Classic-194 - webDiplomacy

NascentEcho, charliebowties, Power Behind The Throne, Tanteno, SpinDoctor, Bawlofyarne, SamWest

15 Jun 18 UTC	Spring, 1901: Good game you all, lads!
19 Jun 18 UTC	Spring, 1902: Sorry everyone, but due to personal issues I had barely the time to enter orders in the last two days. I'm back now. Apologies again for every message I missed.
20 Jun 18 UTC	Spring, 1902: Missed my builds but I'm playing on, sorry y'all!
20 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1902: The Chancellor of Germany is proud to declare that he will join his beloved british uncle to resolve the problem of the ubiquitous menace coming from the french mob.
20 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1902: Public declaration of war, Kaiser?
21 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1902: France is clearly taking it that way
27 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1904: I can support you to marseilles this turn so you can take marseilles and spain this turn. After that pepare for the first strike in the east. Next round i support you to sweden and then i will go to the golf of bothnia to support you in st. Petersburg
27 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1904: It would be better if you took swedend with my support because norway needs to be held to keep St Petersburg back. But I agree with the rest of it.
27 Jun 18 UTC	Autumn, 1904: Alright. When we will reach a Point where it becomes hard for You to take scs i will give you some of mine
07 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: Munich is moving for Tyrolia, I would appreciate help from Pie.
07 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: Sure.
07 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: Cool! Thanks.
07 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: Oh fuck this is global. I really shouldn't do this when I'm tired.
08 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: I was thinking everyone but me had agreed to a draw
08 Jul 18 UTC	Spring, 1908: Nope some one else needs to be convinced too.
08 Jul 18 UTC	I'm fine with a draw at any point.
08 Jul 18 UTC	Same.
08 Jul 18 UTC	I just joined to try out the interface.
08 Jul 18 UTC	What do you think?
08 Jul 18 UTC	Good game y'all.
08 Jul 18 UTC	Well, how'd you like it?
09 Jul 18 UTC	The 'scribble' method of displaying previous moves is wierd, and I still don't know how (other than deduction) you can tell who controls what army/fleet. But overall it's pretty good.
09 Jul 18 UTC	The armies and fleets have little backgrounds (small quare of colour) that indicates the player controlling it; for example the fleets in the ocean. If there isn't a background, then the army/fleet is owned by the country that owns the territory.
09 Jul 18 UTC	Ah, I see now. Thank you!