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SRS Practice Game
- Autumn, 1999, Finished)
| Spring, 1994: Hi Everybody! Don't worry about this being a serious game. Just figure out how to move around and take over supply centers. | |
| Spring, 1994: In four days an SRS "classic map" game will start. It's here: http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=173492 |
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| Autumn, 1994: Hmm.... need to make the rounds more than one day... peeps seem to need more time to check in. Might try a three day limit so that tutoring can take place. | |
| Spring, 1995: To talk to people click on that country's tab and type in the message. | |
| Spring, 1995: And hit send. | |
| Autumn, 1995: Oh wow -- how did Italy pull that off?! | |
| Autumn, 1995: And nice job England and Turkey. | |
| Autumn, 1995: Ukraine -- you need to SUPPORT MOVE to displace enemies. For example. move RUM to BUL, and use your Western Black Sea to "SUPPORT MOVE" RUM--> BUL. That means you will attack with the power of 2 and displace Italy's army there. Now, if Italy uses Greece to "SUPPORT HOLD" the unit in Bulgaria, that would create a power of two, and your attack would bounce. But Italy wants this to be a practice game and will let you move in! |
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| Autumn, 1995: Italy does. | |
| Autumn, 1995: Have you guys realized that the red lines show the last turn's movement, yellow lines show that support was given, and purple lines show retreat? | |
| Autumn, 1995: I am going to "convoy" my army in Navarra to Wales... so notice that two boats will be involved in that process. | |
| Autumn, 1995: By the way, England, I am not invading any of your supply centers. I am just visiting my sick old Welsh mother. I have some baguettes and french fries for her. | |
| Autumn, 1995: France has gone from friendly tutor to all out war, we should bond together against him. | |
| Autumn, 1995: I will crush you all. | |
| Autumn, 1996: Ok -- other players -- it is time to let the new players take over the map. Let's see if they can figure out how to support / convoy themselves around. | |
| Autumn, 1996: France stands down and invites all comers to steal our croissants. | |
| Spring, 1997: So does Poland, granted I don't think you'd want anything we have. | |
| Spring, 1997: So does that mean you guys are just standing down and letting everyone else just come in and takeover? | |
| Spring, 1997: Yeah. The newbies. Who need an intro. | |
| Spring, 1997: so if we quit can a new player come and take over our position as the country where playing as? | |
| Spring, 1997: I think so, but why would you do that? | |
| Spring, 1997: Yeah -- just finish it out! Let's see how quickly you can take over the map. | |
| Spring, 1997: Italy -- stop moving! Let's see how they operate. | |
| Spring, 1997: im out to sorry allies | |
| Autumn, 1997: Why are you out? | |
| Autumn, 1997: Because we know how to play the game. Note the title: Practice Game. | |
| Autumn, 1997: Thank you Italy and France. We greatly needed your help, thank you. Join the Classic game, if you can! |
| Italy |
b12
(205
)
Won. Bet: 5
, won: 50 34 supply-centers, 29 units | |||
| Turkey |
Rinzler
(100
)
Survived. Bet: 5
7 supply-centers, 6 units | |||
| Russia |
crombardo@sageridge.org
(105
)
Survived. Bet: 5
6 supply-centers, 6 units | |||
| Britain |
generalcros
(100
)
Resigned. Bet: 5
7 supply-centers, 7 units | |||
| Ukraine |
Shayes98
(100
)
Resigned. Bet: 5
4 supply-centers, 5 units | |||
| Poland |
iosKing
(100
)
Resigned. Bet: 5
3 supply-centers, 4 units | |||
| Spain |
Bodison1
(100
)
Resigned. Bet: 5
2 supply-centers, 2 units | |||
| Egypt |
zoatheperson
(100
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
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| France |
General Li Shiming
(85
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
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| Germany |
tiger199825
(100
)
Defeated. Bet: 5
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| generalcros (100 ) | Britain (Autumn, 1998) with 7 centres. |
| iosKing (100 ) | Poland (Autumn, 1998) with 5 centres. |
| Shayes98 (100 ) | Ukraine (Spring, 1999) with 5 centres. |
| zoatheperson (100 ) | Egypt (Spring, 1995) with 3 centres. |
| tiger199825 (100 ) | Germany (Autumn, 1994) with 4 centres. |
| Bodison1 (100 ) | Spain (Spring, 1996) with 5 centres. |