Some weird result during my last hand-off game :
Milan actually survived (that's relatively uncommon) and annexed Genes, Modena and Toscane)
Naples survived (that's rezlly rare) and annexed part of the papal states, making Italy a co-ownership between the usually doomed Milan and Naples
Germany was shared between the Netherlands (west), Sweden 7 or 8 northern provinces and Poland...which strangely owned the south-west (Helvetia, Alsace, Bavaria,etc...) creating a large polish territory completely separated from the main of Poland.
But the reason why I made this post is that in this game, Spain not only didn't win, but loose in an incredible way. Despite a quite large colonial territory, she was....36th!!!. with 458 *negative* VPs, way behind all the other surviving nations. I've no clue how it happened. She was defeated by pretty much everybody and his dog, and loose large part of her territory, but nevertheless she had her colonial empire, so I can't understand how she did so poorly....
Milan actually survived (that's relatively uncommon) and annexed Genes, Modena and Toscane)
Naples survived (that's rezlly rare) and annexed part of the papal states, making Italy a co-ownership between the usually doomed Milan and Naples
Germany was shared between the Netherlands (west), Sweden 7 or 8 northern provinces and Poland...which strangely owned the south-west (Helvetia, Alsace, Bavaria,etc...) creating a large polish territory completely separated from the main of Poland.
But the reason why I made this post is that in this game, Spain not only didn't win, but loose in an incredible way. Despite a quite large colonial territory, she was....36th!!!. with 458 *negative* VPs, way behind all the other surviving nations. I've no clue how it happened. She was defeated by pretty much everybody and his dog, and loose large part of her territory, but nevertheless she had her colonial empire, so I can't understand how she did so poorly....