J.J. Young on Mon, 5 Mar 2007 03:31:48 -0700 (MST)


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[eia] unforseen political wackiness


I just realized that Mike and I have done things in the economic and DOW phases that will have weird consequences in the political phase.

Russia ceded Hesse to Prussia, although Prussia is in the Instability Zone and will lose Hesse in the April political phase.  This was not what I intended.

France declared war on Kleves for the new month, and unless Mike has something lined up that we don't know about (an alliance with Spain is only thing I can think of), this DOW will put France back into the Instability Zone and cause Flanders to go neutral in the political phase.  I doubt this was what Mike intended.

What I propose is this:  since Mark and I had already agreed to the ceding of Hesse before the March political phase (when we allied), what if we say that Russia had declared Hesse to be a free state in March ?  This will allow Prussia to retain possession of Hesse in April (assuming he kept it a free state when ceded).  On the downside, Russia would not have gotten Hesse's money/manpower for the March econ phase.

On the French side, we let Mike reconsider his DOW against Kleves, which allows Mike to keep Flanders, but doesn't allow him to attack Kleves yet.

What do you guys think ?  Is this too much meddling ?

-JJY
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