I suppose I lied.
Berlin will fall next turn.
We need to do more bombardment first. 
As for the next target, I'd say go for Cologne - it is only two tiles away, whereas Essen is three, plus, the way to cologne is all hills, so better defense for your units, while the way to Essen is only one tile hills and two plains.
As far as coasting to victory, I don't really want the "by score" victory, it's too bland and boring. :P We should go for domination, methinks. We could stop the war and try for space, but I don't see a reason to, since we are pretty much rolling over the enemy any way.
Berlin will fall next turn.
We need to do more bombardment first. 
As for the next target, I'd say go for Cologne - it is only two tiles away, whereas Essen is three, plus, the way to cologne is all hills, so better defense for your units, while the way to Essen is only one tile hills and two plains.

As far as coasting to victory, I don't really want the "by score" victory, it's too bland and boring. :P We should go for domination, methinks. We could stop the war and try for space, but I don't see a reason to, since we are pretty much rolling over the enemy any way.
So I decided to forego the regular bombing down of a city in favour of faster conquest at greater losses. Memphis taken at the loss of a tank, a gunship and two SEALs. (Probably could have taken it with no losses a couple of turns from now... But any way, our numbers are superior to those of Egypt and so is our production. Hence, the majority of the cities has switched to infrastructure production to strengthen our economy a little bit, and we can afford to be a bit careless with our troops when taking the cities.


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