Forge of Empires - AH RP [OOC/Open]

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

That's bc they were the only ones with players and the ability to care. If the other nations were not NPCs I'd assume some of them would also rise up.

Scotland is actually pretty meh towards Germania, potential friend should the Anglios decide they no longer like us. I am only committing bc of the OOC reason for the war, and bc I have a tiny IC reason.

I'm the Hansa and I don't give a damn.

He also didn't kill your leader and inherit your lands.

[The New Lowlands]

I'm the Hansa and I don't give a damn.

He also didn't kill your leader and inherit your lands.

#republicsftw

[Lunas Legion]

I'm the Hansa and I don't give a damn.

He also didn't kill your leader and inherit your lands.

That's mostly because the Syndic said that was exactly what the Emperor was going to do and obtained a veto from it.

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

He also didn't kill your leader and inherit your lands.

That's mostly because the Syndic said that was exactly what the Emperor was going to do and obtained a veto from it.

Doesn't matter how it happened, it did.

He didn't kill your leader, so why should you care? Ofc a few years down the line once he's stabilized everything he might come after you anyway. But now, it looks like he is not (bc Anglios attempted smash)

[Caltarania]

Not everyone. Pomerania and Cologne are the only German ones to care, Bohemia-Austria, Spain and Russia are pretty supportive of Germany all things considered.

That's bc they were the only ones with players and the ability to care. If the other nations were not NPCs I'd assume some of them would also rise up.

Scotland is actually pretty meh towards Germania, potential friend should the Anglios decide they no longer like us. I am only committing bc of the OOC reason for the war, and bc I have a tiny IC reason.

Not entirely. There was a very pan-Germanistic (hue that is such an incorrect term but fuck it) feeling around Germany at the time of the Dinner at Munich. The main bulwark to the creation of a united Germany was not that the states and people within them did not want to create a united Germany, it was because - unlike Oldenburg and Baden - they did not want to join Bavaria they wanted to join Germany. Apart from the immediate families of the nobles murdered and any vigorous supporters they had - which would probably not be many - I wager that most Germans would very much be Pro-Bavaria/Germany at the moment. Heck, it's the Anglois and Scots who want to intervene in their affairs, anyway, who cares what they're fighting for, in the German's opinion it's none of their business.

[Christstan]

That's bc they were the only ones with players and the ability to care. If the other nations were not NPCs I'd assume some of them would also rise up.

Scotland is actually pretty meh towards Germania, potential friend should the Anglios decide they no longer like us. I am only committing bc of the OOC reason for the war, and bc I have a tiny IC reason.

I'm the Hansa and I don't give a damn.

Are you back?

[Liecthenbourg]

He also didn't kill your leader and inherit your lands.

That's mostly because the Syndic said that was exactly what the Emperor was going to do and obtained a veto from it.

Volker has balls!

We should have a meeting some time. Would you like to come to have dinner in the Reichstag? -creepy smile-

That's mostly because the Syndic said that was exactly what the Emperor was going to do and obtained a veto from it.

Doesn't matter how it happened, it did.

He didn't kill your leader, so why should you care? Ofc a few years down the line once he's stabilized everything he might come after you anyway. But now, it looks like he is not (bc Anglios attempted smash)

And let the Hansaeatic Navy terrorize the Baltic? Nope.
Perhaps diplomatically, or through an integration of the Germanic Peoples but he keeps autonomy but I'm not invading the Hansa.

[Aden Protectorate]

One more question. Sorry.

What is this whole "Free Savoy Republic" thing that I am apparently involved in?

[Lunas Legion]

I'm the Hansa and I don't give a damn.

Are you back?

Kind of. I'm too busy to actively do anything, but I'll do Hanseatic reactions if anything major happens concerning the Hansa.

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

One more question. Sorry.

What is this whole "Free Savoy Republic" thing that I am apparently involved in?

Oh Lort you just had to ask.

It is the most confusing thing ever, have fun understanding it.

[Aden Protectorate]

One more question. Sorry.

What is this whole "Free Savoy Republic" thing that I am apparently involved in?

Oh Lort you just had to ask.

It is the most confusing thing ever, have fun understanding it.

I know. I am so sorry. But I for the life of me I cannot figure it out.

[The Kingdom of Glitter]

Oh Lort you just had to ask.

It is the most confusing thing ever, have fun understanding it.

I know. I am so sorry. But I for the life of me I cannot figure it out.

Neither can I lol.

[Delsola]

One more question. Sorry.

What is this whole "Free Savoy Republic" thing that I am apparently involved in?

The Duke of Savoy died with no heir or immediate family to succeed him. The Duke of Milan and King of Naples both had claims to the throne as cadet branches of the House of Savoy. General Hollande, first minister to the old Duke, retained nominal control of the Duchy. Factions within his government appealed to numerous nations whilst Milan and Naples prepared to press their claims. Republican factions within the government appealed to Aragon who subsequently guaranteed the independence of the nation, on the basis that a new, liberal constitution similar to that of Aragon had been promised. When Milan invaded Savoy, Aragon involved themselves, occupying Toulon and declaring the Free Republic of Savoy, a new liberal regime under the influence of the Aragonese military, and inviting Hollande to become its President as he was the true heir to the Duke's authority in the absence of a suitable blood heir. General Hollande accepted. Meanwhile, 50,000 Milanese troops marched towards Geneva to apprehend Hollande and integrate him into the new Milanese regime that was to control Savoy upon its integration, however he escape with his loyalist army and is marching towards friendly Toulon.

With the backing of Hollande and diplomatic recognition by Spain, the Anglois, Venice and perhaps others I may be forgetting as well as presumably NPCs, Aragon felt it was in a secure enough position to demand Milan leave Savoyard territory on threat of war, with a week to respond.

As all this is happening Naples is funding pro-Italian rebels whilst factions engage in civil war on the streets of non-occupied areas, e.g pro-Milanese Italians fighting pro-independence Occitans in Grenoble perhaps.

[Bujahla]

I know. I am so sorry. But I for the life of me I cannot figure it out.

Neither can I lol.

#YoureWelcome

[Reatra]

Do as you like, I'm not going to recommend you risk your relations with anyone for my sake.

I'll invade Genoa then

Just for you No personal interest at all.

Awwwwwwww, you're such a good guy, I mean risking your....

Wait...

[Vredlandia]

Not entirely. There was a very pan-Germanistic (hue that is such an incorrect term but fuck it) feeling around Germany at the time of the Dinner at Munich. The main bulwark to the creation of a united Germany was not that the states and people within them did not want to create a united Germany, it was because - unlike Oldenburg and Baden - they did not want to join Bavaria they wanted to join Germany. Apart from the immediate families of the nobles murdered and any vigorous supporters they had - which would probably not be many - I wager that most Germans would very much be Pro-Bavaria/Germany at the moment.

Citing an excerpt from the letter of Bavaria to Baden: "that now the Duchy of Baden will join the Kingdom of Bavaria as the beginnings of the ideals of a Pan German Nation" Some nobles wished for it and it happened. Admitted, some years passed by, but I don't see any proper reason for it to be a movement that reaches the masses.

[The imperial canadian dutchy]

God damn it..Venice is now an Enemy, Time to go Napoleonic wars on them

[The New Lowlands]

Not entirely. There was a very pan-Germanistic (hue that is such an incorrect term but fuck it) feeling around Germany at the time of the Dinner at Munich. The main bulwark to the creation of a united Germany was not that the states and people within them did not want to create a united Germany, it was because - unlike Oldenburg and Baden - they did not want to join Bavaria they wanted to join Germany. Apart from the immediate families of the nobles murdered and any vigorous supporters they had - which would probably not be many - I wager that most Germans would very much be Pro-Bavaria/Germany at the moment.

Citing an excerpt from the letter of Bavaria to Baden: "that now the Duchy of Baden will join the Kingdom of Bavaria as the beginnings of the ideals of a Pan German Nation" Some nobles wished for it and it happened. Admitted, some years passed by, but I don't see any proper reason for it to be a movement that reaches the masses.

TBH I see no reason why the nobility would support German unification.

IRL it was always a varyingly-leftist popular movement.

[Rephesus]

Someone was asking about relations?

For Soko, pretty much every relevant European either loves us or trades with us happily, and Naples is kinda the exception, because y'know, they need to compensate for having the weakest economy in Italy by hating on an African nation that doesn't even know/care that they exist.

[Rephesus]

God damn it..Venice is now an Enemy, Time to go Napoleonic wars on them

Funny how a guy who hates Frances admires Napoleon

[The imperial canadian dutchy]

God damn it..Venice is now an Enemy, Time to go Napoleonic wars on them

Funny how a guy who hates Frances admires Napoleon

Because he was born an Italian first of all,
And second of all he was pretty sick, other than invading Italy, he was swag as fuck.

[Bujahla]

Funny how a guy who hates Frances admires Napoleon

Because he was born an Italian first of all,
And second of all he was pretty sick, other than invading Italy, he was swag as fuck.

"swag as fuck"

I shall use this term now.

But please lets not spew shit about italy or france or any nation for that matter as it always turns to crap.

[Vredlandia]

TBH I see no reason why the nobility would support German unification.

IRL it was always a varyingly-leftist popular movement.

Baden and its damn leftist nobles

[Caltarania]

My post is up :3

I may have to add the things with Delhi and such if G doesn't put them in his own post.

[The imperial canadian dutchy]

Because he was born an Italian first of all,
And second of all he was pretty sick, other than invading Italy, he was swag as fuck.

"swag as fuck"

I shall use this term now.

But please lets not spew shit about italy or france or any nation for that matter as it always turns to crap.

Wait so i'm the only one not aloud to speak of my country or France?