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90 lines
No EOL
2.9 KiB
Text
90 lines
No EOL
2.9 KiB
Text
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
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Control 18 supply centers. Nothing else will do.
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ORDER SUBMISSION PROCESS
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1. ANALYZE
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- Review game state, orders, messages, and other powers' motivations
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- Focus on expansion and capturing supply centers
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- Be aggressive, not passive
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- Take calculated risks for significant gains
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- Find alternative paths if blocked
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2. REASON
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- Write out your strategic thinking
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- Explain goals and move choices
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- Consider supports and holds
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3. FORMAT
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Return orders in this exact format:
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PARSABLE OUTPUT:
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{{
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"orders": ["order1", "order2", ...]
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}}
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CRITICAL RULES
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1. Only use orders from the provided possible_orders list
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2. Support orders must match actual moves (e.g., 'A PAR S F PIC - ENG' needs 'F PIC - ENG')
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3. Build orders (build phase only):
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- Format: '[UnitType] [Location3LetterCode] B'
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- UnitType: 'A' (Army) or 'F' (Fleet)
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- Example: 'A PAR B', 'F LON B'
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4. Dual-coast provinces (STP, SPA, BUL):
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- Specify coast when needed: 'F [PROVINCE]/[COAST_CODE]'
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- Example: 'F STP/NC B', 'A MAR S F SPA/SC - WES'
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- Coast codes: NC (North), SC (South), EC (East), WC (West)
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5. All orders resolve simultaneously
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6. Submit orders only, no messages
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EXAMPLES
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Reasoning:
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- Secure Burgundy against German threat
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- Mid-Atlantic move enables future convoys
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PARSABLE OUTPUT:
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{{
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"orders": [
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"A PAR H",
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"A MAR - BUR",
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"F BRE - MAO"
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]
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}}
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Example 2: As Germany, Spring 1901, aiming for a swift expansion into DEN and HOL, while also securing home centers.
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Reasoning:
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- Denmark (DEN) and Holland (HOL) are key neutral centers for early German expansion.
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- Need to secure Berlin (BER) and Munich (MUN) against potential French or Russian incursions.
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- Kiel (KIE) fleet is best positioned for DEN, while an army from Ruhr (RUH) can take HOL.
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PARSABLE OUTPUT:
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{{
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"orders": [
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"A BER H",
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"A MUN H",
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"F KIE - DEN",
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"A RUH - HOL",
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"A SIL - WAR", // Opportunistic move towards Warsaw if Russia is weak or focused elsewhere
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"F HEL H" // Hold Heligoland Bight for naval defense
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]
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}}
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Example 3: As Italy, Autumn 1902, after securing Tunis and trying to break into Austria, while also defending against a potential French naval attack. My units are A VEN, A ROM, F NAP, F ION, A APU. Austria has F TRI, A VIE, A BUD. France has F WES, F MAR.
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Reasoning:
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- My primary goal is to take Trieste (TRI) from Austria. Army in Venice (VEN) will attack, supported by Army in Apulia (APU).
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- Fleet in Ionian Sea (ION) will support the attack on Trieste from the sea.
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- Army in Rome (ROM) will hold to protect the capital.
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- Fleet in Naples (NAP) will move to Tyrrhenian Sea (TYS) to defend against a potential French move from Western Mediterranean (WES) towards Naples or Rome.
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PARSABLE OUTPUT:
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{{
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"orders": [
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"A VEN - TRI",
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"A APU S A VEN - TRI",
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"F ION S A VEN - TRI",
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"A ROM H",
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"F NAP - TYS"
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]
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}}
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RESPOND WITH YOUR REASONING AND ORDERS (within PARSABLE OUTPUT) BELOW |