[Official Event] The Advance on Fourchambault

[Lemon]

Well recent events all seem to clarify for me the entire reason behind the Kusari-Gallia war. It seemed random at first, but after seeing the Enclave start to buddy to the Confederacy, and the handing over of Planet Quillan, it appears the whole war was to open a gap to justify migrating the Enclave back to Gallia. Don't mind me just conspiracy theorizing.

So are both sides going to just hug and make up? Enclave to the rescue?

Also, there was no opposing forces to the Enclave supply run, achieving high scores must have come pretty easy.

Having said that, if they wanna ditch Gaia to return back to Gallia, I guess won't complain any further. But does that mean the return of the civil war to Gallia, or a sly sneaky attempt return of the monarchy to New Paris?

I have a theory

1) There was a poll if we keep old system names or not
2) old names won
3) Edinburgh gets renamed back
4) Devs realize - hey, we have gallics In Edinburgh (Vanilla bret system)permanently - isn't that confusing to new people, looks a little off?
5) Gallia is too big anyways for the number of players that play in core worlds
5) didn't want a standard civil boring war
- Gallia has a big player overlap
- Rh civ war didn't go well, players often ignore it
6) Kusari is underplayed - hey. Let's get them in, use them!

Enclave loses Edinburgh, gains languedoc, maybe Dauphine or parts of it
Kusari gets repelled
Bretonia swoops in, taking Edinburgh after losing Exeter (that also got renamed back to non-Bret name conveniently)


=> brets have bret sounding systems, Enclave has same amount of systems
=> confeds lose 1-2 systems. There wasn't enough of players for the sizer of their core world anyways
=> confeds will be depleted and not as angry at enclave because they teamed vs Kusari up and unable to take back Languagedoc (+maybe dauphine/parts of it)
=> new status quo established

And thats how WAR happened

(that means Kusari is 100% losing the war and will go back to Taus if I'm right - They are just a tool for system changes, while getting an underplayed house someone to pew)

/Mic drop
/Why this was thought out more oorp than to make in-RP sense