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[Fubb]

^PLEASE pay attention to my question up thee....^

Also another question. If you have troops, say in Albania, and theres terrorism/insurgency in that country, can some troops die in the cross fire? That'd sorta simulate a "War on terror" sorta deal, that'd be a neat simulation experience.

Also, time for "Strategy corner" with your host, Fubb.

Islands. Islands in the pacific, carribean, atlantic! Islands are helpful, because it counts you as having troops in "a region" and inturn those troops can help out in any sort of armed conflict. It's always safe to keep a garrison of 1000-5000 troops on an island. An example of where this comes in handy, would be while I was playing one time. I had a garrison of 1000 troops on the Falk Land islands which belonged to england. That didn't stop Argentinan forces from invading the island though! Oh no. An Argentinan expeditionary force landed on the island in hopes of capturing it, but when they ran into 1000 american troops, they turned tail and ran! Minimal casualties for us, heavy for them. Island garrison came in handy.

That was "Strategy Corner" *que soft piano music*

[El Quia]

Originally Posted by Fubb

on the Falk Land islands which belonged to england.

The Malvinas are Argentines!

The Malvinas/Falklands issue is a touchy subject for us Argentinians, ho. And the war was a bloody propaganda effort from the thrice damned assassins, torturers and despicable military dictators that ruled Argentina at the time. Fortunately, we lost that war: that finished to weaken the little support they had, speeding the return of democracy to my country. But it also leaved us with a generation of "colimbas" (conscripts. At the time, we had compulsory conscription) scarred for life and a shamefull history of abandoned veterans.

But this has nothing to do with the game. Sorry for the digression.