ha ha i have 16. And i have not played them in same game but since most games have high bets, i do not think it fair to penalise new players who have just joined. Its most disadvantageous for those who can only play one game at a time

I suggest that we should build a Wiki for phpDiplomacy, with screen shots, as an intro, history, etc.

The wiki articles should be divided into several categories, e.g. Games Finished, Games in process, Rules, How to Play?

I have seen wiki for many games, which was then an essential guide for me to get involved into this game.

Also, this can be a support to other running phpDiplomacy, for them to be an FAQ.

Cheating is easy. Follow these simple steps.

1. Think up about seven distinct, unrelated user names.
2. Join.
3. Open some large games, join with 2 or more of those accounts.
4. Play the games as if the accounts were one country
5. Shut up about your multi-accounts. If anyone asks, tell them 'You are jealous because you can't make such quality alliances like me.'
6. Enjoy!


Disclaimer: This guide is for the sole purpose of reference, and is created according to Flashman's suggestion. Please do not hesitate to add on or edit this guide. Thank you.

Please delete Google. I don't want to play two accounts at the same time any more. ;-)

heh i know its extremely ungracious. but better ungracious than unethical. just want to reiterate my longstanding position, that if you have just one or two SCs, and rather than work in the grand coalition to stop the runaway leader, you decide to bottom feed off his victory for a few pathetic points, you blow, and everything about you blows.

I was just wondering, whats the general age of most people on this site? I'm in high school.

I had a fleet on the south coast of Spain. Now I can't retreat, even though there are multiple places I can retreat to.

http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gid=2790

hey all.

just inquiring to see how many girls are actually logged into this game.

What has been your best diplomacy moment on this site, a stab that was so great that you bring it up in your daily conversations, a victor so overwhelming, or just a strategy that you stuck to and did well.

I would have to say that I think mine would be in the game East (http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gid=2378) where I saw that Russia had not turned in orders, changed mine real quick and ended up with three supply centers that turn.

Can fleets move from holland to kiel to berlin?

Any news in the past month?

150 points is opened.

I'm sure this has been asked, so forgive my laziness in not checking, but is there a way to convoy from North Sea around Denmark? I can't convoy via Denmark, and Ska doesn't let me go to Baltic.

So we have had three so far right? with 2 wins to the Allies and 1 victory for the Axis powers. what did people think? i liked the team work involved but maybe a different mix of countries would make it more exciting and throw up battles in different places. With the current WWI teams it seems to lead to a diagonal line of units from tunis thru swiss and up to st petes once italy is removed from the picture. different teams and including italy, could we do it?
russia,turkey,england vs france,austria,germany ? the centre vs the periphery?
or a more hedgehog approach to team making?
ideas?

It seems a lot of people have talked about going into games fresh and not bringing preconceptions about other players into the game, and for the most part I have agreed on this point. But I was thinking about it some more lately, and I think I've changed my stance some. I still agree coming into games always allying with the same people, unbreakable alliances, etc. are not good...but to say I shouldn't remember how I've seen X person play? I'm beginning to think something is lost there. Thanks to Kestas, we've been building up a community of players here, each with our own idiosyncrasies and playing styles...why not explore them?

Each game I play, I have the opportunity to learn how to play better...say, when using a certain tactic might not be a good idea/is particularly effective...why shouldn't I also learn what negotiation tactics work better with a certain player? Or that he or she stabs often or rarely? Doesn't my body of knowledge about a player and how I try to use it to my advantage take the game to higher level? Yes, a new player hasn't had the same amount of experience as me, but they'll get it soon enough...and it cuts both ways, as I, in turn, know nothing about them and he or she is a wild card and must be treated with differently. But would this prejudice people against allying with new players? I think not, as it would be foolish to limit your options at the get go. It's just a different kind of negotiations.

So that's what I've been thinking...I'm particularly interested in what the rest of you think.

The link is here and i will get all players to agree to the draw.

http://phpdiplomacy.net/board.php?gid=2750

I, Italy agree to this here draw.

Join the game 'the red cup'. I know its a weird name but it is because i saw a red cup when i was writing it

Megatron-
Join for a little fun

sup!!!!

i <3 farcus and lukes!!

thanks for your time

kynndal_says

Roll up, roll up, for the Great phpDiplomacy Competition.

Two questions, both relate to a winning position on the map:

a) What is the largest area of colour that can be achieved for an 18 Supply Centre win...?

and, a little more difficult...

b) What is the smallest area of colour that can be achieved for an 18 Supply Centre win?

Name the starting country and the exact list of all territories gained, not only supply centres...

Have fun.

Looking for a good game with an average pot? Join Ptkb6!

In which Noodlebug proposes a voluntary disclosure feature on profile pages.

How does phpDiplomacy award points: Is it based on the number of SC's or units?
I had thought it was SCs, but someone has told me otherwise...

can any body give me a bit more detail on stalemate.

alamothe, I have sent you a personal message (about a game on another site) to your gmail messager.

Check it immediately if you read this. (I have to post here because I could not find a better way to contact you)

It concerns multi-gaming evidence.

Lost all of the information for my previous account and the only thing in my email related to this site was the Mastermind's series password. I played on here quite some time, and figured why not again. Did rather good too on my own part.

Anyways, my email was [email protected]. Was wondering if somehow you could refresh my password, give me it and my username or tell me that there is nothing that can be done.

Thanks

How is there a game with two countries in civil disorder from the beginning at 1901? Also, how does Civil Disorder Germany and Civil Disorder Italy always happen to be in civil disorder and always happen to enter a game as either Germany or Italy respectively? And how do they stay at 100 points?

Being a player on the top of the ranking list, how are you feeling when you play a game?

Would your position affect your game in some way? Will your position helps or not helps to play with other players?

100point players may suggest you know, " let's finish Rait off first, he is dangerous and frequent to win!" while 1000point players may say to each other" let's elimite our green hand neighbour first and keep peace until we have to face each other at last."

just wondering what the phpdip community can tell me about other diplomacy sites? im playing one email game thru one site, name forgotten, game unmemorable .yes email!
its just too much to remember who is who and whats going on. a lot of work for the judge too.
hiphip horay for phpdip.