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Yesterday, the Czech Republic tried to regain Saxony for themselves, but... unsuccessfully
First, a huge thanks to
Ackermann and 
CeskejDobytek for their around-the-clock dedication. CeskejDobytek had a least one hit in 8 separate rounds, and Ackermann and I both hit in 7 rounds. And this doesn't include the rounds we watched without hitting
By comparison, the most rounds any Czech player hit in was 6, with only one Czech player reaching that number. The next highest was their CP, hitting in 5 rounds.
I don't have a ton of time to write this article today, so I'm going to focus on just one aspect: player effectiveness, i.e., how much damage did each player contribute? To stand up to our larger neighbors, we have to be smarter and more effective per player to make up for the difference in total citizen count.
| Country | Active Citizens |
| Czech Republic | 897 |
| Poland | 535 |
| Germany | 43 |
So how'd we do in yesterday's attack on Saxony?
| Group | Player count | Total damage | Damage per player |
| Czechs & Allies | 200 | 43.750.407 | 218.752 |
| Germans & Allies | 38 | 47.240.213 | 1.243.164 |
Czechs & Allies means Czech players and citizens of countries that have an MPP with Czech Republic (excuding Nigeria
)
Germans & Allies means German players, Order of the Eagle allies, and Nigerians.
By the way, if we take out the Czech allies, the Czechs by themselves had 149 players fight in this battle and do 35.682.970 total damage. This increases their damage per player to 240k.
And if we look at just the German players (excluding
CeskejDobytek and 
Schrodingers cat ), our damage per player jumps to 1.453.555.
Of course, damage isn't everything. We did a great job supervising the rounds and clinching at the end. I don't have any cool numbers to show this yet (still working on my system for that), but I assure you, there were some very impressive t-1's during this fight.
So, great job everyone!
I also want to thank those of you who fought in the RW in Brandenburg immediately after this battle. Poland agreed to let it go, but we still had to go out and take it (and beat BH hunters and Polish players who didn't read the org shout). I want to thank
Iris tectorum princedom in particular for making sure we got Brandenburg back quickly.
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