Finished: 07 PM Tue 22 Feb 11 UTC
Supremacy-2
12 hours /phase
Pot: 50 D - Autumn, 8, Finished
The Ancient Mediterranean, Anonymous players, Survivors-Win Scoring
1 excused missed turn
Game drawn

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09 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 2: Hi hows about you Join egypt and me ? we remove rome and in effect strangle out persia .. leaving us three ...
09 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 2: I already planned to leave leptis alone so I'm on board
15 Feb 11 UTC Autumn, 5: It's almost like Greece WANTS to give Rome the solo.
16 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 6: Im prettty sure something fishy is between those two we must just make sure we are building quick
19 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 7: What a shock, Rome is moving on Athens. Greece, I am not threatening you, never have threatened you, and won't threaten you. Can you please move to defend yourself.
19 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 7: Who said Im moving on Greece?
19 Feb 11 UTC Autumn, 7: Let's not pretend now Rome.
19 Feb 11 UTC Autumn, 7: Hi You must be confusing me for someone ..
19 Feb 11 UTC Autumn, 7: I'm truly offended
21 Feb 11 UTC Spring, 8: If you don't pull back from my front Greece I will throw the game to Rome.
21 Feb 11 UTC What you saying is if you don't start attacking Rome, I'm going to let Rome win?
21 Feb 11 UTC I haven't made any agressive moves on Greece, Rome, and have no chance at going for the solo. There is very little chance you can break through my front in the south as well Rome. However, Greece seems to think leaving 3-4 centres unprotected against you is a great idea.
21 Feb 11 UTC The easiest way to give Greece the solo would be vacate your own SC, Egypt. So do that, Egypt. Then the game, Egypt, will be over. Egypt.
21 Feb 11 UTC Give greece the solo? Or Rome the solo? I'm not particularly fond with how often you seem to confuse which power you play Rome.