the -overstated- British imperialistic tendencies.
do I look like someone who cares what you have decided in your own grace, sunbathing in the light of your non-existent glory- for I have seen little to suggest British supremacy over central Europe???
Well, such glory has come.
- In a lightning quick strike, a British fleet annihilates the entire Spanish navy! Through a brilliant coordination of bombardments and landings, British troops, in their nonexistent glory, capture the three cities of Granada, Cartagena, and Cadiz, the latter of which further extended Britains naval prowess with the seizing of the Spanish Seacharts. Now only Cordoba remains on Britains checklist in Spain.
- The British navy also engaged the combined Scandinavian ships off Denmark, despite limited ships available. One lone ship of line sank four neutral alliance ships, caught off guard and stacked in two crowded clusters. Only a lone Vasa was left alive. The absence of an enemy navy allowed troops to safely land on the fields just outside Hamburg, which will be taken very soon.
Our scouts report that no Prussian forces were anywhere near the city with the exception of some cavalry, which are useless against Hamburgs walls. The only threat in the area is if Friedrich has the gall to attack our forces outright, a move which would likely damage his reputation.
- Full pirate ship sunk off Ireland; only one remains.
- Finally, Britain has declared war on the Ottoman Empire to assist her French ally. Immediately the entire infantry garrison at Damascus was destroyed by bombardment.
Meanwhile, King George has decided to remain neutral in the war between Austria and France, at least until Yopoleon contacts him on the subject.
At the time it would be unwise for either of the two of us to occupy [Hamburg]
Nah, dont think so. Too bad.
... the way the game developes depends greatly on the pattern of play, caution, ... and luck 
