I eject from this. I call complete bullshit on you, Krayzee.

I didn't do anything bad. I increased my army size from 1% to 2.33% of my population, a fair wartime tactic when the two sides are rather even. Hell, it's less then double what the US uses in relative peacetime, and far, far less then the scales used in WWII. Then I invaded Echo. He did nothing to save himself. What idiot needs a super military to defeat someone who does nothing except whine that I'm not allowed to attack them? Yes, my double army can completely obliterate him under such conditions, any idiot can see that. However, you suddenly jumped in with insurrection, and you can't even FIND a precedent when the successful attacker collapsed in on himself, much less come up with a reason for MY probable insurrection. There was no joblessness, unless I started out starving there was enough grain to feed my army, my civilians and even a get a surplus. There's no 'super military power' there. I dropped my plans for instant airships and extended it instead to long-term plans, attacking Echo with base forces. You came up with bullshit excuses for why I'm losing, ranging from 'month-long march' to 'Doodle's ships are getting faster and faster en route', which show not only a complete disregard to the GEOGRAPHY of Europe (I say Europe because you didn't, my friend, come up with a distance scale on the damn map, so we use that of Europe!), but the basic, toddler-understandable principles of Doodle's ships not benefiting from the damn upgrades because they were not researched on the fleet, but rather in his nation.

Your examples of aftermaths of my actions are such bullshit that you couldn't even back them up properly. Your only argument to my counterarguments was 'AND LASTLY, THE EVENT IS NOT REAL', followed by ' I'm not going to argue, but you should learn.' and 'Month 3 can be the uprising in your invasion', which is to say you can't back up what will happen, but it will happen unless I back off, which you reiterated here: 'Only that Centreri asked me to remove the Action Points, made me make an example aftermath of his actions, and is really complaining.' Your best arguments BEFORE that to my counterarguments to your apocalyptic prediction were 'Daily life. Which clearly empties that out. Your need additional food to supply.' (which is stupid, because, again, I start with the assumption that you gave everyone an economy that was able to provide bread for its citizens...), 'You control a fictional nation under your own written information.', which is completely irrelevant, and my favorite one, 'Not BS, the whole point of this game is to be wise.', which is completely... what's the word... you get the point. You're affecting to being the peaceloving, wise, argument-hating moderator, simply because you have no effective arguments to back up any of your apocalyptic predictions.

That's playing god, not being a damn moderator.

As for action points, as I said, it makes this a mindless game that allows you to invest minimal amount into citizen happiness and the rest into army. The problem with Krayzee's brilliant implementation for the more realistic system is that he created absolute 0 guidelines for how much a single monie can accomplish, and better yet, his complete inadequacy in economics (the basic grasp of which can be gotten from Wikipedia) led to an unknown gross domestic product for each country and in turn an unknown government income, no taxation/benefits/happiness system, etc. Yes, it's more complicated to keep that in check, but it's far, far more customizable and interesting. Additionally, Krayzee completely neglected to specify what we start with other then our civilians, our 'military units' (which I just guessed are soldiers), and our monies. And, yippee, additionally, from a 3/5 ratio in action points and thus action we went to a 1/6 ratio in population (which, together with natural resources, education, infrastructure and economic system can easily be used to DEFINE economic power (and, hey, look at how those others all start out the same...)) and a 1/20 funds ratio. This huge imbalance, together with the pathetically slow pace of time, made the only way for a smaller nation to begin to even be able to even ANNOY a primary nation to be through annexation of your neighbors.

Population, really, in itself makes no sense, since population density throughout Europe stayed pretty constant throughout history so land area ratio of two countries should be rather close to the population ratio...

In conclusion, you are a completely inadequate host for a geopolitical non-MAD war game. You are biased, prissy, you do what you want to protect who you want, and the sad thing is, you can't even think of some decent defenses.

Kaias, before I'm gone, I would just like to inform you that that attack would be completely crushed, since I invaded Echo with 100,000 units and left 75,000 special-trained soldiers to defend, so your... 60,000 soldiers are really an annoyance at best, especially since you're the only one attacking even now. I think you've forgotten my draft already. I can destroy your army, leaving enough troops to destroy your defenders as well (splitting the army... tsk tsk) and invading your country forthright, albeit with a pathetically small army. And you probably wouldn't even have thought of drafts, because so far no one else here has!

You people just don't read...

As my last act as Czar Vladislav of Kievan Rus, I reunify with Russia to the North, dismantle my infrastructure, take all I can with me, and use my small Caspian Sea navy to bring my troops and civilians to Russian and thus unassailable land. You can attack my regular Kievan Rus land, but there's nothing there now. Enjoy.