Spring, 1901: Good luck all | |
Spring, 1901: Yes, let's go! Good luck! | |
Spring, 1902: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders. | |
Spring, 1902: Ok, who went AWOL? | |
Spring, 1902: What do you mean? | |
Spring, 1902: Oh sorry miss understood for sec lol | |
Spring, 1902: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders. | |
Spring, 1902: New Germany here! | |
Spring, 1902: Welcome. Are you now a republic or just the Kaiser's son? | |
Spring, 1902: The most cruel Kaiser has just been assassinated. In his place we have instated a glorious republic! | |
Spring, 1902: Do all republics have a President? I think the Romans called Consul. And I always assumed Kaiser was actually a corruption if Caesar. |
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Spring, 1902: What is up with Spellcheck? (I think the Romans called theirs Caesar) | |
Spring, 1902: Consul! It's late. | |
Spring, 1902: We call our president "Your non-royal majesty" Fun fact! Kaiser is a corruption of Caesar but did you know that Czar (Tsar) is a corruption of Caesar as well: Ivan the Great of Russia married the niece of the last Byzantine Emperor. Since the Byzantine empire was merely a continuation of Rome and Ivan the Great married into the final descendants of the Byzantines, he declared Russia the continuation of the continuation of the Roman empire. Thus declaring Moscow the third Rome (Rome, Constantinople, Moscow). He also gave himself the title of Czar which is merely Russian for Caesar! The name Kaiser is derived from the Holy Roman Empire. King Charlemagne declared himself emperor which, given Germanic influence adapted into the title Kaiser. Us modern and sophisticated Germans do not associate ourselves with the name Kaiser because the Holy Roman empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire! Also, the name Kaiser is reserved only for those above a king. We do not believe in such power. |
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Spring, 1902: Thank you, Professor! Yes, that's all true and very informative. Shall we now discuss Khan as in Khanate? Surely not another connection with Khaesar? | |
Spring, 1902: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders. | |
Spring, 1902: It seems I am unfamiliar with those relationships. Perhaps you could educate a fellow scholar? | |
Spring, 1902: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders. | |
Spring, 1902: Hello new England here. How are you all doing. | |
Spring, 1902: Another revolution. Welcome. | |
My draw vote has been in for a couple of years now so I don't know who is holding out for a solo? | |
we can't see draw votes | |
those are hidden | |
Yes, I know. It is not a crime though surely to reveal one is happy with a draw? | |
In my opinion England and Germany deserve something for taking over an abandoned slot, and France certainly deserves a crumb at least for the sheer obstinacy of refusing to die! | |
I've voted draw. I urge others to do the same. | |
I have | |
I have also | |
me too | |
GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders. | |
I am the new England. And I pressed the draw! | |
So France seems to be the only holdout | |
Good game everyone! | |
Gg, well played | |
Good game! | |
Yes, good game, everyone. |
Russia |
Muscovy_Duck
(100
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 12 supply-centers, 12 units | ||
Italy |
ShockTaco
(100
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 7 supply-centers, 7 units | ||
Austria |
CalvinC
(172
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 7 supply-centers, 7 units | ||
England |
GalahadIII
(1939
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Drawn. Bet: 0
![]() ![]() 4 supply-centers, 4 units | ||
Germany |
WumbologyDude
(237
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Drawn. Bet: 0
![]() ![]() 3 supply-centers, 3 units | ||
France |
v_ diplomat4
(100
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Drawn. Bet: 10
![]() ![]() 1 supply-centers, 1 units | ||
Turkey |
BV17
(79
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Defeated. Bet: 10
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Donny Dude (122 ![]() | England (Autumn, 1907) with 4 centres. |
Van Healsing (100 ![]() | Germany (Spring, 1902) with 6 centres. |
Jeenu (100 ![]() | England (Spring, 1902) with 4 centres. |