Centuur
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If they demand the borderlands and you deny the claim, you can't decide to go into Spain anymore, if they manage to get a unit into Finland itself. So if the Soviets claim them, let them have it. At this moment, you need 21 garrison points. I would suggest to look into rebasing air units into the border area too, since those also count towards the garrison count. And yes, the air units in Bessarabia three hexes from Bulgaria count. This explains the 4 point the Soviets have, since no other units except a GAR are on the common border. You can move the Bulgarians to the northeast, to make them count too. But with the Hungarians included and the units you rail towards the front, you need 16 points on your side. That's a lot. You need to be sure you get those points there after killing the Poles, before sending the MTN and ARM into Poland. If not: Spain is next, except if you are sure (and I mean 100% sure) at this stage that you can break the pact next turn. The most dangerous thing which can happen to Germany now, is that you think you can break the pact next turn, and it turns out not to be the case. Than you are heading towards a Sitzkrieg in 1940 and that means the loss of the game...
< Message edited by Centuur -- 5/14/2016 10:12:50 PM >
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