Very nice, T-Hawk. Yuris is up. 
*Rome sold for pretty cheap, which is really good!
*I agree with buying Mombasa Kongo. Military CSs have been vey helpful.
*Take a look if buying Russia to attack Sweden is a possibility right now. Probably not worth doing it, but just to know if we have the option.
*I agree that we should declare now. Losing Rome will likely end any chance the Romans have of resisting us and that'll happen on the second turn of the war, most likely. After that, we can wait a bit for more reinforcements, if needed.
What's our objective in this war against Rome? I say we conquer them completely, I don't like the way their cities circle ours, it'll always be a pain to move aroud with them alive. Besides, everybody already hates us, so no harm in getting even more hate. Or perhaps capture the cities that surround us and leave the cities farther away alive, as a foil for Swedish attack.
From memory, without looking at the save, keep Rome, burn the rest.
This war will enter history as "The Cocoa War". Casus belli was the thousand years long refusal from Rome to sell Cocoa to us, after taunting us with a taste of the delicacy in a diplomatic meeting.
*Rome sold for pretty cheap, which is really good!
*I agree with buying Mombasa Kongo. Military CSs have been vey helpful.
*Take a look if buying Russia to attack Sweden is a possibility right now. Probably not worth doing it, but just to know if we have the option.
*I agree that we should declare now. Losing Rome will likely end any chance the Romans have of resisting us and that'll happen on the second turn of the war, most likely. After that, we can wait a bit for more reinforcements, if needed.
What's our objective in this war against Rome? I say we conquer them completely, I don't like the way their cities circle ours, it'll always be a pain to move aroud with them alive. Besides, everybody already hates us, so no harm in getting even more hate. Or perhaps capture the cities that surround us and leave the cities farther away alive, as a foil for Swedish attack.
From memory, without looking at the save, keep Rome, burn the rest.
This war will enter history as "The Cocoa War". Casus belli was the thousand years long refusal from Rome to sell Cocoa to us, after taunting us with a taste of the delicacy in a diplomatic meeting.