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The war weariness thing seems to be working quite well. It does not affect countries such as Italy or Bulgaria, though.
- Canada were the first to kick the dust, as usual. IMHO they really need some help (fortifications, more divs, I don't know...).
- Ottomon followed in late 1916/early 1917.
1917 was the year of surrender :
- CSA crumbled. Their performance was sub par: they couldn't launch offensives against the weight the USA pulled against them and were slowly grinded. By late 1916/1917, the lines were crumbling.
I'd love to see something as the book's Maryland campaign though...
- Austria/Hungary followed in 1917, with Bulgaria.
- Strangely, UK surrendered too. Is this because the CSA left? If it is the case, the event should check if France & Russia are still in the game.
So now, 1918, France and Russia still in fight against Germany (and the US). Bogged down in the Ardennes and Vosges or the Vistula.