You're missing the point- right now, RP is a single point civ, perhaps two point civ- NM and P, nothing more. If we want a viable ally, if we want any chance of holding up, and gaining, in a long brutal war, we need to gain some cities, and make sure we're able to defend those.
For this, we need to shorthen the front first- GoW's riders are a thorn at our side, we have what it takes to take them out while defending whatever we have properly- its a small and not so risky venture (we're talking about 8-9 riders, with no chance of any reinforcements en route, save ND's which I don't think is concerned with aiding GoW that much), but will free up forces, and I think is worth it. S is a fortress, if manned properly, it'll serve as an impregnable barrier to the south- And we could shift our attention towards ND on the west, or any other target.
Remember: We're at the peak of our readiness, we were slowed by the the rate of troop shipments, but in 3 turns or so we'll have more ships than troop to ferry- that should be a time to organize for an attack, even a small one, against S- we can't do much with the situation as is now, and taking S, and the riders with it is the least we could do.
For this, we need to shorthen the front first- GoW's riders are a thorn at our side, we have what it takes to take them out while defending whatever we have properly- its a small and not so risky venture (we're talking about 8-9 riders, with no chance of any reinforcements en route, save ND's which I don't think is concerned with aiding GoW that much), but will free up forces, and I think is worth it. S is a fortress, if manned properly, it'll serve as an impregnable barrier to the south- And we could shift our attention towards ND on the west, or any other target.
Remember: We're at the peak of our readiness, we were slowed by the the rate of troop shipments, but in 3 turns or so we'll have more ships than troop to ferry- that should be a time to organize for an attack, even a small one, against S- we can't do much with the situation as is now, and taking S, and the riders with it is the least we could do.
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