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Dependently Typed World Domination
- Autumn, 1908, Finished| Autumn, 1903: And Turkey remains a very unreliable partner. | |
| Autumn, 1903: sowing seeds of discord even in death | |
| Autumn, 1903: I have to admit, I'm indeed somewhat scared of Turkey. He's gotten a bit bigger than I'd expected. | |
| Autumn, 1903: that's alright :) | |
| Autumn, 1903: if someone sees italy they should remind him to make orders | |
| Spring, 1904: Anyone up for coding a better version of web Diplomacy that allows more live interaction. Maybe in a simple framework like EmberJS? | |
| Spring, 1904: http://realpolitik.sourceforge.net/ | |
| Autumn, 1904: What kind of live interaction do you want? In the ui? | |
| Autumn, 1904: Yeah, you have to refresh too often. I am not really asking for explicit clicking/fancy UI, but really just fluent life chat and map updates. Maybe even automatic resolution of constraints, so you can't give conflicting orders.. | |
| Autumn, 1904: Also, I don't want to download a program for it :). | |
| Autumn, 1904: s/life/live/ | |
| Autumn, 1904: Maybe a bit of AJAX here and there can just be enough. | |
| Autumn, 1904: This project seems open source. So maybe, if people are up to it we can modify it a bit in the afternoon. | |
| Autumn, 1904: If people are really up to it, we can rewrite it in Coq (slightly sarcastic). | |
| Autumn, 1905: Austria, Turkey: It is your turn now. | |
| Autumn, 1905: I am voting for Pause since I am presenting tonight and don't want to be distracted. | |
| Autumn, 1905: We can resume again tomorrow, when I finish my talk. | |
| Autumn, 1905: I'll go ahead and not press "ready" on my orders then. You don't have any to submit this phase, so it'll de-facto pause the game until I press ready. I'll just wait for it to time out if I don't hear an "all clear" from you. | |
| Autumn, 1905: Okay, so I ran the simulations. I need to build an army at Marseille. This means that I previously miscalculated - I didn't need to take Norway after all :/ I had thought we needed a fleet in the South in order to block Turkish expansion. We do. But it is too late - by the time the fleet could join the fight, we might be overrun. And that's not a risk we can take. The south will stalemate while we wait for the north sea fleet to arrive. |
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| Autumn, 1905: Hopefully turkey will betray Austria first. | |
| Spring, 1906: Ah. That wasn't supposed to be global chat. Pesky interface. Well, it was'nt really tactically relevant anyway. |
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| Autumn, 1907: WTH? Austria leaves Munich with too little support, and yet England and France don’t manage to coordinate to take it? | |
| Autumn, 1907: It was a ... regrettable tactical error. We've already discussed it. | |
| Autumn, 1907: okay, guessing game round two. We won't accidentally screw up our logistics this time. Time to flip a coin, everyone. | |
| Spring, 1908: Ok, I think you are just making fun of Austria in Munich. | |
| Spring, 1908: And Austria could have taken Piemond, with nowhere to retreat to | |
| Spring, 1908: On a build turn? When he knows I have too many armies and too few fleets? I don't think so. | |
| Spring, 1908: Hi guys, sorry for the delay. I had just experienced some heavy jetlag on the way back. I will vote for unpause now :). | |
| Spring, 1908: anyone knows what happened to Turkey? | |
| Spring, 1908: Indeed, he seemed to be amongst the keenest to continue the game. I'm afraid I don't have any means of contacting him beyond this web interface though. | |
| Spring, 1908: seriously though, does anyone have means of contacting Turkey? Austria, you seem to be in regular contact with him - do you have his email, or maybe facebook? | |
| Spring, 1908: France, his mail is on the participants list. | |
| Spring, 1908: I can write him a mail. | |
| Spring, 1908: hi guys, sorry for the delay | |
| Spring, 1908: we were still travelling after oplss and i returned only the day before yesterday and i was quite busy after arriving | |
| Spring, 1908: I'm okay with resuming the game | |
| Spring, 1908: OK :). | |
| Turkey, Austria: You have given up? | |
| Guys?... | |
| You could have voted draw and saved us the time... | |
| sorry, missed my turn :( | |
| i guess I'm out... | |
| Now just convince Austria and we are done :D | |
| or I guess we are done anyway, after this turn. | |
| I believe you have to make a move if you don't want to lose Turkey. | |
| The game has drawn with Turkey, France and England standing back. | |
| It was a pleasure playing with you guys :). | |
| i forgot all about this! | |
| fun game, good playing with you all | |
| you too. Maybe we can do this again some time. |
| England |
{AS}
(113
)
Drawn. Bet: 10
, won: 23 10 supply-centers, 7 units | |||
| Turkey |
invador
(113
)
Drawn. Bet: 10
, won: 23 10 supply-centers, 8 units | |||
| France |
mpmilano
(113
)
Drawn. Bet: 10
, won: 23 10 supply-centers, 8 units | |||
| Austria |
numberten
(100
)
Resigned. Bet: 10
4 supply-centers, 4 units | |||
| Russia |
nomeata
(118
)
Defeated. Bet: 10
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| Italy |
merijn
(100
)
Defeated. Bet: 10
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| Germany |
Athas
(100
)
Defeated. Bet: 10
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| numberten (100 ) | Austria (Autumn, 1908) with 4 centres. |