http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=146510

There's gotta be some DW fans out there. Anybody watch the premiere last night?? What do y'all think of Capaldi? Personally, I LOVE HIM

See below.

Is the time in 24 hour time or 12 hour time? the inclusion of the ":" always confuses me.

gameID=146471
FAE 1 day phase 25 point buy in.

If you hate me and you know it come lose your points.

gameID=144344 needs a replacement French player. Good chance at a solo with some careful maneuvering.

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I know diplomacy was originally designed as a game to win, but this site and the points and GR seemed to have changed the way you can look at the game.
How do people feel about being a good ally? For example, 5 player left in a game m and 3 are on one side while two are on the other. It's pretty much a stalemate unless one of the sides is willing to stab the other. Should one always stab, or is there something to be said about being a good ally to the end?

Discuss--

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-28892073

Now where have we seen that tried and failed ...... grow up India.
Ever considered the reason why there seems to be a problem is because people like drinking alcohol and that's why the ban won't work dickheads

Howdy folks,

I've noticed that all the Fall of the American Empire IV games are either extremely fast (5 minute rounds) or extremely slow (3 day rounds). Could anyone explain the apparent disinterest in 1-day-round games for this variant?

How long does a pieces have to be on an SC to claim it?

fancy a 50 live (5 min) no messaging ancient variant game?
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There's something that I'm not totally clear on.

Living in Australia, it's hard to get in to many live games. Would there be interest in a Sunday morning AEST live game tomorrow? (that's the east coast of Australia for those playing at home).

What are your views on "internal criticism", as introduced here:

http://webdiplomacy.net/forum.php?threadID=1175891#1176008

Does it matter if the price is the same?

See below.

I am playing a game currently where a player is believing that his "ally" won't stab him even though his ally is well on their way to a solo and the gullible player is tied up fighting me. I am trying to organize against the solo threat but gullible prevails. Any tips for gullible players?

Austria, please take down your draw vote.

"It's immoral to bring them into the world"

That's the opinion of Richard Dawkins - and possibly a somewhat controversial opinion at that.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-ouch-28879659

I see a vote "pause" button. How does that work? I need a definition for the glossary I'm working on:
http://jimbursch.com/webDiplomacy/glossary.php

That is all.

or not?

I'm looking to start a classic game with 3-5 day phases. I'm currently thinking about a 100+ point buy-in, but I can definitely bend on that. I only ask that you be able to explain any CDs on your record as either a live game or some sort of extenuating circumstance. Anyone interested?

Quint's USS Indianapolis speech. Don't try to argue, no other scene in any movie comes close.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9S41Kplsbs

http://mic.com/articles/95998/days-after-michael-brown-s-death-ferguson-looks-like-a-war-zone?utm_source=policymicTBLR&utm_medium=main&utm_campaign=social

Race riots. Ironic too that they're happening in St. Louis, one of the only cities that didn't have much violence back in the 60s. The police couldn't resist.

Who's in?
WTA,24 hour anon,50pt

Anybody have any knowledge about this? I was thinking of joining but don't know many of the requirements. The marines page doesn't provide much. Just curious if anyone here took that path.

Suppose an English army unit is at Holland and is attacked by German unit from Kiel with support from Ruhr and Belgium. In normal case it is forced to disband because it doesn't have anywhere to retreat to.
But what if we allow the English fleet at north sea to convoy the retreating army unit to some place; say Edinburgh?
Is this feasible? If yes, then how will it affect the game overall?

What's the right approach when a player refuses to draw?