Everyone know that it started with both but Austro-Hungarians wanted the war with or without the incident,the only one against it was the one murdered,I doubt if the Serbian accepted all the demands from Austro-Hungarians empire would have changed anything.
You also have to take into account the faction’s popularity, @AFROSRB. Canadians will have players. France will have players. I can’t wait to play the Italians and Ottomans. Somehow I think EA came up with the same math I did. I think the Serbian army would be relegated to oblivion, not matter how extraordinary their deeds were, and indeed they were extraordinary.
Dude, chill, don’t be so overreactive. Also, to be fair, the reasons why WW1 started are pretty confusing, and complicated. Some say it’s because of Germans having problems with Chinese (and they actually had fights with Chinese btw), some say it’s because of Germany declaring war on Russia and so on. There is no 100% true answer.
Personally I think, is that if they wanted to show heroism of black people etc, they should have paid at least some attention to for example Askaris. I am not saying that Harlem Hellfighters dont deserve some attention or un-interesting, but at least from my perspective (I can be wrong though), Askaris played a pretty big role, at least in African campaign. Why not to include them and thus some more interesting things like for example battles between Germans and French/Belgians in Africa?
Since the German, Russian and British (those 3 I think) were all related with eachother, some people say or list facts that the war could’ve been prohibited if Queen Victoria was still alive in the years when the war started.
@AFROSRB I don’t read people’s IDs, so I didn’t know that you’re of Serbian decent. Also, Serbia didn’t play that much of a role in the battles till the Germans f* up at the Eastern Front and Austria-Hungary had to send most of their forces up there. So Serbia began to stay a chance against the Austro-Hungarian Armies. Otherwise they would’ve been devastated.
What? Serbia fought from the start of the war. They saw one of the highest losses in terms of their overall population throughout the war, over 27% of them lost.
This is far away from the truth…did you even read about Serbian Campaign? I can think of it that you didn’t, otherwise you wouldn’t say such things.
You should read the whole article to understand what really was going on. I will just post few things to see directly what’s the deal.
“Although Serbia tried to remedy this deficit by ordering 120,000 rifles from Russia in 1914, the weapons did not begin to arrive until the second half of August. Only 1st ban troops had complete uniforms, 2nd ban troops had only greatcoats and caps, while 3rd ban had no uniforms at all and were reduced to wearing their civilian clothes. The Serbian troops did not have service issued boots at all, and a vast majority of them wore everyday footwear made of pig skin called opanak.”
So Serbian peasants won the War against much much better equipped Austrians. And this alone is reason enough to include Serbs in the Game. The Serbs made something impossible possible, because they fought with heart.
Battle of Cer[edit]
Main article: Battle of Cer
First Attack on Serbia, August 1914
"Potiorek rushed the attack against Serbia from northern Bosnia with his Fifth Army, supported by elements of the Second Army from Syrmia. The Second Army was due to be transported to Galicia to face the Russians at the end of August, but he made use of it until then. The Sixth was positioning itself in southern Bosnia and was not yet able to commence offensive operations. Potiorek’s desire was to win a victory before Emperor Franz Joseph’s birthday and to knock Serbia out as soon as possible. Thus he made two grave strategic errors by attacking with only just over half of his strength and attacking hilly western Serbia instead of the open plains of the north. This move surprised MarshalPutnik, who expected attack from the north and initially believed that it was a feint. Once it became clear that it was the main thrust, the strong Second Army under the command of General Stepa Stepanović was sent to join the small Third Army under Pavle Jurišić Šturmalready facing the Austro-Hungarians and expel the invaders. After a fierce four-day battle, the Austro-Hungarians were forced to retreat, marking the first Allied victory of the war over the Central Powers led by Germany and Austria-Hungary. Casualties numbered 23,000 for the Austro-Hungarians (of whom 4,500 were captured) and 16,500 for the Serbs.
Where were Russians? we fought Austria off all alone, Russians only gave weapons. Furthermore we was defending off Austria to get to the Russian Front in
Battle of Drina
Maxim МG 10 of Serbian Royal Army
Under pressure from its allies, Serbia conducted a limited offensive across the Sava river into the Austro-Hungarian region of Syrmia with its Serbian First Army. The main operational goal was to delay the transport of the Austro-Hungarian Second Army to the Russian front. The objective was shown to be futile as forces of the Second Army were already in transport. Meanwhile, the Timok division I of the Serbian Second Army suffered a heavy defeat in a diversionary crossing, suffering around 6,000 casualties while inflicting only 2,000.
Actually it sounds like a good business plan since all of you are complaining that the French should be in the game, this will entice people to pay for the DLC.