Thanks Yakobu. I'd never tried so I didn't know but now I do.![]()
I've decided to hold it. I spent a few turns recruiting peasants then sent my general to build some forts at the passes. We'll see. The worst that could happen is Spain attacks me instead of me attacking them, which is just fine. It turns out the German threat isn't as strong as prev thought. I think I will use a combo of bribing and attacking to take out some armies there and maybe a town, then I'll ceasefire and return to Spain. I'll give my new German region, when captured, to my ally Britain to act as a larger buffer.
War in Greece was a humble experience. I got whooped on the walls of Sparta. It was the first time I ever reloaded after a battle. I won, but at the cost of a general and 3/4 of a full army. I've since gone back to sieging it. Battles for Corinth and Athens went better but they had smaller garrisons there. For some reason, while the Greek navy is large, they are almost all single ships and they don't seem to be coming together. With all the other Romans in the area, I have help on almost every naval battle.
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