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Lithuania is part of the Baltic Defense Treaty, that may or may not be renamed.Shaulys said:
Added to the character list.ThreeWords said:
Name: Brad johonston
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Faction: United Kingdom (England)
occupation: military, lance corporal.
Appearance: 5'11, large muscles.
Personality: humourous, does what it takes to win, hates losing. stuborn.
Background: Brad's family were rather poor and ill when he was 17. Brad had no qualifications in school and the army seemed the only door left open for him, ever since he went in the army he hasnt thought of leaving, he joined the army primarily to give money to his family, with them dead when he was 25, Brad now see's his squadron as his new family.
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Faction: United Kingdom (England)
occupation: military, lance corporal.
Appearance: 5'11, large muscles.
Personality: humourous, does what it takes to win, hates losing. stuborn.
Background: Brad's family were rather poor and ill when he was 17. Brad had no qualifications in school and the army seemed the only door left open for him, ever since he went in the army he hasnt thought of leaving, he joined the army primarily to give money to his family, with them dead when he was 25, Brad now see's his squadron as his new family.
Yo Balders, why are Germany and Greece part of the E.C.P.? Also, wouldn't it make sense to change said factions to the E.U. and maybe create another European faction that encompasses the Balkans?Baldrek said:
Just a suggestion.
The only problem with adding Germany to the EU is that alliances usually tend to center around one of the more powerful nations, in this case Germany.
Without Germany, the ECP would fall apart without the industrial and military capacity it offers.
And I am aware that it might seem like an odd choice to not include them in the EU, considering that Western Germany was one of the founders, but one has to consider why an alliance would be formed in the first place.
And about Greece, why wouldn't they join the ECP if they felt like they were closer to their allies, and also, thinking economically, in case of an eventual war they are not solely relying on an exposed merchant marine?
And your suggestions are not bad, it's just that dividing Europe into three or more stable alliances, or factions, is not that easy.
Without Germany, the ECP would fall apart without the industrial and military capacity it offers.
And I am aware that it might seem like an odd choice to not include them in the EU, considering that Western Germany was one of the founders, but one has to consider why an alliance would be formed in the first place.
And about Greece, why wouldn't they join the ECP if they felt like they were closer to their allies, and also, thinking economically, in case of an eventual war they are not solely relying on an exposed merchant marine?
And your suggestions are not bad, it's just that dividing Europe into three or more stable alliances, or factions, is not that easy.
If you remember, Germany were in the founders of the Central Powers WW1The infamous SCAMola said:
Turkey could have been neutral I suppose...
However, when relations between the nations are at it's worst, would you like to stand alone between two block alliances?
And about Georgia and Armenia, Georgia naturally feels threatened by Russia (I hope that I don't need to explain why), and Armenia... Well, upon further research it seems I was mistaken quite a bit, a misunderstanding on my part I'm afraid. I was sure that it had somewhat good relations with Turkey, and not with Russia, but it's actually the opposite.
They have bad (if not horrible) relations with Turkey, and good ties with Russia.
I'm going to PM Squeak with a new faction map to correct this.
However, when relations between the nations are at it's worst, would you like to stand alone between two block alliances?
And about Georgia and Armenia, Georgia naturally feels threatened by Russia (I hope that I don't need to explain why), and Armenia... Well, upon further research it seems I was mistaken quite a bit, a misunderstanding on my part I'm afraid. I was sure that it had somewhat good relations with Turkey, and not with Russia, but it's actually the opposite.
They have bad (if not horrible) relations with Turkey, and good ties with Russia.
I'm going to PM Squeak with a new faction map to correct this.
Yes, but I'd like to think diplomatic relations have changed a bit since WWI.Sky Captanio said:
*coughTurkey'sgovernmentdoesn'trecognizetheArmeniangenocidecough*Baldrek said:
I think the factions are good as they are. In fact I can't wait to kick some NAC,ECP,RP,BDT,PRC and Chinese ass!