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With permission of B444 I repost the map of Eurasia with the following changes: I put in the Bernese League and Savoy (which previously were both HRE grey) and put Franche Comte in Lotharingia (as specified by the peace treaty). I slightly changed the border of Saluzzo (took a little something...

Whoa for the accuracy :eek: 6 out of 9 is really good. Didn't they risk to hit Russia if one fell too short? the rockets were already loaded with a weight similar to current bombs? if so the germans are really a step away from reaching their target (obviously the development of electronics...

When can we expect the next update? Hope there's no problem...

Interesting. I'll keep an eye on this. My questions are more like about the fall of Germany, will be as bad as OTL or there can be hope germans sues for peace before having soviets and americans racing to split it?

Didn't know that. I only knew about the promixity to the equator, the closer the better. That does limits things a lot.

WestAfrika sounds good? it's really close to the Equator, it's not MA and it's in the german sphere of influence (however damaged that is).

Colour me surprised. I had expected Russia to jump at this space race thing just for pride. It's increasingly troublesome as a single corporation, or better yet, a single person, can determine Russia's policy so throughly. Everyone knows the real aim of Germany, but who is gonna take the bait...

thanks for the analysis, I've never thought about it that way. To boot the alliance or at least friendship with Vlachia, Russia and Georgia helps the romans to diversify their external sources (even among friendly neighbours). The Ottomans, in case of war could try to circumvent Africa, but...

A couple other questions before B444 logs in again: -While we know about the linguistic and religious mix in Prussia, what will be its court language? that's the one which is gonna win out in the end. I guess religion will be less of a factor (and less worth pissing off any of the...

The only place in the Mediterranean where the Empire can expand without triggering a long war with a major player is tripolitania and there is not much left to conquer there (shouldn't take too much time linking up with Carthagians). In that area I'm hoping the romans get to keep the oil fields...

Not in Egypt, but the arabs rebelling in Syria and Palestine didn't end up really well, to put it mildly. In the current set-up any muslim rebellion would provoke only further bloodshed, the power projection in Asia is paramount. The only solution I can come up right know without having...

We're getting slowly to an age where religion doesn't count so much anymore, so the romans may in the future not care if Egypt is once again ruled by muslims as long their interests in Asia are not affected. Right now it could still be a problem, it's gonna take some time before it sinks in that...

I'm starting to make my peace with the despotate, although I still hope the model is never exported in Asia: With Carthage I never had any problem and the current set-up is so good I'd have trouble finding a better one. The loss of Sicily still stings a bit, but it's developing to be a good...

Yay for the space race! I eagerly look forward to the next update! :D

Sounds good to me! :) Keep them coming!:cool:

Henry really got away with it, although I cannot help but think he could've gotten more out of Lotharingia if he hadn't mishandled the arletian civil war. Map nitpick: looking at Italy I see Abruzzo as part of the duchy of Marche when it was the seat of power of the Lecce-Komnenos and integral...

Just Wow, I can't believe this situation is even possible :eek:

Given the last update has made Italy interesting again (at least for me). I've got a few points: - What about Trentino-Sudtirol? I'd think that the HRE of the German Nation would loathe to give further german lands when it doesn't need to. - I'm thinking (maybe fearing? :rolleyes:) that...

This is one is an Hydrogen bomb, right? it's gonna be funny to see the reaction of the other "frontrunners", which now are not anymore...

I think I can help: Tuscan and Lombard are in two separate branches of roman languages; the former is in a family of its own (and Italian is essentialy Tuscan with a little revision) while the latter is in the gallo-roman branch (together with Piedmontese, Ligurian, Emilian, Provencal...