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Niakan (192 D)
20 Dec 11 UTC
Why are there bad players in the world?
Rant to follow:
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Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
18 Dec 11 UTC
Does this site work on Blackberry?
Just curious.
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Yonni (136 D(S))
20 Dec 11 UTC
24-7 gives me the tingles
Just watched the episode one of Flyers-Rangers and, man, is it ever good?
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dubjamaica (0 DX)
20 Dec 11 UTC
Live Game
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=75335 5min turn JOIN
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abgemacht (1076 D(G))
16 Dec 11 UTC
A Message from the Mods
1) Please join me in congratulating FK on his promotion to Admin
2) I have drafted a set of guidelines containing every possible scenario I could think of. It is being reviewed by the rest of the mod team now. Although Mods will still have autonomy, it will serve as an official reference for us, so we can do a better job at making consistent decisions.
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orathaic (1009 D(B))
19 Dec 11 UTC
Predict the future of Nationalism.
It may be useful to look at the history of Nationalism...
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/405644/nationalism

I suppose it is also useful to note how nations educate their young about nationalism...
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Niakan (192 D)
09 Dec 11 UTC
Face-to-face Diplomacy in NYC
The website told me to write a four-line summary because my post was too big :oops: I'm organizing a Face-to-Face game in New York City, with the hopes to eventually create a "proper" F2F community! Pitch follows.
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youradhere (1345 D)
19 Dec 11 UTC
Simply a Replacement for Simply Diplomacy
http://www.webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=74369#gamePanel

England is in good position, two builds coming. I would strongly recommend joining.
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noiseunit (853 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
How do you define metagaming?
I am curious to know a clear and definite description of metagaming and at what point does playing with friends become a violation.
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Baskineli (100 D(B))
19 Dec 11 UTC
Hosting a game at my home
I want to host a game at my home with my friends, showing webdiplomacy map on TV screen and using it as move validator. Is there a way to enter orders for all of my friends, using only one user? Some sort of 'game super-user'?
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Maniac (189 D(B))
17 Dec 11 UTC
Maniac Invitational for GR 200-300 Players
Any of these players or others with GR 200-300 fancy a game?
The Czech, Diplomat33, mr.crispy, Spell of Wheels, Countess Tillian, JECE, Yellowjacket, Ursa, WhiteSammy and dD_ShockTrooper

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Jamiet99uk (1307 D)
19 Dec 11 UTC
Interrobang
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrobang

Let's discuss‽
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abgemacht (1076 D(G))
17 Dec 11 UTC
Rail Baron
Anyone else play this game?
Playing with a bunch of people now; probably the best non-war board game I've played.
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Pepijn (212 D(S))
08 Dec 11 UTC
EOG - SoW Summer 2011 Game 2
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Draugnar (0 DX)
17 Dec 11 UTC
Ron Paul is officially an idiot...
I just watched him tell Jay Leno he is against seatbelt laws. His argument that people have a right to do with their own body is all fine and good, but seatlbelts keep the driver behind the wheel and in better copntrol of their car, therbye protecting the lives of others. He has just proven he is an idiot that can't be put in power.
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MadMarx (36299 D(G))
13 Dec 11 UTC
MadMarx ABI-VII EoG's
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=70171
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johnnyw (100 D)
19 Dec 11 UTC
Fast game?
want a fun game look up fast paced game for fun
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dep5greg (644 D)
18 Dec 11 UTC
Best Alliance in the Game?
What is the best alliance in the game? France-England? A western triple? Juggernaut? Austria-Russia-Turkey? what is the best one?
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Baskineli (100 D(B))
18 Dec 11 UTC
Railroad Tycoon
I remember this awesome game, and the amount of time I've "burnt" on it. Is there a more modern version of it, or something close to it?
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stratagos (3269 D(S))
25 Nov 11 UTC
School of War Winter 2011
Since the original thread is several hundred posts long, consider this the kickoff for SoW Winter 2011
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Ernst_Brenner (743 D)
18 Dec 11 UTC
Misorders?
Anyone else experiencing odd misorders in more than one game?
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redhouse1938 (429 D)
16 Dec 11 UTC
H. Kissinger's Associates
Invitation follows.
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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
Everyone's Holiday Reading? (Suggestions?)
Well, it's the Holidays--sorry, it's "CHRISTMAS TIME," for all those "War on Christmas" folks--and I know we have a lot of avid readers on the site...and I just finished the two novels I had left over from my semester's worth of free reading ("The Brothers Karamazov," which was decent but 200 pages too long, and "Tess of the D'urbervilles," which was good, if not a tad anti-climactic) and I was wondering--what's everyone reading? Suggestions?
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Sebass (114 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
POST LIVE GAMES HERE
A list of new games, closer to the top of the forum
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taos (281 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
jugernaut
can someone please exlpain jugernaut
i cant really understand how it works and why it is such a strong aliance
the times i tried to do it didnt really work
the rest of the players unite against it and i cant see the advatage
Darwyn (1601 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
a juggernaut (R-T alliance) is deadly. But it's not easily concealed. You are right, if the rest of the players see it, it can be stopped early. But if its not caught in time, you will see nothing but purple and yellow.

And it works so well because both Russia and Turkey have equal lanes of growth.
Rancher (1652 D(S))
17 Dec 11 UTC
it works well if Russia and Turkey keep true to it, there has to be a lot of trust, because then the backside (East edge of the board) is completely immune from attack. As long as Russia can dominate the northern waters and Scandinavia the juggernaut just pushes forward like a steamroller
Hellenic Riot (1626 D(G))
17 Dec 11 UTC
I find it's a lot more successful in live games where people have less time to spot and react to it than in normal games where people figure it out and counter it very quickly.
uclabb (589 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
I think in general that fear of a juggernaut > strength of a juggernaut. And that fear of a juggernaut gives France a direct pass to the endgame.
Hellenic Riot (1626 D(G))
17 Dec 11 UTC
A "western" juggernaut of England/France is usually much more successful if they keep to it anyway because it's much less feared.
obiwanobiwan (248 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
The fear of a Juggernaut is certainly equal to its strength...

I've seen it pulled off, but at least on a 1:1 or even 3:2 ration against, it causes Italy, France, and England to unite and push the other way...

Summarily causing Germany and Austria to wonder why the hell they even joined this game. ;)
obiwanobiwan (248 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
*ratio
Hellenic Riot (1626 D(G))
17 Dec 11 UTC
I think only one of my wins/successful draws was due to a successful juggernaut, whereas 2 or 3 are from AngloFranco alliances.
steephie22 (182 D(S))
17 Dec 11 UTC
Indeed, on vdip I play a FoW in which all people concentrate on the jug which practically forces R/T to do.a juggernaut since they are the targets, meanwhile I as France stab all countries 1 by 1 and now I probably have more SCs as jug (I have 10 and still they fear the jug, though now some people start to think...
Diplomat33 (243 D(B))
17 Dec 11 UTC
FoW is fun. Wish it could be an option here.
taos (281 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
fow is not fun when you are austria
obiwanobiwan (248 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
@Hellenic Riot:

Actually, now that you mention it, albeit perhaps inadvertently, I HAVE seen a lot more Anglo-Franco alliances succeed than Juggernauts...I wonder why...easier to mask?
taos (281 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
anglo-franco works like a charm
Hellenic Riot (1626 D(G))
17 Dec 11 UTC
@obiwan

a) There's not too much paranoia about it. If it starts to beat Germany then Russia, Turkey, Austria and Italy don't suddenly turn around and charge into them.
b) It's easier to keep going in the long term because they tend not to get in each others way until they reach Austria/Turkey in the east (England goes through Russia, France through Italy, share Germany) whereas in a Juggernaut there is immediate competition in the Balkans.
c) Stabbing is less likely because the first move will not get you lots of SC's usually, maybe one or two, and it is easier to then defend against it. Whereas if either Russia or Turkey open a large attack on the other, they will have a pretty good chance of steaming to a win.


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SpeakerToAliens (147 D(S))
17 Dec 11 UTC
Craziest man in the world!
I just had to share this. It's awesome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFQc7VRJowk&sns=fb
His comment "Well, I came extremely close on that one!" is somewhat of an understatement.
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Sebass (114 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
LIVE GAMES HERE
Need more people for an Anc. Med Gunboat
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Jacob (2711 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
Want to try the Ancient Med variant
I haven't played it so I set up a game here: gameID=74927

WTA anon 2-day phases 200 pt buy-in
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Sebass (114 D)
17 Dec 11 UTC
POST LIVE GAMES HERE
gameID=75013.
Advertise any live games you are hosting here.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
17 Dec 11 UTC
Innovation fostered by Freedom
The Mobile Cigar Lounge.
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