An affirmation of the committment to fight ~S~, bold? Not in my book.
Who said anything about their war against S was 'bold'?
~S~ is committed to fighting Apoc since that is what truly matters at least to me. I find it to be right. Especially for me.
I'm glad you found a cause
you actually believe in... but that doesn't mean everyone shares in what you believe.
Heck i'm sure BA would love for ~S~ to ignore them and allow them to gain the upperhand.
First they fought MM and you pick away and now Apoc and you pick away.
Bold? Sortof. Truly bold? Truly bold is somehow not having alliances or pacts with #1 and #2 tribe who are opposing each other being decisive.
I'm quite sure that each side of that conflict would like BA to join them in battle...
But how is it anymore 'bold' to follow whatever the #1 or #2 tribes say?
It isnt any more 'bold' to just go along with what either of them want, id say that BAs neutral stance in the war is a rather controversial one.
Imagine if you would in WW 2...
Here we go, a WW2 analogy.
if say,for the sake of arguement....France were to cite some longstanding grievance. And take up hostilities against the UK. While doing this they kept alliances with The USSR, US, Italy, Germany, and Japan. And as they picked away at England...they kept up with the exciting victories gained. This is truly how I view it. I would be unimpressed. Certainly it could only be a footnote if they were victorious over the UK or an absolute embarrassment were they to lose. The real war was elsewhere. These forays only truly serious for those players directly involved and a nuisance for the serious actors in the larger play.
So many things to dissect.
So in this scenario Germany doesnt conquer Europe and allows France to keep land Germany claims is theirs ethnically?
How does WW2 progress?
Obviously there is no Normandy invasion...
Who exactly in Axis/Allies here?
Anyway i dont think that BA v. S is a footnote...
Because somehow in your entire WW2 analogy you failed to bring up the Pacific theater (You know, that whole... Japan part)
And while the whole Europe thing was going on... at the same time, there was a entirely *different front* which has its own pages in the history book.
So yes, the *other front* (BA/S) is important just like the Pacific theater was important... if you want to use your absurd analogy.