Geeb-4 - webDiplomacy

Parallelopiped, QuackkAttackk, Farenheit, Qacper, Tugster, icode, KY2014

19 Oct 17 UTC	Tugster, if we want to stop solo, we had to take Tun back, but you gave up
19 Oct 17 UTC	GG
19 Oct 17 UTC	are you kidding me? Turkey you played like an total asshole. You gave France the solo.
19 Oct 17 UTC	Russia, very well played, I was trying with you the whole time to stop a French solo, but pretty difficult with my SC being pooched from being. Smart move borrowing the SC needed to build up north.
19 Oct 17 UTC	1911 Fall: Austria owned Tunis. 1912 spring: Turkey attacks Adriatic 1912 Fall: Turkey attacks Naples. TUNIS LOST TO FRANCE 1913: Austria holding the line, very strongly 1914: Austria fully commits to the line against France. 1914: Spring: Incredibly SMART Russian move to go get Ankara, to borrow the SC to build vital units up north: TURKEY OVERREACTS to a non threat, FAILS TO UNDERSTAND that Russian was merely trying to borrow a SC to build critically needed northern units. [Turkey too stupid to actually see what Russia was doing.] 1916 Fall: Turkish attacks on Austria begin, jeopardizing the front lines. 1917 Spring: Turkish preparatory moves prior to the stupidest stab in the history of dip. 1917 Fall: Turkish execution of the stupidest stab in the history of dip. 1918: Spring: Austria reacts to the ridiculously stupid moves of Turkey. France wins, duh.
19 Oct 17 UTC	Well played France.
20 Oct 17 UTC	If you don't take Tunisia back, all your actions are stupid. Until 1916, there was always a chance. If you try to re occupy Tunisia, I will always cooperate with you, but you don't, then the French solo is sooner or later. Russia played very well, Austria Hungary was stupid.
20 Oct 17 UTC	From Munich to St Petersburg, including northern Europe, Russia couldn't hold them. So Tun must be snatched from France. Do you understand?
20 Oct 17 UTC	I already owned Tunis in 1911, and was able to DEFEND IT, until you attacked me in Adriatic and Naples.... moron. don't write anymore.
20 Oct 17 UTC	Scroll back in the maps. as far back as 1911, I saw a French solo coming, so I moved quickly to take Tunis, and would have held it had you not attacked me asshole.
20 Oct 17 UTC	Instantly after I took Tunis, you started to attack me.
20 Oct 17 UTC	Turkey: sorry for take Ankara in 1914 autumn, but even in a silent game, if we want to draw, I must to do it... because if we work together to stop France solo, I don't need SEV fleet, it can't help me to against France, so SEV fleet just must to be dislodged, then I disband it, and re-build a new unit in north I guess you didn't understand my message, then as you know, you took SEV & RUM, I can't re-build, and must to disband another one .... what's up? did you understand?
20 Oct 17 UTC	Of course he did not understand that move. France understood it. Austria understood it, Russia understood it. but Turkey? No, of course not..
20 Oct 17 UTC	Clearly by his reaction, he did not understand what you were doing, but everyone else did.
20 Oct 17 UTC	Austria: sorry to took Vienna in 1916 autumn, but my message was the same, I need one more unit in north even I build fleet in STP, but next year, you still took back Vienna, and attack TYR?! so I guess you didn't understand either? how about you?
20 Oct 17 UTC	i did understand, completely, but I went to Tyrolia to move you to Bohemia so that my unit could take up position in the line.
20 Oct 17 UTC	Austrian armies were ready and able to take up the line in Tyrolia and Bohemia, did not need Russian units to do that, the unit that we really needed was a Russian fleet in Baltic.
20 Oct 17 UTC	France: congrats! you noticed the other 3 players misunderstand, and got you chance finally!
20 Oct 17 UTC	there was a big difference in that new Turkish units were worthless for him, but Austrian units were able to hold the German front.
20 Oct 17 UTC	The unit that we really, really needed, was a Russian fleet, south coast. You had one chance to build it, but built north coast, which was better short term, but worse, long term.
20 Oct 17 UTC	yap, I very confused in 1916, I know STP south coast is also important, but if I didn't build in north coast, next year I will lost Norway, then lost all Scandinavia I know I need another fleet holds Baltic sea, but as everyone know, I can't build one more...so that is why I attacked Denmark strongly, because I need to stop any France fleet into Denmark (or Kiel) in that situation, in north-line, I already can't do anymore, so I just hope Austria or Turkey try to take back TYR asap, if south-line did it, we still have chance to draw that was all
20 Oct 17 UTC	agreed, tough choices, you needed two extra units. You and I both reacted early to try to stop French solo. I had Tunis locked down early in 1911. The hardest position to be in is "behind the lines" The best thing turkey could have done would have been to withdraw most of his units to the the Syrian corner, but this is so rare to see. And, as we already know, turkey wasn't exactly a visionary thinker.... lol
20 Oct 17 UTC	What fun! - well done France. Clear that the 3 most experienced (best?) players took it to the line. Wish I hadn't tried to get an alliance with Germany going now :)
20 Oct 17 UTC	If it's just to stop French solo, Austria didn't need the third fleet. The Turkey fleets can reach the Mediterranean more quickly. Maybe I got it wrong, When I saw the more fleet, I was worried. Alb, Ser, Adr, Nap, Tun are all in Austria, and Austria can stop France. Meanwhile, take Turkey out.After all, in this game, Austria has never been an ally of Turkey
20 Oct 17 UTC	I'm sorry I didn't understand Russia in 1914. But immediately I realized. So I haven't got Ank back. The 1914's mistake also made me lose access to tyrr. After that, I always wanted to work together with Austria to get Tun, Austria or Turkey. But in 1916, Austria destroyed the fleet of adr. The last chance was that the Russian's army in Venice was destroyed and rebuilt in Stp. But it's too hard. So when Austria go back Vienna, I just want to end the game quickly.