Alone against all of Europe

Italy and its proxies have dealt nearly 1 billion in damage over the past week. That puts us in second place, just behind Germany and on par with entire alliances...

What do we have in common with Germany? The ability to coordinate, remain consistent, and make a real impact on the global stage. We do it, moreover, with allies who contribute little to the alliance’s activity and objectives.

Aside from France and Croatia, whose contribution is constrained by their relatively small player bases, we receive only limited support from Belgium. At present, the other allies seem to lack either the interest or the capacity to provide meaningful support to the alliance during the war.

The situation in the Vatican is yet another example. We are unable to reach our full potential because, at decisive moments, allied support falls short. In practice, we are facing much of Europe almost entirely on our own and achieving excellent results.