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27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: lets get it guys, good luck everyone
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: Its fucking cold up here
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: Right for anyone who doesn’t know how to play I’ll explain the rules
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: oh boy florida
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: Good luck lads
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: All the USF lads are on the northern part of the map
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: Greetings and welcome to DIPLOMACY you absolute fucks. The object of the game is to capture as many supply centers (areas with black dots) as possible.
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: just a general question but is it possible to move armies across water in any way? or is mine just stuck in cuba?
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: you can convoy armies with fleets
27 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: supply center, you have to have a unit, either an army or a ship, in said province at the end of the autumn season. It will show the year, and season under the games's title. For instance right now it is Spring, 1999. So we won't be able to capture anything this turn. There's five types of moves you need to know: Move: You move into an adjacent province. This can only be done unsupported if a province is unoccupied and nobody else tries to enter at the same time. Every time you capture a supply center (are in at the end of autumn) you can build a new unit in an available supply center WITHIN YOUR OWN COUNTRY. Armies can only move on land, and ships can move in water as well as coastal provinces such as Anchorage or Greenland Support move: A unit in an adjacent province to that being invaded can support the advance. A fleet cannot support an inland advance but can support on the seas or in coastal areas. Support hold: Similar to support move, but instead of supporting an invasion, the supporting unit, which must be adjacent to the unit being supported, can reinforce the latter's line of defense, potentially preventing an enemy invasion Convoy: In order to move armies across water, a player must have a line of ships all with orders to convoy a unit. For instance, if an army's orders were to move from South Carolina to Haiti, a ship would have to convoy Hold: A unit holds and does nothing. This is the default order
28 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: ah thnks
28 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: If you guys let me win, Ill give you all some free Cocaine
28 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: Oh cool
28 Jan 19 UTC	Spring, 1999: I
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: Gonna make this easier for everyone since we have a few unfamiliar faces to everybody but me. British Columbia: Bobby Lewis California: Tanner Pittman Florida: Alex Bugielski The Heartland: Sean Moses Mexico: Brennan Pankratz New York: Aaron Mittelstadt Peru: Jared Penny Quebec: Oliver Musser Texas: Caitlin Salerno Cuba: Will Hottenstein
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: (Sending this so I have everyone's names) Bobby is British Columbia Tanner is California Alex is Florida I’m The Heartland Brennan is Mexico Aaron is New York You’re Peru Oliver is Quebec Caitlin is Texas Will is Cuba
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: Just save it in your phone my guy
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: hello
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: Greetings Stadt
28 Jan 19 UTC	Autumn, 1999: greetings