Originally posted by NordlysAh, thanks. I know of it as the Battle of Tannenberg. And now, we've accelerated through to 1410. This time, Lithuania was on it's own and narrowly lost. No Poland and I guess it made the difference. The history of Europe is being rewritten as we speak, and Saxony is the major author.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Grunwald
My personal relation to it is that I supposedly have a Polish surname because my ancestors (who were German) fought in this battle on the Polish side, and got a Polish name as an honour. I have no idea whether this is true, but it's a cool story (especially if you want to impress Polish people 😉).
Originally posted by buffalobillThat's not my understanding. I thought they would try to retake provinces they had lost at least while they were bots. The ByzantineBot lost Achaia while it was a bot, therefore the question is will it try to retake it by building a fleet?
They will only defend and never attack. Hence the French position.
France never lost a province (and certainly never will).
Originally posted by no1marauderDunno. Saxony may give it a bash sometime. But first, some unfinished business ...
That's not my understanding. I thought they would try to retake provinces they had lost at least while they were bots. The ByzantineBot lost Achaia while it was a bot, therefore the question is will it try to retake it by building a fleet?
France never lost a province (and certainly never will).
Originally posted by no1marauderMy understanding is that bots will not build ships. Besides, the upkeep on his new army takes up almost his entire income. He won't have hardly anything left over to build any ships.
That's not my understanding. I thought they would try to retake provinces they had lost at least while they were bots. The ByzantineBot lost Achaia while it was a bot, therefore the question is will it try to retake it by building a fleet?
France never lost a province (and certainly never will).
