first year should have left holland alone and bounced england from belgium instead while still getting den and sweden if england was your #1 enemy. that's about it, and in the future don't lose munich to italy...

I think you opened up really strong, you left yourself wide open in the south to a stab from Italy or France, either was predictable just a matter of who was going to do it. You rolled really well with the punches making a very impressive comeback when it looked like everyone was out to get you. I'm not really sure how you could have done much better with so many people all over you for the entire game. Well played.

I think you had plenty of opportunities to take Munich back and just failed to do so, next time take that shit back.

Thank you, Iceray0.

@Ottovanbis, year 1 I was trying to organize a Western Triple, and wasn't sure who my ally would be. Truth be told England did not take my treachery well...

@Iceray0,
Well, at the time Italy needed it, and he kept it as part of our alliance.

Allies dont take home bases...
Also Triskelli you have been added to my list (See my profile for the list)

Oh, and Russia went CD first turn, so that threw off the balance quite a bit

western triples are foolish and never work, that's the lesson here. you gotta contain england as germany, you just gotta.

If England keeps his cool and doesn't get greedy, making certain to help his allies grow well, the triple can last a long while. Eventually, only Germany and France will have anywhere to grow and England will need to expand, so that means a stab. But the key is to make certain, as Germany or France, you work with England to stab the other . Once the stab is in place, you let England and your other former ally fight while you collect the SCs and sneak in for the victory.

As England, you see who is in the best shape and work with the one who isn't as well off to stab the better one. that way the lesser of your allies is more involved in the fight and can't go sneaking a victory in the back way.

Sadly, both England and France didn't want to be part of any triple from the very start...

Does the Italian-Austrian-German alliance usually fare better?