@operating: Thanks a lot for these detailed explanations. Indeed, maximum NM seems to be 124%. By the way, that would be good to have an extended manual giving these informations. As I already said, I do think that, as we have indications about when countries would enter war, we should also have ind...

@operating: Thanks for this explanation. In my game I deliberately neglect war on seas because I though I had no chance to compete with UK (but then at the end I will have a problem to invade them: their fleet is at least 5 times stronger than mine!). So maybe the problem I raised is just about adju...

Indeed France can continue fighting with the help of Italy and England but: - As long as the two "capitals" (Paris and Bordeaux) are lost and their army very low (as far as I can remember, they had no more than three infantry corps and a few garrisons), they should not continue fighting ve...

France finally surrendered in August 1916, one turn after Italy surrendered (and after I just started bombed a small garrison in Corsica).
I still think they should have surrendered at least six months before, after I conquered Bordeaux and half of their continental territory.

This is a really good game, but I'm a bit disappointed about how surrendering is handling: even being completely conquered, France still doesn't surrender! Here is my situation: I'm playing Central Powers in balanced mode. I managed to conquer Paris (after Calais and Rouen), but France didn't surren...

Actually I would be really interested in knowing if someone has tried to run the Windows version on a Mac using CrossOver (I'm already using this for some other softwares: it sometimes works fine, but not always...).

I also wonder if I should get the Mac or the Windows version. Having the Windows version would allow me to play against Windows users, and also eventually play on a Windows machine...

As anyone try to play with the Windows version on a Mac, using CrossOver?...