World War Woodridge - webDiplomacy

Aregec, RLauck, Communist Canada, DominatorLJ, bschluep, Communist Poland, BigMac3000

13 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: Welcome to WWW, Gentlemen! May the wisest negotiator win.
13 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: If you look over the instructions, this game is quite simple. However, there are a lot of nuances. If you have any questions about strategy or gameplay, ask them here in the Global arena so we can all learn together.
13 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: Who wants to team up?
13 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: Hold up, Russia. You need to be a little more sly than that. You can message to countries individually. And it wouldn't make much sense for Russia to team up with France right off the bat, would it. You'll want to talk to Germany, Austria, and Turkey for starters. Possibly England as well.
14 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: Make sure you guys read the rules and game play.
14 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: is everyone going to play?
14 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: Gentlemen, Don't open this website while in another class while instruction is being conducted or you are supposed to be working on something else. All of the teachers know about the issues we've had in the past with students playing this when they aren't supposed to. If we aren't smart about this, they will shut down this site.
14 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1901: is everyone going to play?
14 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1901: England and France make sure that you click ready and not just save so the game will progress. I think that is how it works at least.
15 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1901: Schleup are you going to play
15 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1901: It's spelled S-c-h-l-u-e-p, and yes, I'm going to play.
15 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1901: France needs to hit Ready.
15 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1901: Now the game truly begins. If you haven't read the game play rules, make sure you do that. Remember, a unit attempting to dislodge a unit from a region needs to have support.
16 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1902: Okay. We have the first incident of a unit being pushed out due to a "Move" with a "Support Move". Turkey had a 2 v 1 situation. If Russia had used the army in Ukraine to "Support Hold" the unit in Sevastopol there would have been a stand-off and it would have been a draw. It looks like Russia will have to disband the fleet that was in Sevastopol because fleets need to be in water or on a coastal region.
16 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1902: It would be very helpful if you read the instructions for the game. The game can get very complicated, but the basics are simple.
16 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1903: Italy, the papal curia controller (by default of owning Rome), hereby declares war against Austria with the Casus Belli: The Italian Reconquest of Venice.
16 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1903: what
16 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1903: what
16 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1903: The Austrians have risen and will not go without a fight!
18 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1903: Nice move, Italy. Now you will pay!
19 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1904: My bad, guys. I shouldn't miss a move like that. Poor form.
19 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1904: Sorry, missed two moves I was at my grandma's the whole weekend without my chromebook.
20 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1904: Yikes. I'm in trouble.
22 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1905: i think italy might die out here in a bit
22 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1905: We should all agree that Finland and Livonia should stay purple to honor our fallen comrade BigMac3000.
22 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1905: i agree
23 Nov 17 UTC	Autumn, 1906: "i" is capitalized. Sheesh. Happy Thanksgiving, guys. I hope you have a fun and safe weekend.
27 Nov 17 UTC	Spring, 1907: I am an impatient man. Can someone message France via cellular device.
04 Dec 17 UTC	Autumn, 1909: Welp this is what I get for forgetting
06 Dec 17 UTC	Well boys, It was a pleasure playing with you all.
07 Dec 17 UTC	Good game, ya'll.
07 Dec 17 UTC	gg