Spring, 1901: Evening all. Just by way of introductions, there are six of us here who are friends; purplemasss - Bob peacetaker - Venetia Spargere - Gavin Don't Look Now - Clare (Why shouldn't we look now anyway?) gnuvag - Fraser timbrown2002 - Tim jacksuri is a new player - welcome! Let battle commence! |
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Spring, 1901: Fraser, the way you've worded that makes it sound like we all know each other. We probably all know you though. Bonjour virtual friends! I appear to be France. When can I call in the americans? |
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Spring, 1901: True, we don't all know each other, but I couldn't be bothered to explain it any better. You'll find the "call in the Americans" button amongst your options below, but I'd suggest using it wisely. You don't reallly want McDonald's in Paris, do you? Incidentally, did anyone know that we killed more French civilians when we bombed northern France to dislodge the Germans during the D-Day landings than were killed in the German blitz of London? |
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Spring, 1901: If anyone fancies joining another game (not set up by me), there's one that me and Rich H are in here: http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=110271 |
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Spring, 1901: Greetings all. And good luck! | |
Spring, 1901: I actually scrolled down then. Just to check. *fool* And no - I didn't know that. |
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Spring, 1901: Oh dear. | |
Autumn, 1908: As this game is (probably) drawing to a close, who's up for starting a new seven-player game? I've got one more to join us (Rich) too... |
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Spring, 1909: Looks like I've hit the end of the road... | |
Spring, 1909: And it was a long and winding road, took you a long way from home! | |
Spring, 1909: Oh, go on then, i'll join another game. | |
Autumn, 1909: Anyone else up for the next game? | |
Autumn, 1909: I'm up for it too | |
Autumn, 1909: I'd join too, hope there are shorter phases. | |
Autumn, 1909: Best way to shorten phases is for everyone to agree to hit ready quicker - especially on build/retreat phases - though that doesn't always suit everyone, as some people don't have much time online... | |
Autumn, 1909: Just thought I'd pop in and see how Russia is doing... Oh dear.... hahahahahahahaha!!!!!! | |
Autumn, 1909: You're a fine one to talk! Fat lot of use either of you were in our three-way alliance... | |
Autumn, 1909: lol | |
Autumn, 1909: that was a lol for Austria's comment btw | |
Autumn, 1909: Shall I convoy one of my armies into Piedmont? That way I can support you into Venice.. Long shot | |
Autumn, 1909: Forget the above - I will not do that :-) | |
Autumn, 1909: No, I wouldn't recommend it. It's a bit chilly in the Atlantic at the moment and your soldiers might catch colds. | |
Autumn, 1909: My sailers have been complaining recently and I need to get them somewhere warm. Turkey is an ideal holiday destination :-) | |
Autumn, 1909: Sorry, everywhere in Turkey is fully booked at the moment - have you considered the Mediterranean instead? | |
Autumn, 1909: The ports are too busy there, all hotels booked | |
Autumn, 1911: New game is up and running here: http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=112949 Password, as ever, is crumpet. |
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Autumn, 1912: OK, so things are starting to look a little bleak. Just think twice before you wipe me out - think of all the culture you're destroying. Not to mention the kebabs and the Turkish Delight. |
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Spring, 1913: Go Bob go! | |
Spring, 1913: Shut up you useless vodka-drinking wastrel. | |
Spring, 1914: Hello hello is anything happening over here? You've been like this for aaages!!! | |
Spring, 1914: Just taking my time lulling England and France into a false sense of security before I unleash armageddon. | |
Spring, 1914: Good plan | |
Spring, 1914: Talking about lulling, come on France, hit ready! | |
Spring, 1914: D'accord | |
Spring, 1914: Sağ olun. | |
Spring, 1914: Was the unit in London trying to fly to Naples? Obviously got lost in that black hole in the middle of Europe. | |
Autumn, 1914: Go Bob go! | |
Autumn, 1914: Yay!! Go Bob! | |
Autumn, 1914: Sigh. | |
That took bloody ages, as Fraser rightly predicted. That was the best defence ever, mate. Thank you all |
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Yay! Go Bob go! | |
Oh. Sorry I missed the end. Congratulations!! | |
Finally put out of my misery! At least I managed to survive with a few supply centres left though! Well played everyone, very enjoyable game - and I think the longest (30-ish turns) I've played. |
England |
purplemass
(326
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Won. Bet: 20
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France |
peacetaker
(100
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Survived. Bet: 20
![]() ![]() 10 supply-centers, 10 units | |||
Turkey |
gnuvag
(621
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Survived. Bet: 20
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Italy |
jacksuri
(365
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Defeated. Bet: 20
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Russia |
timbrown2002
(126
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Defeated. Bet: 20
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Austria |
Don't Look Now
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 20
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Germany |
Spargere
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 20
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Spargere (100 ![]() | Germany (Autumn, 1902) with 2 centres. |