Montenegro falls... conquering a country increase Bulgaria mobilization by 3-8% and it's currently at 84%. I'll know next turn if the die roll was high enough to get it preparing for war. (Or is it at the end of my turn that they would say it? Anyway, I didn't see anything...)
Got to get Serbia before the ottomans withdraws from the war because the lost of its diplochit would move Bulgaria away from the CP very quickly. I have a short at it next turn, my artillery is ready and infantry upgraded and ready to go.
Chaotic fighting in Ukraine, winter may give Russia time to form cohesive lines again but then weather is slightly warmer there so operation may continue uninterrupted during the winter.
Back to the drawing board in regards to my naval plans. Originally it was Russia first, then UK... But should I switch to UK first? UK loss impact more Russia than the other way around but stepping off the gas vs Russia may be doom. I haven't accounted at all the mpp it would cost to upgrade my ships... Just taking all my subs to tech 2 would cost an entire turn worth of income. I don't think I'll be able to afford more than torpedo ships and a destroyer or two if I want to have enough mpp to upgrade my ships and rebuild the units grinded out on the western front.
I think I'll play it slow, start with just my subs and go swarm and destroy the two dreadnoughts off the cost of Norway. My battleships would be in reserve to snipe any destroyer that dares to venture. After that engagement, I'll decide to press for a decisive battle in 1916 or delay for 1917.
Austria has a windfall of money from conquering montenegro so I think I'll buy two torpedo ships. Allies have subs blocking the mouth of the Adriatic and I want to drive them away so that the goeben and the two austrian dreadnought (one coming online this November) can break out engage the entente ships that potentially lurks behind the sub picket line. If the UK abandons the med to me once I have amphibious tech, there's some sniping opportunities if he's careless in protecting his ports.
