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Russia may not have just Austria and the Ottomans to fight, past a point. Too much of a Russian success and overt bid for supremacy in the Balkans and the Middle East is very, very likely to drag Britain in the Entente. Russians in Constantinople has been a British nightmare since Napoleon.
And if Britain joins, Japan most likely does so, too, unless butterflies radically alter the alliance system and sphere of interest of the Japanese (and Russian behavior in the Far East). Of course, the schedule of their entry is liable to variation. But Russia may also have theaters in Persia, Central Asia, and Manchuria to man.
In the Balkans, I agree we may in all likelihood expect Serbia and Romania to join the CP out of greed for Habsburg spoils, unless Austria is *very* successful to puppetize them (and even then, coups may happen).
As I see it, Greece is a bit of a wild card. It would be pushed to join the CP for the reasons Daylight Savings quoted, but fear of Anglo-French naval power and British influence may rein them in, esp. if Britain joins the Entente early. If it does, the Greeks may delay their intervention until Austria falls and the Ottomans start to buckle. If it does not, they may indeed join the CP early.
I have no sure idea of what Bulgaria may do, it largely depends on how butterflies would affect TTL equivalent of the Balkan Wars (other Balkan states are of course also liable to this, but somewhat less so, their irredentist concerns are less influenced by this).
And if Britain joins, Japan most likely does so, too, unless butterflies radically alter the alliance system and sphere of interest of the Japanese (and Russian behavior in the Far East). Of course, the schedule of their entry is liable to variation. But Russia may also have theaters in Persia, Central Asia, and Manchuria to man.
In the Balkans, I agree we may in all likelihood expect Serbia and Romania to join the CP out of greed for Habsburg spoils, unless Austria is *very* successful to puppetize them (and even then, coups may happen).
As I see it, Greece is a bit of a wild card. It would be pushed to join the CP for the reasons Daylight Savings quoted, but fear of Anglo-French naval power and British influence may rein them in, esp. if Britain joins the Entente early. If it does, the Greeks may delay their intervention until Austria falls and the Ottomans start to buckle. If it does not, they may indeed join the CP early.
I have no sure idea of what Bulgaria may do, it largely depends on how butterflies would affect TTL equivalent of the Balkan Wars (other Balkan states are of course also liable to this, but somewhat less so, their irredentist concerns are less influenced by this).