Why the UK is creaming Belgium in the attack on Flanders
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by Topdop
OK, so the UK has attacked Flanders, Belgium. Once the aura fades from this rare occasion, the analysis begins: the UK is creaming Belgium. The biggest question stands: why?
The answer can be explained as easily as 1 - 2 - 3:
1. The UK has less military units, but they're way more concentrated. Therefore, one military unit giving the Daily Order to attack Flanders has a huge offensive influence.
2. The UK has fifteen allies, where Belgium has (hmm.. let me think..) NONE. This means that fifteen other countries are on our side, so the offensive forces outnumber the defense 16:1.
3. An attack like this is rare for the United Kingdom to undertake. For this reason, people will notice and join the fight with all of the energy they have.
Therefore, the UK has a huge advantage and is creaming Belgium in the war. At time of post, the UK has a 33 point lead. (Guess what the score is: 33 to nada.) They need 50 more points to capture Flanders and make the Belgium government flee to Brussels and Wallonia, the other two Belgian regions.
This article was written by Topdop, who resides in London.
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Reason #2 is quite important. Another one is this war with Belgium is a "training war" where both sides cooperate with one another in war to allow citizens from both countries to earn True Patriot Achievements.
Since this is a 'friendly war' with Belgium there isn't a great deal of impetus to fight back.
I think the main reason we are creaming them is that we are many times over stronger than them. eGovs shows you that. However like Emergy says, its a reason to get TP medals for members.