Balance of Power (Gameplay Thread) - Epilogue and Game Over

[Cranberry]

We thought we had overcome our previous agreements, but obviously this wasn't that way. Germany was fooled, and therefore does not intend to show weakness against the one's who fooled it.
Germany hereby declares war on the French Republic. We furthermore formally reannex any territories sold to France in a now invalid contract.
Furthermore any French assets on German, Polish, Lithuanian or Baltic soil are seized, all diplomats called back.

[Cranberry]

#The German economy is hereby ordered to primarly support all the war means.
I also ask my Austrian allies to declare war on France and Britain. We must absolutely fight off the warmongers.

Propaganda:

- Decipt the French as oathbreakers and the English as warmongers.
- Slogans: "Jeder Tritt ein Brit', jeder Stoß ein Franzos'!'" (Each kick, a Briton; each hit a Frenchman) and "Die Franzosen haben volle Hosen!" (The French sh**t their pants)
- Build up huge anti British and anti French sentiment
- Get many men to draft themselves!

[Cranberry]

I'll do it.

If I have to be someone I'll be von Schlieffen.

Great, thanks

[Cranberry]

Thank you Lumine, for making this, thank you to you all, for making this game so brilliant! It was incredible. I can just repeat Sawx's wise words:

Bravo. Nothing more to say but bravo.

Well then, I guess I'll outline my plans as well: From when I started, I knew I wanted to make war against either France or Russia, but just one at a time. In the end the Alsace-Lorraine deal proved a good opportunity to keep France silent while drawing the focus to Russia, where I found great allies in Kalwejt and later Clarence. Well, the Russian war, thanks here also to Windjammer, who fought the later part of the war and settled the great peace deal for me, proved to turn out quite well, I'd say . My next plan would have been to attack Italy, with offering France parts of Italy; but Kal, who I suppose was driven be vengeance to his attackers in the Ottoman War, and Clarence successfully convinced me to draw the focus to Britain, and with them France. And it seems as if that did go out well for me, too.