2WayParadox
Sage
War is not a good thing, but there are times when it is useful as a political tool. There are times when conflicts have been resolved by relatively small armies fighting each other in a decisive battle, sometimes in a place determined beforehand. I associate this type of warfare with armies that are pretty professional and try to avoid involving the civilian population. Sure the conflicts they worked for were border conflicts between states and not empires, but the principle is better than large scale wars.
What I'm trying to say is that I don't expect to eliminate war, but the plan is to mess up logistics and wartime leadership for a long time, every time the scale becomes too big. Returns should drop and costs rise, leading nations to opt for smaller, more professional armies.
Am I making sense?
What I'm trying to say is that I don't expect to eliminate war, but the plan is to mess up logistics and wartime leadership for a long time, every time the scale becomes too big. Returns should drop and costs rise, leading nations to opt for smaller, more professional armies.
Am I making sense?