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- Autumn, 1908, Finished)
| Autumn, 1901: best of lucks | |
| Autumn, 1905: sorry about the non-readies, got a phone call | |
| Autumn, 1905: Having my own delays too. | |
| Spring, 1906: No problem | |
| Spring, 1907: I don't mean to be rude, but as I have a guaranteed win I'd like to wrap this up sooner rather than later | |
| Autumn, 1907: Agreed. | |
| Autumn, 1907: Just don't defend StP and we can end it by next year. | |
| Spring, 1908: walk into moscow | |
| good game | |
| good game | |
| New to these 1-1 games - it looks like you really have to nab Tunis if you're Austria for a stalemate line | |
| There are a number of ways to win as Austria, but in the end it comes down to two things Either you blitz the enemy by grabbing as many centers as you can asap and winning before the superior French position can slowly reclaim the necessary territory or Grab both Munchen and Berlin and win a stalemateable 18 In my experience, the former is far easier. You played very well, especially considering you're pretty new to this |
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| To stalemate as Austria, what you actually want is a German center rather than Tunis. Holding Tunis is tremendously difficult going late | |
| Thanks for the tips. | |
| Anytime. I'm always happy to give help to new players - some of these "top" 1v1ers really need to be taken down a peg | |
| Though I guess many would say the same about me... such is life, eh? |
