戰(zhàn)役背景

The Italian victory in the mountains meant Austro—Hungarian line was breached and its armies divided. Subsequently the fighting move south towards the Adriatic coast where the imperial forces were determined to put off one last fight.

地圖介紹

Soldat, they are upon us again, attacking our last defenses. This hill will be their first target. Should they somehow defeat us here, then we must fall back to the old Castello and never relinquish it. If we lose the Castello then we have no choice but to retreat to our fortress above the sea. There none shall pass.

第一次防守結(jié)束

We have destroyed the attackers with an iron fist. With our fire and our steel we have driven back those usurpers. The might of our empire is never ending, we will win this war.

第二次防守結(jié)束

We stand victorious once again. But the Italians are preparing for one final attack. Let them come. Let them fail. These lands belong to the empire.

第三次防守結(jié)束（行動(dòng)勝利）

This triumph will be a turning point. Imperial forces all over Europe will hear our victory and shout out the name of emperor. We are an inspiration brothers. This is a historic day.

戰(zhàn)役影響（勝利）

One can only speculate what Austro—Hungarian victory would have meant for the future of Europe. It is possible success could have united the crumbling empire, allowing the Hapsburgs to keep control of their countries, races and ethnicities for at least a few months longer.

第一、二、三次防守失敗（行動(dòng)失?。?/p>

Brothers of all nations we are defeated, but your hearts they are still beating and the spirit of our fraternity will live on.

戰(zhàn)役影響（失?。?/p>

The Italian victory known as the Vittorio Veneto brought an end to the war on the Italian front, and resulted in a complete collapse of the Austro—Hungarian empire. This also meant the war on western front would soon come to an end.