Autumn, 1904: Worth a shot.. | |
Autumn, 1904: Russia died doing what he loved, shelling Berlin. | |
Autumn, 1904: God bless his cruel heart. | |
Autumn, 1905: $20 and a drive to the north suburbs of Chicago... Hmm... http://windycityweasels.org/news/135-in-or-out-codcon-is-coming |
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Autumn, 1905: I need Italy to hold the line against Turkey for now | |
Autumn, 1905: o rly? | |
Autumn, 1905: Probably should've thought of that about 3 turns ago... | |
Autumn, 1905: No, you're fine. | |
Autumn, 1905: All of Italy is burning. | |
Spring, 1906: Just wait until the Swiss guard sees all these foreign troops looming over the Vatican. One quick phone call home, and the mighty hordes of Switzerland will surely come to the rescue. Any day now.. Yep, any day now.. |
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Spring, 1906: Aaaaaaany day now. | |
Autumn, 1906: Stupid lazy Swiss. | |
Autumn, 1906: You left Italy with Albania? | |
Autumn, 1906: Just punishment for his crimes. Live in Albania, Italians. Live in Albania. | |
Autumn, 1906: Albania and Prussia are now like Livonia and North Africa in the last game. ('cept this makes more sense; Livonia was pink last time.) | |
Autumn, 1906: So do these games start going faster as more players are eliminated, or does it get slower as everyone tries to scheme with everyone else? | |
Autumn, 1906: Yes. | |
Autumn, 1906: (Jokes aside, IMO, it goes faster) | |
Autumn, 1906: I agree. Usually 1901 takes the longest, I think. In the board game, they say to allow 1/2 hour for initial negotiations before spring 1901 orders, and 15 minutes between each round after that. | |
Spring, 1907: Then again, sometimes it gets complicated later in the game too... | |
Spring, 1907: I think that may be more true in winner take all games too. | |
Autumn, 1907: It truly is amazing that we survive as a species. | |
Autumn, 1907: Eh, we're still pretty young.. | |
Autumn, 1907: holy shit.. 25 SC's http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=14649 | |
Autumn, 1907: Saw that on the forums. Looks like he was taking over countries in civil disorder at the end there, but pretty impressive nonetheless. | |
Spring, 1908: Oh no, not Albania! | |
Spring, 1908: Begone, last vestiges of Dweezil The Betrayer® | |
Autumn, 1908: My children have no wine! | |
Autumn, 1908: Oh no, not Albania! | |
Autumn, 1908: It was always mine. My precious. | |
Autumn, 1908: For the love of God, let us now draw. | |
Autumn, 1908: Excuse me, for the love of Allah. | |
Autumn, 1908: I say we hold our stalemate line and force you two to claw each others eyes out for our amusement. | |
Autumn, 1908: You know all games we play should end in a three way draw between me you and finley. destroy the austrians while i make popcorn. | |
Autumn, 1908: We were thinking the same thing about our side of the stalemate line. (It's a beautiful thing, though, isn't it? 17-17) | |
Autumn, 1908: Do you have a formal stalemate line on your side? I know we do, but I haven't really examined your position. | |
Autumn, 1908: How about fuck off and call a draw? | |
Autumn, 1908: You know i haven't either, I have been so involved in making our stalemate line i never bothered to look to see if they had one. I do know ours doesn't require 17 units to hold, leaving us with a strike force we could send thru to wreak havok on you guys if you don't have a stalemate line. | |
Belgium and Holland and Denmark are going to look sexy as fuck in pink. | |
ohh look, a strikeforce. | |
What I meant, of course, is "Hey guys - nice stalemate line. Let's call a draw on this one so we can get another game going. Andy wanted to play again, and Dan and I talked to lobo, who said he was down for another." | |
Either that or crush me between you and Turkey and let's be done with it. Your call. | |
I vote crush him. | |
Actually Turkey is the most vulnerable right now, with all those fleets and nowhere to go with them. his fighting strength is narrow at best. | |
<3 dweezil. | |
For example, you could take Moscow and Sevastopol from him right now, without so much as a whimper of defense out of him. With assurances that Germany wouldn't stab you in the back. He could take Rome from you, but with all those fleets and units scattered to the west, the rest of bulgaria and his home territories would be severely threatened by your armies. | |
The dream of a German Mediterranean fleet is over. | |
Dude, I don't even care. I'll just hit "done" every round. Let's move on. | |
I guess I am fine with a four way draw. | |
Someone start a new one. |
Turkey |
bplus
(172
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 10 supply-centers, 10 units | ||
Germany |
turnippickle
(144
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 9 supply-centers, 9 units | ||
England |
Tbone777
(101
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 8 supply-centers, 8 units | ||
Austria |
MKECharlie
(1926
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 7 supply-centers, 7 units | ||
Italy |
asm
(176
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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Russia |
crossfire
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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France |
edcetera
(100
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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