lol, well firstly I made sure I grabbed everything you wanted while you were away Troq., and some more
Also, Trickey isn't the most experienced player I'm afraid. But he does now have the armies to take it all back...
Oh, and Troquelet, in reply to your question, if two people you have Mutual Protection Pacts with, it's usually the defender you side with(as you are protecting them lol). But then again, you may decide to side with the others. It's up to you.
MAJOR RULE CHANGE
I've been thinking about in Civ3, nations hate you if you break a right of passage agreement and use it to attack them. This will be reflected in the game by all of that civ's armies defending at +1 against the aggressor for that turn(to reflect the anger against them. This includes against those you've sneaked into their capital using the passage rights!). Those of you who say it should be more, remember that the attacker would have the advantage of surprise, but doesn't get a bonus because once the betrayal has been realised, they will have one hell of a fight on their hands, as the bonus shows.
Anyway, Libyan responses:
TO SPAIN
FROM LIBYA
We will gladly sign a mutual protection pact with you, and will also allow you right of passage through our provinces and our seas(including I, K and L, because we consider these Libyan and Italian waters, or just international waters).
TO FRANCE
FROM LIBYA
We will happily accept your two credits next turn. Also, we will sign a Mutual Protection Pact with you.
Libya doesn't hide it's sympathies for the United Kingdom. The Swedish had no right to that land, but Libya will remain neutral.
COMBAT REPORTS:
Well, Austria took 56 before the Russians just by a show of force(2 armies to 1).
Sweden(1 fleet) v Britain(1 fleet) in Sea E
The Swedish won this bitter duel, and went on to land troops in Denmark.
Losses: 1 British fleet
Sweden(4 armies) v Britain(3 armies and 1 militia) in Denmark(38)
The Swedish were unable to inflict any serious casualties on the British, but suffered 50% losses themselves(sorry .:KNAS:., those dice were really against you! Even the militia managed a kill!).
The remaining two Swedish armies retreated, leaving Denmark in British hands.
Losses: 2 Swedish armies
UPDATED MAP:
CREDITS FOR THE NEXT TURN (Already has upkeep deducted)
Russia has 16 credits to spend!
Britain has 15 credits to spend!
Turkey has 17 credits to spend!
Italy has 10 credits to spend!
Sweden has 12 credits to spend!
Prussia has 30 credits to spend!
Spain has 23 credits to spend!
Austria has 16 credits to spend!
France has 11 credits to spend!
Libya has 15 credits to spend!
As you can see from France, Sweden and Italy, upkeep is really mounting up! You can disband units, btw.
Good luck and good hunting!
Nemesis