I'm pretty sure any economy would fail when you're being pressured by literally every remaining great power in the world.

Heck, a unified front like that would probably wreck the modern day American economy, let alone a wartime Germany's.

it was failing before germany started the war

What metrics are you looking at for that assertion?

Should we talk about how Germany couldn't have won world war 2?

An easy thing to say in a world where they didn't.

Do you mean they could've won WW2?

Could they have won the World War II that happened? I believe the chances were slim, but possible.

Could they have won variant, hypothetical World War II's? Absolutely.

Their chances were close to zero in winning, they were facing off against three of the biggest world powers at the time.

If they managed to take Britain (unlikely, but so was the capitulation of France), and the colonies took that opportunity to muster independence instead of maintaining a united front, that leaves an isolated Eastern Front. If Russia fell quickly enough, then America could easily look at the situation and decide it's not worth it anymore.

The key is not fighting all the world powers at the same time.

The problem in that is; how do you capitulate Britain?

Churchill talks a fair game.

But so did the French.

Let's compare navies

With a light enough hand and the right propaganda, they could have kept the majority of the populace in line.

Germanys navy was small and they couldn't take losses.

Britains navy was the worlds greatest and could replace their boats.

Now Air Forces

The Luftwaffe could've "broken" the RAF for quite some time

But surrender would still not be.

germany had one chance to win .. .they fucked that chance up when they started WW2

also, re: RAF, only one group was nearly broken, group 11/12 IIRC , three or four other groups were not broken and could have reinforced the broken group. and we were outproducing the germans in aircraft in 42/43 time frame

so, just had to survive the battle of britain which from what I've read was not unlikely

and keep the SLOCs open

I'm not talking 42/43

I'm talking pre-barbarossa

meaning, '40 and '41 germany had no chance

and by '42, that chance had taken a jump to hyperspace

That is the highest chance they had at beating the British air force

and they didnt have that chance to begin with

And they wouldn't have "beat" it

yes, group 11 got clobbered badly

Only paralyzed it for a bit before it got back up ready for a fight

Even if Germany beat the RAF, it would be hard to invade the UK

That's what i was also saying Yathy

but there were other reserves that would have been able to have acted as reserves

Germany'd need a proper Navy for an invasion of Britain like Sealion

A navy which they did not have

sealion has been gamed so mnay times I suspect the scenario drives some people to tears, only a very very few times did sealion succeed