Reading through some of the alliance threads, I am still amazed at your heavy reliance on navies. If you had not invested so much in navies, and instead based your forces in our hemisphere, it would have been a very different war. Hell, you didnt even use Libya AT ALL, and left him alone with 9 armies to defend himself. That was 60 factories immediately to me and no real way to counter-attack. Same with Gabon/Cameroon. Nothing there at all.
To be perfectly honest, we didn't think we could actually send troops there without controlling the adjacent sea, even if we were their allies. Could we? It doesn't exactly make that much sense...
You felt that you needed to control the seas, but that meant having overwhelming force in all sea provinces around us. All we needed to do was to punch a hole in one of those provinces, and the rest would have been wasted. It almost happened too, the Indian Ocean battle was super close (and would have resulted in an invaded Australia had it gone my way, not to mention me keeping 4 of my provinces) and we did win the N Atlantic battle, but it was deemed to be not strong enough of a win (even though it was stronger than the Indian Ocean battle) to let our invasion go through to New England.
Well, if we didn't do that, then you get a free pass to invade someone without us being able to do anything about it. What were you expecting?
That and espionage opened up new fronts without the need for navies at all and you guys clearly knew about that possibility as you discussed doing that to us before the war even started.
Well, yeah. We discussed making your provinces revolt against you, lowering your stability, doing other things like that, and stealing your IC to give us an easier time to invade. Flipping provinces on the other side of the world didn't occur to us until you flipped Shanghai, nor did that you would have the ability to put 30 armies in a city on the other side of the world that you gained by flipping (seriously? There really needs to be at least some logic as to how some army managed to get somewhere, they can't just magically teleport anywhere they want!). It's really stupid and gamey to randomly flip a territory like that and then put a huge army there, and how the hell are we supposed to counter that? By doing the same? That just means that the game when everyone has this much espionage devolves into "Territories randomly flip due to spies every turn and attacks from randomly flipped territories," which is completely silly.
Navies are expensive and took away from supplies and armies you could have really used.
Actually, most of us had enough IC to handle it. Siam, Xi'an, and I all had enough IC to build our entire militaries in one turn and give them 500% supply bonuses. Where we went wrong was the exact ratio we needed of navies and armies to win and where they needed to be.
And you certainly out-tacticed us, even if some of them were cheap, and I'm glad at how great you were at coming up with maps and pictures and stuff for the updates. I probably would have if I had enough time to, and even I usually put up a paragraph or two and occasionally a picture.
Even so, we still almost won the battle of France, and the RNG completely screwed us over. Had we been a bit more intelligent and just decided to focus all our efforts on taking France out instead of wasting time in North Africa, we would have won easily and Germany would have kept control of its territories, giving us a huge edge.
Nah, cause then you would have just gobbled us up after you took all of the Americas. You were going for world domination
Funnily enough, we probably would have left you alone if we weren't so certain you were also going for world domination.
After that, we probably would have been fine to just sit back and attain a Science/IC victory.
Also, by allying with them, after the war I would have had hegemony over all of Eurasia. Our plans were to keep you two alive as vassal states, create a new West African state, and divide the rest of the territory from there. I would have nabbed a lot of it, along with Double A and Mango, while each of the American states might of got a territory or two.
From there, with our massive economies, we would have bought everyone on our continents to our side, including you two. By that time, we would have the largest alliance in the world, and should have been easily able to curbstomp the UNA.
Oh please, you didn't think we'd let you beat us to Western Europe and North Africa, did you? Plus, we would have just conquered all the leftovers completely to deny you the opportunity to give you those vassals. We had plans for that. Besides, GamezRule is right, we had so much more IC than you it isn't even funny.
Haha, even we briefly discussed it
I'm betting the only reason the PA didn't attack Yakutsk was that California and I killed them all too fast.

We probably could have attacked it at some point, but we didn't see much point in it.