible as quickly as possible. When I play England, I usually convoy to Holland, not Norway, then go to Kiel and in year 2 to Tyrolia. When convoying to Norway St. Petersburg is the better choice, as you can block Moscow for some time then. Sweden is bad as you need really long until you have units in the center of the map, I'll be there first. But let's see how this will turn out.
03 Mar 22 UTC
Autumn, 1903: I appreciate the input. I'm still not the greatest strategist in the game, so I try different tactics here and there. Let's see how long I can hold you off!
03 Mar 22 UTC
Autumn, 1903: Do you know what the great stalemate line is? Take the line from North Africa, WEM, GoL, Pie, Tyr, Boh, Sil. Moscow, Warsaw and all centers above or below the line count exactly to 17. Whoever holds Moscow, Warsaw and all centers on one side can, if the units are placed correctly, forever prevent the other one from crossing the line. So crossing the line is a good route to victory. In my case I have already done it at two places. You could of course kick me out of St.Petersburg but it would need so many troops that I would win on other fronts.
03 Mar 22 UTC
good game!
03 Mar 22 UTC
Yeah. I hope you enjoyed it and learned something.
- Autumn, 1906, Finished
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