Well everyone -- now we have a chance to set these plans into action.
Forgetting the issue of whether we're actually GOING to continue the war with the Zulu, if we do -- what should our objectives be? At the end of the chat, Aggie proposed three levels of involvement. It is our job to analyze the merits of each level (from a militaristic standpoint), that we may advise our leaders on what actions to take moving on from this point.
The three levels Aggie proposed were:
1) Peace. Pretty simple -- wait a few more turns, and then declare peace, and focus our attention on other targets.
2) Strategic Attack on Gems. We take one to three cities, and seize the Zulu Gems -- gaining ourselves a solid source of revenue, but gaining several cities marred by corruption and among a sea of enemies.
3) Complete war. Would take the largest strategic commitment, and might delay attack on our other objectives, but would secure us the Zulu island.
We must keep several things in mind while considering this:
* Zululand is on an island, and we have few boats at this time.
* It is unlikely that Straka will be able to do us much damage, for the same reason
* No matter what option we take, our next few turns will be building up our forces, which could be sent either to Zululand or other targets.
-- adaMada
Acting Vice-Vice President
Forgetting the issue of whether we're actually GOING to continue the war with the Zulu, if we do -- what should our objectives be? At the end of the chat, Aggie proposed three levels of involvement. It is our job to analyze the merits of each level (from a militaristic standpoint), that we may advise our leaders on what actions to take moving on from this point.
The three levels Aggie proposed were:
1) Peace. Pretty simple -- wait a few more turns, and then declare peace, and focus our attention on other targets.
2) Strategic Attack on Gems. We take one to three cities, and seize the Zulu Gems -- gaining ourselves a solid source of revenue, but gaining several cities marred by corruption and among a sea of enemies.
3) Complete war. Would take the largest strategic commitment, and might delay attack on our other objectives, but would secure us the Zulu island.
We must keep several things in mind while considering this:
* Zululand is on an island, and we have few boats at this time.
* It is unlikely that Straka will be able to do us much damage, for the same reason
* No matter what option we take, our next few turns will be building up our forces, which could be sent either to Zululand or other targets.
-- adaMada
Acting Vice-Vice President
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