Yes this no domination, not enough punishment. I have 72 armies. 4 MI and 68 MA armies. I landed all, but 6 of them on their mainland and the others on a small island.
That island has their only Uranium, I have cut it long ago. They have no workers as is common in late stage game on Sid, they cannot afford them.
I am not planning on any nukes here, but I may build a few in case I get in trouble.
It seems they ran out of workers before they got Steam as I do not see rails. This means they cannot rush in all their units at once. Still it could get rough. I had a few smallish (40-60) stacks redline an MA army. It retreated and they could not reach it.
So it is not impossible they could get enough units to kill me, but I doubt they will. I surrounded a stack of about 800 infanty and others on one civ and left them to vanish after I killed off their towns.
I cut their oil, also on that small island, so they do not have bombers, but did get 72 tanks build before I chopped the oil. The real hard nut is going to the 300+ ToW. They are tougher than infantry. He knowns Computers, but has no mechs. I think they need oil, I forget right now.
They have not sent out a boat in a long time, none are availble. I guess they decided to not make any, since way back with caravels.
In short they are not able to do anything, except Banzi me and hope. I have seen what MI armies in a hill town, with a wall and a civil defense can absorb, so it should be fun.
Anyway once they spend their wad, I can cook of any metro. I have taken a few down with over 100 units in them already. 50 ma armies can do that. By then I will have the other armies over and probably 8 or 10 more armies.
As was mentioned, it will be a finger cruncher, but I wanted to see how it goes with so many units. Oh, and I brough along about 50 radar arties and have about 40 bombers.
These are just to soften metro's or hit any retreat units. I also will send over 40 or so elite cavs for mop up of the damaged units. I do not have many MA's outside of armies and I am not making much a few every other turn.