Autumn, 1902: From a learning experience... rather than support hold yourself in Vie/Boh (which I was nowhere near to attack with 1 let alone support an attack), you need to make sure your borders are tight, so I would have moved to Tyrolia from Vienna. Your fleet at Venice can't support or move to Tyrolia, but now I can. If you move to Tyrolia and I too, then we just bounce. Which means you wont be able to build on Vienna. But you dont want me sitting in Tyrolia because they gives me access to Vienna, Trieste and Venice.
01 May 15 UTC
Autumn, 1902: No, you could support Bohemia into Munich, but that would force me out of Munich (if I don't move to Berlin or Kiel anyway), which mean I would have to retreat, and could retreat to Berlin or Kiel and gain a piece anyway.
01 May 15 UTC
Autumn, 1902: Its like chess, you have to think 2 moves ahead.
04 May 15 UTC
Tip: You can retain 3 countries, but using a bounce against yourself. ie. if you move Vienna and Serbia to Trieste, you will bounce against yourself and return. Which means you have successfully kept Trieste, Vienna and Serbia. If however I could support myself into Trieste, that would not work. However as I am not in a position to do so, you can do this successfully. If you don't do the bounce, I can move Venice into Trieste.
04 May 15 UTC
Remember to all defend your supply centres, because you can't build anywhere else if you lose them.
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- Autumn, 1904, Finished
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