Messages - webDiplomacy

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18 Mar 14 UTC	Spring, 1994: Welcome everyone! To a good game!
23 Mar 14 UTC	Autumn, 1995: Looks like a western triple forming. BEWARE!
25 Mar 14 UTC	Autumn, 1995: Britain please submit your orders.
01 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 1997: Italy, I don't believe there is anything to discuss when it comes to disbanding a unit.
07 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 1998: Italy, how could you possibly need the whole turn to make your move?
07 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 1998: Well, saying goodbye to a unit that has stand by you all that time, faithfully... That must be hard. But seriously though, let's not make it longer than it has to be
12 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Dammit Spain and Germany. Why do you prolong this torture? Just kill me already :P
12 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Working on that mate : )
12 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2000: Because they are to focused on their little border dispute while a dragon rises in the East.
16 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: I will message the administrator/moderator about your constant delay of game, Italy.
16 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Saying what? That he is using the time that is given to him by the game? He is being an asshole just delaying a game like that, but it is nothing forbidden
16 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Oh Spain... of course you disagree
16 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Look what being a timely player got me, lol!
16 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: I... must... disagree! No but seriously mate, this is annoying as f. when they don't hit ready. I mean, the whole "I cannot hit ready because I will be at work, need the time blabla" is just nonsense, but man, that is his right. If he chooses to punish us by taking his country appart by postponing the game - it's his right, nothing 'illegal' in using all the time the game gives you
17 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2000: Patience is a virtue my friend. I've been playing here for five years. There are always games in which one or more players never finalize their orders. While not acceptable in some eyes, it is perfectly within the rules of the game. Whether it's to tick off the other players or simply to gain an edge in the event of an eventual NMR, who knows. You must just accept it and move on.
17 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2001: Folks, this is silly. People sign up for games based on the phase established because they have lives. I will never play a cycle shorter than 1 day because of work/family commitments. If you want something faster, start a game with shorter timelines.
17 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2001: This argument just never speaks to me. I mean, I know they can do it, but the "they have lives" thing. Example, you come on this site, look at one of your games, öh, I have to disband". You choose what to disband, and I take it in the present situation Italy doesn't really have much to consult in this matter, as it rathers look like he doesn't have much allies around. So you chose. You look at the time, it's 10h left to the end of the phase. Everybody else readied (even a word?). Now you are a busy man, family, job and whatnot. So why not ready now, so that you do not have to enter the site for another 24h?
17 Apr 14 UTC	Spring, 2001: For me, whenever somebody keeps not readying (?), it's always just as 'punishment', and I see that really often. Again - they can do this. I won't forbid them and neither will the mods I guess, but it's just not that nice and karma's a bitch : D
21 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2001: I vote we draw at Turkey, Ukraine, Britain and Spain.
21 Apr 14 UTC	Autumn, 2001: Just for that, I won't die!