10-03-2003 08:31									#1
	OFFICIAL: Where to send the attacking Force? Lose 30 kilos (of popups)

We were going to send 20 units for a huge attack in the Austrian city of Linz. But a scotixh stack got in the way. Now we need to know. what to do with that stack since this may delay the attack to Linz. And we havent properly decided about the next target.

And i have imagined these situation tso that you can decide the best for our empire.

Attack Wien. The city of Wien is a much better target.

Attack the Scotish stack them Wien!

Attack the Scotish stack them Linz!

Attack Linz as planned. But wait the scotish go away!

Attack Lins moving around the scotish stack by the east!

Forget the attacks increase our defenses!

Forget the attacks and lets disband the units to rush buy the wonders the sooner.

So where to send the attacking forces?

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Last edited by Pedrunn on 10-03-2003 at 08:40

	10-03-2003 17:19									#2
	Avatar Enlargement: We've got the solution

There is no more time for the Ramajana, moving the units towards Pedrunnia would delay the attack on Linz which would be, IMO, a great mistake. We need to take Linz as soon as possible and end this war as quickly as possible.

IMO again, disbanding 12 to 15 units to build the Ramajana would weaken the defensive and offensive capacities of our nation to the point we could become an easy prey for our opponents and would endanger the Austrians cities we have conquered.

	10-03-2003 17:33									#3
	Put an end to popups!

go for Wien, then expand south - the wonder race is lost and making the scotts a enemy would be foolish, moving around them might proove to be turn consuming and Linz is not a better target than Wien. Wien's the austrian capital - now that we've got 20 units at hand we should destroy it while we still can and weaken the Austrians!

	10-03-2003 20:10									#4
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Im agree with mapfi, Taking there capital is better then lins. But lins still has to be catured.