Autumn, 1908: I am fine drawing after England CDs... | |
Autumn, 1908: My apologies then | |
Spring, 1909: OR.... Turkey sees a win in his future and will refuse to draw. | |
Spring, 1909: At this point, I've agreed to a two-way draw with Germany. It's a PPSC game, so my guess is that we will both honor that agreement. | |
Spring, 1909: What does that PPSC mean? And am in understanding you and Germany are the only two who will draw? | |
Spring, 1909: Question 1: http://webdiplomacy.net/points.php Question 2: yes. |
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Spring, 1909: Well, that's crap. I will not quit as others have done though, regardless of how unfair your little decision is. If you both would like though, I still have my uniform from my military days that I will lend you to get other things you also don't deserve. End of transmission, no response required. |
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Spring, 1909: Your tears make me so happy France! I do hope we play again! | |
Spring, 1909: I doubt we will JamieR as life is way too short to waste on fools. When I look for the next game to play, if I indeed do play on this site again, you can be sure I will make that selection based on who else is signed up. I will however probably just stick with face to face games. That way I can at least be assured I am playing with other men. Now be a good boy and let's finish this game as quickly as possible so I can be rid of you. |
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Spring, 1909: It's part of the draw back of playing PPSC. In all reality I believe either Germany or Turkey will win as one of them will want the win and without the stalemate line set up, it will be easy to take. I would suggest playing in Winner takes all games if you want to play like traditional Diplomacy. |
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Spring, 1909: I appreciate the military references you've made, France, and repeated digs at my degree of maleness. Where I come from, one puts up or one shuts up, but I understand that there are parts of the world where a person's worth is judged by the magnitude of the phallus they claim to wield and the degree to which they belittle others. Along either of these lines, I'm quite sure you're a big, BIG man. But here's the thing: you seem to have performed equally poorly in all of your games on this site, so it's no wonder you feel more comfortable playing in smaller ponds. What a wacky site where someone so obviously good at the game as you are can't get ahead here! So get the fuck out, and bully someone else. Or stick around, play me again, and see if you can gain the upper hand. But either way, this game, you're going down. |
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Spring, 1909: Hahahahahaha! | |
Spring, 1909: And just so someone who reads this and doesn't take the time to read my profile, this is the third game I have played and yet to be eliminated. If the points which you have garnered have all came by other powers dropping out and you being the beneficiary of that, then maybe a man with a phallus envy complex has finally found somewhere where he fits in. I was taught the difference between right and wrong, a sense of fair play, and sportsmanship growing up. The end does not justify the means. Yes, the object of the game is to get as many points as possible, but to a man with a moral code, if the game has been compromised, then I don't want to gain what I did not earn fairly. Another person without a moral compass, hiding behind a computer screen on the world wide web seeks only for o amass points, regardless of how they were obtained, so that he can in some pathetic way feel better about himself. If you daddy didnt teach you that, I feel pity for you, and no amount of faceless messaging will make a difference to you. Austria and I have played admirally given the THREE other powers who thoughtlessly quit during play. I have been lobbying for a draw since the first missed movement of the second dropout. That would have been the correct way to proceed for all, not just me. Now that the final dropout puts you in control, you are no longer for it, having voted for it for two years of movements. SHAME ON YOU! So try to bend this conversation to make yourself feel better about what you are doing if that's what you need to do, but the only person who may not see it for what is, is the guy staring you back in the mirror. Oh, and about your reference to face to face play, I have faced a very high degree of talent at those events that I have so far only seen from one player in my admittedly brief experience on this site. No, I am not referring to myself. And no, you wouldn't get away with this pissy crap were you actually facing the persons you were trying to screw. Come to think of it, that's probably why you do play here... I've said all I will say on this matter. Sometimes when you argue with an idiot, its hard to see who the idiot is. |
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Spring, 1909: Unless Germany goes MIA.... | |
Spring, 1909: Hello all, hopefully we can rescue this game from whatever idiot abandoned England... :D Let me get oriented some and we can talk individually. | |
Spring, 1909: Welcome. Get the fuck out of Armenia. ; ) | |
Spring, 1909: Ha! | |
Autumn, 1909: Cough cough, I'm not dead yet! I will be once Turkey readies orders though... Despite Russia and the original England ruining this game, I still had fun. Thanks all! |
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Autumn, 1909: Gg, ty Austria. You fought well. | |
Spring, 1910: Well played Austria! Hope to see you again in future wars... | |
Spring, 1910: Turkey has won this game. | |
Autumn, 1910: I've said I'll draw once France is out, and I meant it. | |
Autumn, 1910: Draw with only 3 SCs to go? That would be down right honorable. If that happens I'll start looking for the Easter Bunny :) | |
Autumn, 1910: You said before you would draw once Italy was out. That WAS A LIE! Then you said you would draw once England NMR'd and left. That WAS A LIE! Summation - You ARE A LIAR! England and Germany - do what you will, but it were me, I would rather be eliminated than share in anything with this pathetic loser... |
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Spring, 1911: ALL-CAPS is best capitalization. | |
Autumn, 1911: Keep up the good work guys. Remember you aren't out of the game until that game is over. If JaimeR is going to win this game make them work for every SC they take. If you work together, you might even be able to force a draw. Keep talking, that is the key. | |
Autumn, 1911: Yes! | |
Autumn, 1911: Y'all probably can force a draw. But here's the thing -- you can also, 100% safely, force a draw with France out of the game. RIGHT NOW, Germany can squish Munich without opening it to my attack. Liverpool falls, and that's GG. Just sayin'... |
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Autumn, 1911: Like you've said on two other occasions JamieR? | |
Autumn, 1911: You have no honor. You are a scab on the ass of humanity! | |
Autumn, 1911: Germany and England can do what they want, I hope they decide against eliminating me and force you to draw. Not because I 'need' to be in on the draw, but because it's the right thing to do. By the way, I'm talking to Germany and England now, because I know you don't have the capacity to understand what it is that I'm talking about... | |
Autumn, 1911: England and Germany - Stay the course. Force this guy to the right thing... | |
Autumn, 1911: Squishing Munich would require some good timing to make happen. Although Germany could support into Munich, and build a replacement unit in Kiel the next build, but if timed poorly Turkey could easily slip into Munich. Munich is the lynch pin of the stalemate line. I think Germany could better use his units supporting Munich than taking it. |
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Autumn, 1911: Austria -- you're clearly right in general terms. But we're in a specific situation here. And the simple fact is that Germany taking Munich now can be done with absolutely no danger, and with England's help, the line is perfectly defensible. Now, this may not be the case in a move or two, and frankly I think it's unlikely that Germany will do it. But you must agree that at the present time, this move is entirely doable. |
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Autumn, 1911: True, butGermany would have to take it THIS turn or not at all. | |
Autumn, 1911: Don't sell me out guys... | |
Autumn, 1911: I still think it would be a mistake to take you out. France is in position and the time it would take to build an army and get them in place takes too much time in most cases. Why spend orders replacing units when you can be using exiting units. Much better to use the orders elsewhere, in my opinion. You will note that I have no units and am evidentially not a master at this game yet, but the logic of each unit can only carry out one order, and is therefore precious, still holds. |
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Autumn, 1911: A read of the board makes it clear that I have won. Either Mar or Mun is falling in Spring, and either way it cannot be retaken. However, since France said earlier he has never been eliminated, I reiterate my offer. Knock him out of the game, and I will accept a draw. |
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Autumn, 1911: Make him take it. He didn't earn it, just got lucky as three powers dropped out and he took advantage. Otherwise, he was going nowhere and voted for a draw for three straight years. | |
Autumn, 1911: There will be no honor in a win for him and he knows it. That's why he wants me eliminated, for calling his punk ass out on it. | |
Autumn, 1911: Hell, just give him the supply center he needs and be done with it. You will still get your points for the Supply Centers you own. That's the only real way to deny him what he wants... |
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Autumn, 1911: DO NOT LET HIM DICTATE THE TERMS OF HIS I'LL GOTTEN GAINS | |
Autumn, 1911: Just giving up is pretty lame (especially if you drop out of a game). I suggest you all fight on and make JaimeR earn the win. Besides, mistakes can happen that will let you prevent a win if you take advantage of it. | |
Spring, 1912: Hold the Line guys. Let sissy boy take what he didn't earn, but make him take it. | |
Gg all | |
Good try all. This was a very fun game for me even after I was knocked out. Thanks all! | |
Yes, thanks to those who played well... | |
Oh, and screw you thmcmahon, this could have been an even more interesting game if you had just tried. | |
gg all. thanks for the interesting game. :) | |
Thanks to those who fought the good fight... |
Turkey |
JaimeR
(100
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Won. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 19 supply-centers, 16 units | |||
Germany |
Birchford
(167
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Survived. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 7 supply-centers, 8 units | |||
England |
keladry12
(100
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Survived. Bet: 18
![]() ![]() 6 supply-centers, 6 units | |||
France |
bicycleforlife
(112
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Survived. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 2 supply-centers, 2 units | |||
Austria |
RAZ000
(272
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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Russia |
thmcmahon
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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Italy |
pompil
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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pompil (100 ![]() | Italy (Autumn, 1905) with 2 centres. |
ciufile (100 ![]() | England (Autumn, 1908) with 7 centres. |