Polish-Georgian War: End Of The Third Episode

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Opublikowany w Poland - Analiza pola bitwy - 24 - 15 Oct 17 11:43

The War

Few days ago Poland and Georgia signed NAPï»¿ that ended the next part of the conflict between our countries. After episodes oneï»¿ (Georgia attacking and almost deleting Poland) and twoï»¿ (Poland recovering cores and pushing Georgia out from their Lithuanian base), this timeï»¿ the fighting was taking place in the regions occupied by Georgia. In this short article I would like to briefly summerize the war and thank our allies for their amazing support in it.

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The war lasted for about three weeks and I think itâ€™s safe to say, that it was one of the most interesting events on eDom during that time. Both sides of the conflict inflicted huge damage and invested vast resources. In addition to direct battles, a very important element of this war were RWs. Almost every day few of them were started on both sides, with the main event of Russian RW, which we raced for in the evenings. Losing this race usually meant defending RW in region with DS Q5 on the next day.

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The first big battle of this war was Polish victory in Yamalia with DS Q5. At the time of writing this article, the battle of Yamalia is still in fourth place on the Top Epic Battles listï»¿ (third if we exclude Londonâ€™s event battle). Our victory and a great entrance into this war wouldnâ€™t be possible without full mobilization of Polish citizens led by Liberator and a powerful help from our allies (especially Paraguay and Spain). Of course this battle wouldnâ€™t even go near the Epic list without one billion damage made by Georgian side. Some other significant battles of this campaign were: defending against Georgian counter-attack in Yamaliaï»¿, destruction of DS Q5 in Sakhalin Islandï»¿ and Georgian defense of Vladivostokï»¿.

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In general Iâ€™m happy with how this war went for Poland. I think that we started unexpectedly well and it took Georgia some time to re-establish their strategy. We havenâ€™t accomplished all of our goals, but we managed to reach the Pacific Ocean by taking Sakhalin Island (while removing some bonuses out of Georgia). Signing the NAP was a hard decision, there were many arguments for it and against it. In the end, the most important factor was uncertainty associated both with upcoming admin changes and diplomatic future of eWorld.

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Together with Georgia and our allies we also managed to bring some action to the game. At the time in which many other countries chose to apathetically store weapons and drive market prices to record low values, we fought vs DSes with all that we had. Somehow I have a feeling, that this will not be the last episode of our clashes. In second part of this article, I would like to shortly thank our friends who helped us to make it all possible.

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The Allies

First of all, a big thanks to our European friends for helping as much as they could. Thanks to Turkey, Hungary, Serbia, Sweden, Macedonia, Netherlands, Irelanada, France and finally to Croatia, which shot for us probably in every battle and made 3rd biggest damage overall on our side. With most of the above countries we already had a very long history of teamwork and this war only strengthened it.

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Secondly, thanks to Indonesia, South Africa and to our SA allies. Many times they kept our battles safe while we were sleeping and everyone knows how important it can be. Thanks to Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador and specially to Paraguay, not only for their damage, but also for the fact that they were very generous to us during this war.

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Finally, anyone who followed this war must already know, that the country which Poland cooperated most closely with was Spain. Seeing the damage made by Spanish players, some could even name this episode of the conflict as Spoland vs Georgia. I think itâ€™s a fair deion, especially considering more subtle ways they helped us throughout last three weeks - like with defending RWs or with weapons when we were almost empty. Im sure that Poland will not forget Spanish support during this campaign. Personally, I hope that the idea of Spoland isnâ€™t dead and will come back in the future, even if we chose to split our ways now.