| DC 312 Fall 1904 adjucation - untitled36 (Apr 23, 2010, 8:20 am) |
I'm going to have a slight delay getting this out. But remeber that germany taking hol means germany gets 2 builds, and england breaks even. Adjucation will be out later.
John
[Reply] |
| DC317; The German War Cabinet in session - packrat (Apr 23, 2010, 7:58 am) |
More than likely the meeting was more about kitchen cabinets than a
war cabinet. As we can see from the Kaiser's grasp of history his air
force will ultimately be like his diplomacy - little more than a bunch of
hot air with little substance. Perhaps it should be called an air fArce?
The French High Command (and sometimes they are) also suggests
that the sour kraut not give up his day job. Especially since we are
counting on his staying in power to complete our assimilation of the
German wastelands.
From: Douglas Fresh <douglasefresh(at)googlemail.com>
To: Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com>
Cc: Darryl Good <dipknight(at)gmail.com>; olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com; dadidea(at)gmail.com; MDemagogue(at)gmail.com; nephilli99(at)hotmail.com; phantomas13(at)orange.fr; blitz(at)diplomaticcorp.com; dc317(at)diplomaticcorp.com
Sent: Fri, April 23, 2010 4:25:56 AM
Subject: DC317; The German War Cabinet in session
Kaiser Fresh looked up from his desk, alarmed, as his adjutant opened the door - once again without knocking.
"The War Cabinet has arrived Sir!"
Hurriedly concealing a pamphlet entitled "Diplomacy for Amateurs" beneath the muddle of papers, the Kaiser adopted an expression that he hoped appeared both stern and welcoming.
Admiral Turgidz and the others took their seats
"A message from the French, Sir!"
The Kaiser looked aghast;
"They haven't ruined the lawns again have they?!"
"No Sir, the French have abandoned that method of communication"
The Kaiser breathed a sigh of relief,
"Thank goodness! - My boots were ruined after stamping out the last one - what method have they adopted this time?"
The Adjutant looked mildly perplexed.
"Our code breakers are working on it now Sir - the French missive was written using the dismembered body parts of one of those sad clowns, scattered about the grounds of the Reichstag, Sir!"
"I really can't keep up with their fashions! - What do they say?"
"It's hard to tell Sir, but apparently the French are warning us against the dangers of making friends with ourselves, Sir"
The Kaiser frowned.
"They may well have a point ... There's only one thing for it!"
The War Cabinet looked on expectantly
"...We must capitulate to the Russians!"
The War Cabinet rolled it's collective eyes, then silently scowled at the adjutant until he felt compelled to respond;
"If I may Sir, Perhaps another line of strategy might be adopted this time... In any case, you know that every time we try to capitulate to the Russians, our Generals pretend they haven't received the order, Sir"
Admiral Turgidz butted in;
"There is also the urgent matter of our Fleet in the North Sea, Sir!"
Not to be outdone, Field Marshal Belcher piped up;
"And I trust you have a plan regarding the raising of a new army, Sir?"
At that, the Kaiser's eyes gleamed.
"Yes indeed Field Marshal! You must contact the factory in Kiel immediately and tell them.... to build an airforce!"
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com> wrote:
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship.[Reply] |
| 1648 091010: Summer 1657 Retreats - charlesf (Apr 23, 2010, 6:21 am) |
Hallo zusammen,
I'm adjucating early since all the necessary orders and DIAS votes are
in. The latest DIAS proposal fails as those previously submitted.
The English Admirality has chosen to scuttle its White Sea squadron,
while the Ottoman Corps on the Polish front repairs to Königsberg.
The Fall 1657 prelims are due on Monday and the final deadline shall
follow on 28 April, 6 PM CET.
Liebe Grüsse,
Charles
----------
PLAYERS:
AUSTRIA: Mike Hoffman <mrh(at)panix.com>
DENMARK-NORWAY: Marc
Ellinger <mellinger(at)blitzbardgett.com> (eliminated Winter
1653)
ENGLAND: Harvey Morris <hmtucaz(at)gmail.com>
FRANCE: Nigel Phillips <nephilli99(at)hotmail.com>
POLAND-LITHUANIA: Jorge
Saralegui <jmsaralegui(at)gmail.com>
RUSSIA: Mikael Johansson <m_don_j(at)hotmail.com> (eliminated Winter 1650)
SPAIN: Dirk Knemeyer <dirk(at)knemeyer.com>
SWEDEN: Matthew Kelly
<kelly058(at)verizon.net> (joined Winter 1652)
TURKEY: Aidan
Slattery <AiSlattery(at)aol.com>
PROCLAMATIONS:
o ENGLISH FLEET SCUTTLED
o JANISSARIES SEEK REFUGE IN KÖNIGSBERG
PRESS: None. 
RETREATS:
England:
disband F Novgorod(nc)
Turkey:
A Greater Poland - Prussia
SUPPLY CENTER OWNERSHIP
(Winter 1656):
Austria(6): Bavaria, Prague, Saxony, Trieste, Venice,
Vienna.
England( : Abo, Bristol, Christiania, Ireland, London,
Novgorod, Scotland, Stockholm.
France(14): Brest, Copenhagen, Flanders,
Holstein, Lorraine, Lower Saxony, Marseilles, Paris, Rhineland-Westphalia,
Savoy, Swabia, Switzerland, United Provinces, Tuscany.
Poland-Lithuania(:
Courland, Cracow, Moscow, Prussia, Riga, Vilna, Voronezh,
Warsaw.
Spain(: Algiers, Madrid, Morocco, Naples, Papal States,
Portugal, Seville, Tunis.
Sweden(3): Brandenburg, Mecklenburg,
Stettin.
Turkey(11): Belgrade, Candia, Constantinople, Crimea, Damascus,
Moldavia, Persia, Transylvania, Turkestan, Ukraine, Wallachia.
DEADLINE
SCHEDULE: (all orders are due NLT 6PM CET (i.e. GMT+1)...not local
time)
o Fall 1657 Moves: (26) 28 April
o Winter 1657 Retreats/Adjustments: 30 April
o Spring 1658 Moves: (10) 12 May (subject to
absences)
o Summer 1658 Retreats: 14 May (subject to
absences)
o Fall 1658 Moves: (17) 19 May (subject to
absences)
MAP:[Reply] |
| DC317; The German War Cabinet in session - Nigs (Apr 23, 2010, 6:16 am) |
Message from the front:
1) The Germans are really being ordered to retreat by their High Command. Unfortunately our spies have been too successful at infiltrating, so the order is in Russian, and their maps are the wrong way round, so they keep retreating eastwards.
2)The Germans have found a use for the copious amounts of hot air generated: Air Fleet Kiel is to be Zeppelin based.
3)The sneaky English have managed to outlast the austrians by prolonging weekends to 7 days. The French won't attack at the weekend, and the Germans keep heading west the wrong way.
4) The mission to assassinate the german leader and install a Fresh Kaiser has fallen foul of german grammar.
Tzar Nigs
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:25:56 +0100
Subject: DC317; The German War Cabinet in session
From: douglasefresh(at)googlemail.com
To: brn2dip(at)yahoo.com
CC: dipknight(at)gmail.com; olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com; dadidea(at)gmail.com; MDemagogue(at)gmail.com; nephilli99(at)hotmail.com; phantomas13(at)orange.fr; blitz(at)diplomaticcorp.com; dc317(at)diplomaticcorp.com
Kaiser Fresh looked up from his desk, alarmed, as his adjutant opened the door - once again without knocking.
"The War Cabinet has arrived Sir!"
Hurriedly concealing a pamphlet entitled "Diplomacy for Amateurs" beneath the muddle of papers, the Kaiser adopted an expression that he hoped appeared both stern and welcoming.
Admiral Turgidz and the others took their seats
"A message from the French, Sir!"
The Kaiser looked aghast;
"They haven't ruined the lawns again have they?!"
"No Sir, the French have abandoned that method of communication"
The Kaiser breathed a sigh of relief,
"Thank goodness! - My boots were ruined after stamping out the last one - what method have they adopted this time?"
The Adjutant looked mildly perplexed.
"Our code breakers are working on it now Sir - the French missive was written using the dismembered body parts of one of those sad clowns, scattered about the grounds of the Reichstag, Sir!"
"I really can't keep up with their fashions! - What do they say?"
"It's hard to tell Sir, but apparently the French are warning us against the dangers of making friends with ourselves, Sir"
The Kaiser frowned.
"They may well have a point ... There's only one thing for it!"
The War Cabinet looked on expectantly
"...We must capitulate to the Russians!"
The War Cabinet rolled it's collective eyes, then silently scowled at the adjutant until he felt compelled to respond;
"If I may Sir, Perhaps another line of strategy might be adopted this time... In any case, you know that every time we try to capitulate to the Russians, our Generals pretend they haven't received the order, Sir"
Admiral Turgidz butted in;
"There is also the urgent matter of our Fleet in the North Sea, Sir!"
Not to be outdone, Field Marshal Belcher piped up;
"And I trust you have a plan regarding the raising of a new army, Sir?"
At that, the Kaiser's eyes gleamed.
"Yes indeed Field Marshal! You must contact the factory in Kiel immediately and tell them.... to build an airforce!"
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com> wrote:
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship.
Get a new e-mail account with Hotmail - Free. Sign-up now.[Reply] |
| 1648 091010: Spring 1657 Moves - Correction - charlesf (Apr 23, 2010, 5:02 am) |
I'm afraid a mistake crept into the past
adjucation. Apparently by misclick I managed to enter "A Trieste - Greater
Poland" rather than Mike's actual order "A Trieste Supports A Venice Hold".
Thanks, Mike, for pointing that out. Not that it makes any material difference,
but we obviously want an entirely correct record. You players checking things
over is the last line of defence against such snafus.
Anyway, you'll find the corrected adjucation further below.
----------
Hallo zusammen,
well, Novgorod must now be no more than a heap of rubbles. The city has now
changed hands six times over the past decade and perhaps the suffering
inhabitants shall now find some peace under Polish rule.
John II Casimir also will have received welcome news from his naval
commanders as a Polish squadron has for the very first time (in variant history,
I might add) made a successful naval sortie.
The territorial status quo in Germany remains much the same, yet in Italy
the old order has taken another hit as the Spanish viceroy in Naples chose to
pack his bags rather than trying to mount a spirited defence against the
oncoming Ottoman hordes.
Well, I hope Bayern Munich will display more of the élan the Turks have
shown (and they've got the Turkish player Altintop in their ranks!) than them
simply surrending the midfield to Olympique Lyon in the manner Spain has
relinquished Italy. Okay, totally specious analogy... I'm just looking forward
to tonight's game! 
The Summer deadline follows on Friday, while the Fall 1657 prelims are due
on Monday and the final deadline shall follow on 28 April, 6 PM
CET.
Liebe Grüsse,
Charles
----------
PLAYERS:
AUSTRIA: Mike Hoffman <mrh(at)panix.com>
DENMARK-NORWAY: Marc
Ellinger <mellinger(at)blitzbardgett.com> (eliminated Winter
1653)
ENGLAND: Harvey Morris <hmtucaz(at)gmail.com>
FRANCE: Nigel Phillips <nephilli99(at)hotmail.com>
POLAND-LITHUANIA: Jorge
Saralegui <jmsaralegui(at)gmail.com>
RUSSIA: Mikael Johansson <m_don_j(at)hotmail.com> (eliminated Winter 1650)
SPAIN: Dirk Knemeyer <dirk(at)knemeyer.com>
SWEDEN: Matthew Kelly
<kelly058(at)verizon.net> (joined Winter 1652)
TURKEY: Aidan
Slattery <AiSlattery(at)aol.com>
PROCLAMATIONS:
o CROMWELL REFUSES THE OFFERED CROWN, PREFERS
TO REMAIN LORD PROTECTOR
o AUSTRIANS WARD OFF FRENCH ATTACK ON
VENICE
o FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAVIES SKIRMISH IN NORTH SEA
WATERS
o BOURBON TROOPS CROSS PYRENEES
o POLES MOVE INTO NOW FAMILIAR NOVGOROD
QUARTERS
o SPANIARDS ABANDON KINGDOM OF NAPLES
o SWEDES DEFEAT HEATHEN HOST
o SULTAN REJOICES AT MEDITERRANEAN
BREAKTHROUGH
PRESS: None.
ORDERS:
Austria:
A Bavaria Supports A Saxony
A Prague Supports A Saxony
A
Saxony Supports A Greater Poland - Brandenburg (*Cut*)
A Trieste Supports A
Venice
A Tyrolia Supports A Venice
A Venice Supports A Tyrolia
(*Cut*)
England:
F Bristol - Irish Sea
F Gulf of Bothnia Hold
F Lake
Ladoga - Abo
A Lapland - Bohuslan
F Norwegian Sea - North Sea
(*Bounce*)
F Novgorod(nc) - Norwegian Sea (*Dislodged*)
A Permia -
Novgorod (*Fails*)
A Siberia Hold (*Disbanded*)
France:
F Brest - Cantabrian Sea
F Copenhagen - Holstein(ec)
F
Flanders - North Sea (*Bounce*)
A Gascony Supports A Marseilles - Aragon
A
Hesse - Saxony (*Fails*)
F Holstein(wc) - Helgoland Bight
A Lombardy
Supports A Switzerland
A Lorraine Supports A Swabia
A Lower Saxony
Supports A Hesse - Saxony
A Marseilles - Aragon
A Swabia Supports A Hesse
- Saxony
A Switzerland Supports A Tuscany - Venice
A Tuscany - Venice
(*Fails*)
A United Provinces Supports A Lower Saxony
Poland-Lithuania:
F Courland - Baltic Sea
A Cracow - Warsaw
A
Ingria - Novgorod
A Moscow - Siberia
A Prussia - Samogitia
A Pskov
Supports A Ingria - Novgorod
A Riga - Courland
A Smolensk Supports A
Ingria - Novgorod
Spain:
A Algiers - Morocco
A Aragon - Leon
A Madrid Supports A
Aragon - Leon
F Naples - Tyrrhenian Sea
F Papal States(ec) Hold
F
Sardinia - Western Mediterranean
F Tunis - Algiers
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Gulf
of Lion
Sweden:
F Baltic Sea - Greater Poland
A Brandenburg Supports F
Baltic Sea - Greater Poland
A Mecklenburg Supports A Brandenburg
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Supports F Ionian Sea - Naples
F Aegean Sea
Supports F Egypt - Ionian Sea
A Croatia Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean
Supports F Egypt - Ionian Sea
F Egypt - Ionian Sea
A Greater Poland -
Brandenburg (*Dislodged*)
F Illyria Supports F Adriatic Sea
F Ionian Sea -
Naples
F Sicily Supports F Ionian Sea - Naples
A Silesia Supports A
Greater Poland - Brandenburg
A Turkestan Supports A Moscow - Siberia
PENDING RETREATS:
Turkish A Greater Poland can retreat to Prussia, Cracow or OTB.
English
F Novgorod(nc) can retreat to Karelia(nc) or OTB.
SUPPLY CENTER OWNERSHIP
(Winter 1656):
Austria(6): Bavaria, Prague, Saxony, Trieste, Venice,
Vienna.
England(: Abo, Bristol, Christiania, Ireland, London,
Novgorod, Scotland, Stockholm.
France(14): Brest, Copenhagen, Flanders,
Holstein, Lorraine, Lower Saxony, Marseilles, Paris, Rhineland-Westphalia,
Savoy, Swabia, Switzerland, United Provinces, Tuscany.
Poland-Lithuania(:
Courland, Cracow, Moscow, Prussia, Riga, Vilna, Voronezh,
Warsaw.
Spain(: Algiers, Madrid, Morocco, Naples, Papal States,
Portugal, Seville, Tunis.
Sweden(3): Brandenburg, Mecklenburg,
Stettin.
Turkey(11): Belgrade, Candia, Constantinople, Crimea, Damascus,
Moldavia, Persia, Transylvania, Turkestan, Ukraine, Wallachia.
DEADLINE
SCHEDULE: (all orders are due NLT 6PM CET (i.e. GMT+1)...not local
time)
o Summer 1657 Retreats: 23 April
o Fall 1657 Moves: 28 April
o Winter 1657 Retreats/Adjustments: 30 April
o Spring 1658 Moves: (10) 12 May (subject to
absences)
o Summer 1658 Retreats: 14 May (subject to
absences)
o Fall 1658 Moves: (17) 19 May (subject to
absences)
ORDERS MAP:
RESULTS MAP:[Reply] |
| DC317; The German War Cabinet in session - Douglas_E_Fresh (Apr 23, 2010, 3:25 am) |
Kaiser Fresh looked up from his desk, alarmed, as his adjutant opened the door - once again without knocking.
"The War Cabinet has arrived Sir!"
Hurriedly concealing a pamphlet entitled "Diplomacy for Amateurs" beneath the muddle of papers, the Kaiser adopted an expression that he hoped appeared both stern and welcoming.
Admiral Turgidz and the others took their seats
"A message from the French, Sir!"
The Kaiser looked aghast;
"They haven't ruined the lawns again have they?!"
"No Sir, the French have abandoned that method of communication"
The Kaiser breathed a sigh of relief,
"Thank goodness! - My boots were ruined after stamping out the last one - what method have they adopted this time?"
The Adjutant looked mildly perplexed.
"Our code breakers are working on it now Sir - the French missive was written using the dismembered body parts of one of those sad clowns, scattered about the grounds of the Reichstag, Sir!"
"I really can't keep up with their fashions! - What do they say?"
"It's hard to tell Sir, but apparently the French are warning us against the dangers of making friends with ourselves, Sir"
The Kaiser frowned.
"They may well have a point ... There's only one thing for it!"
The War Cabinet looked on expectantly
"...We must capitulate to the Russians!"
The War Cabinet rolled it's collective eyes, then silently scowled at the adjutant until he felt compelled to respond;
"If I may Sir, Perhaps another line of strategy might be adopted this time... In any case, you know that every time we try to capitulate to the Russians, our Generals pretend they haven't received the order, Sir"
Admiral Turgidz butted in;
"There is also the urgent matter of our Fleet in the North Sea, Sir!"
Not to be outdone, Field Marshal Belcher piped up;
"And I trust you have a plan regarding the raising of a new army, Sir?"
At that, the Kaiser's eyes gleamed.
"Yes indeed Field Marshal! You must contact the factory in Kiel immediately and tell them.... to build an airforce!"
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com> wrote:
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship.[Reply] |
| DC317; The German War Cabinet in session (Winter Blitz) Nigs Apr 23, 06:16 am |
Message from the front:
1) The Germans are really being ordered to retreat by their High Command. Unfortunately our spies have been too successful at infiltrating, so the order is in Russian, and their maps are the wrong way round, so they keep retreating eastwards.
2)The Germans have found a use for the copious amounts of hot air generated: Air Fleet Kiel is to be Zeppelin based.
3)The sneaky English have managed to outlast the austrians by prolonging weekends to 7 days. The French won't attack at the weekend, and the Germans keep heading west the wrong way.
4) The mission to assassinate the german leader and install a Fresh Kaiser has fallen foul of german grammar.
Tzar Nigs
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:25:56 +0100
Subject: DC317; The German War Cabinet in session
From: douglasefresh(at)googlemail.com
To: brn2dip(at)yahoo.com
CC: dipknight(at)gmail.com; olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com; dadidea(at)gmail.com; MDemagogue(at)gmail.com; nephilli99(at)hotmail.com; phantomas13(at)orange.fr; blitz(at)diplomaticcorp.com; dc317(at)diplomaticcorp.com
Kaiser Fresh looked up from his desk, alarmed, as his adjutant opened the door - once again without knocking.
"The War Cabinet has arrived Sir!"
Hurriedly concealing a pamphlet entitled "Diplomacy for Amateurs" beneath the muddle of papers, the Kaiser adopted an expression that he hoped appeared both stern and welcoming.
Admiral Turgidz and the others took their seats
"A message from the French, Sir!"
The Kaiser looked aghast;
"They haven't ruined the lawns again have they?!"
"No Sir, the French have abandoned that method of communication"
The Kaiser breathed a sigh of relief,
"Thank goodness! - My boots were ruined after stamping out the last one - what method have they adopted this time?"
The Adjutant looked mildly perplexed.
"Our code breakers are working on it now Sir - the French missive was written using the dismembered body parts of one of those sad clowns, scattered about the grounds of the Reichstag, Sir!"
"I really can't keep up with their fashions! - What do they say?"
"It's hard to tell Sir, but apparently the French are warning us against the dangers of making friends with ourselves, Sir"
The Kaiser frowned.
"They may well have a point ... There's only one thing for it!"
The War Cabinet looked on expectantly
"...We must capitulate to the Russians!"
The War Cabinet rolled it's collective eyes, then silently scowled at the adjutant until he felt compelled to respond;
"If I may Sir, Perhaps another line of strategy might be adopted this time... In any case, you know that every time we try to capitulate to the Russians, our Generals pretend they haven't received the order, Sir"
Admiral Turgidz butted in;
"There is also the urgent matter of our Fleet in the North Sea, Sir!"
Not to be outdone, Field Marshal Belcher piped up;
"And I trust you have a plan regarding the raising of a new army, Sir?"
At that, the Kaiser's eyes gleamed.
"Yes indeed Field Marshal! You must contact the factory in Kiel immediately and tell them.... to build an airforce!"
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com> wrote:
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship.
Get a new e-mail account with Hotmail - Free. Sign-up now. |
| 1648 091010: Summer 1657 Retreats (Winter Blitz) charlesf Apr 23, 06:21 am |
Hallo zusammen,
I'm adjucating early since all the necessary orders and DIAS votes are
in. The latest DIAS proposal fails as those previously submitted.
The English Admirality has chosen to scuttle its White Sea squadron,
while the Ottoman Corps on the Polish front repairs to Königsberg.
The Fall 1657 prelims are due on Monday and the final deadline shall
follow on 28 April, 6 PM CET.
Liebe Grüsse,
Charles
----------
PLAYERS:
AUSTRIA: Mike Hoffman <mrh(at)panix.com>
DENMARK-NORWAY: Marc
Ellinger <mellinger(at)blitzbardgett.com> (eliminated Winter
1653)
ENGLAND: Harvey Morris <hmtucaz(at)gmail.com>
FRANCE: Nigel Phillips <nephilli99(at)hotmail.com>
POLAND-LITHUANIA: Jorge
Saralegui <jmsaralegui(at)gmail.com>
RUSSIA: Mikael Johansson <m_don_j(at)hotmail.com> (eliminated Winter 1650)
SPAIN: Dirk Knemeyer <dirk(at)knemeyer.com>
SWEDEN: Matthew Kelly
<kelly058(at)verizon.net> (joined Winter 1652)
TURKEY: Aidan
Slattery <AiSlattery(at)aol.com>
PROCLAMATIONS:
o ENGLISH FLEET SCUTTLED
o JANISSARIES SEEK REFUGE IN KÖNIGSBERG
PRESS: None.
RETREATS:
England:
disband F Novgorod(nc)
Turkey:
A Greater Poland - Prussia
SUPPLY CENTER OWNERSHIP
(Winter 1656):
Austria(6): Bavaria, Prague, Saxony, Trieste, Venice,
Vienna.
England(: Abo, Bristol, Christiania, Ireland, London,
Novgorod, Scotland, Stockholm.
France(14): Brest, Copenhagen, Flanders,
Holstein, Lorraine, Lower Saxony, Marseilles, Paris, Rhineland-Westphalia,
Savoy, Swabia, Switzerland, United Provinces, Tuscany.
Poland-Lithuania(:
Courland, Cracow, Moscow, Prussia, Riga, Vilna, Voronezh,
Warsaw.
Spain(: Algiers, Madrid, Morocco, Naples, Papal States,
Portugal, Seville, Tunis.
Sweden(3): Brandenburg, Mecklenburg,
Stettin.
Turkey(11): Belgrade, Candia, Constantinople, Crimea, Damascus,
Moldavia, Persia, Transylvania, Turkestan, Ukraine, Wallachia.
DEADLINE
SCHEDULE: (all orders are due NLT 6PM CET (i.e. GMT+1)...not local
time)
o Fall 1657 Moves: (26) 28 April
o Winter 1657 Retreats/Adjustments: 30 April
o Spring 1658 Moves: (10) 12 May (subject to
absences)
o Summer 1658 Retreats: 14 May (subject to
absences)
o Fall 1658 Moves: (17) 19 May (subject to
absences)
MAP: |
| DC317; The German War Cabinet in session (Winter Blitz) packrat Apr 23, 07:58 am |
More than likely the meeting was more about kitchen cabinets than a
war cabinet. As we can see from the Kaiser's grasp of history his air
force will ultimately be like his diplomacy - little more than a bunch of
hot air with little substance. Perhaps it should be called an air fArce?
The French High Command (and sometimes they are) also suggests
that the sour kraut not give up his day job. Especially since we are
counting on his staying in power to complete our assimilation of the
German wastelands.
From: Douglas Fresh <douglasefresh(at)googlemail.com>
To: Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com>
Cc: Darryl Good <dipknight(at)gmail.com>; olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com; dadidea(at)gmail.com; MDemagogue(at)gmail.com; nephilli99(at)hotmail.com; phantomas13(at)orange.fr; blitz(at)diplomaticcorp.com; dc317(at)diplomaticcorp.com
Sent: Fri, April 23, 2010 4:25:56 AM
Subject: DC317; The German War Cabinet in session
Kaiser Fresh looked up from his desk, alarmed, as his adjutant opened the door - once again without knocking.
"The War Cabinet has arrived Sir!"
Hurriedly concealing a pamphlet entitled "Diplomacy for Amateurs" beneath the muddle of papers, the Kaiser adopted an expression that he hoped appeared both stern and welcoming.
Admiral Turgidz and the others took their seats
"A message from the French, Sir!"
The Kaiser looked aghast;
"They haven't ruined the lawns again have they?!"
"No Sir, the French have abandoned that method of communication"
The Kaiser breathed a sigh of relief,
"Thank goodness! - My boots were ruined after stamping out the last one - what method have they adopted this time?"
The Adjutant looked mildly perplexed.
"Our code breakers are working on it now Sir - the French missive was written using the dismembered body parts of one of those sad clowns, scattered about the grounds of the Reichstag, Sir!"
"I really can't keep up with their fashions! - What do they say?"
"It's hard to tell Sir, but apparently the French are warning us against the dangers of making friends with ourselves, Sir"
The Kaiser frowned.
"They may well have a point ... There's only one thing for it!"
The War Cabinet looked on expectantly
"...We must capitulate to the Russians!"
The War Cabinet rolled it's collective eyes, then silently scowled at the adjutant until he felt compelled to respond;
"If I may Sir, Perhaps another line of strategy might be adopted this time... In any case, you know that every time we try to capitulate to the Russians, our Generals pretend they haven't received the order, Sir"
Admiral Turgidz butted in;
"There is also the urgent matter of our Fleet in the North Sea, Sir!"
Not to be outdone, Field Marshal Belcher piped up;
"And I trust you have a plan regarding the raising of a new army, Sir?"
At that, the Kaiser's eyes gleamed.
"Yes indeed Field Marshal! You must contact the factory in Kiel immediately and tell them.... to build an airforce!"
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 2:12 AM, Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com> wrote:
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship. |
| dc-316 fall 1904 results! - mruhlen (Apr 22, 2010, 10:48 pm) |
Apologies for the nmr's...been an insane week.
[Reply] |
| DC 323 1898 Game Start - derekthefeared2 (Apr 22, 2010, 10:33 pm) |
| Ignore the name of the prior e-mail. Had some issues with my mail and forgot to change the name after copying the e-mail. Anyway, game on. [Reply] |
| maps - derekthefeared2 (Apr 22, 2010, 10:30 pm) |
Once again welcome to the game. Here are your country assignments. I was able to give everyone one of their first 2 choices.
isaac.zinner(at)gmail.com Germany
olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com Turkey
uofakronmb(at)aol.com Russia
m_don_j(at)hotmail.com Italy
sean_o_donnell(at)hotmail.com England
sun.chung(at)gmail.com France
matthew.kremer(at)yale.edu Austria
This game will follow the DC house rules. They can be found in the link below.
http://www.diplomaticcorp.com/info.php?type=houserules
As previous mentioned this will be an 1898 varient. It will use the standard starting home centers and starting units. Home centers other than your home centers will be claimed at the end of year 2. At the end of year any centers that you control will become your home centers for the rest of the game. They will be your only home centers. A starting map is attached as a gif and as a realpolitik file.
The first deadline will be Friday April 30th at 3:00 PM US Eastern Standard Time. I highely recommend you all use prelims throughout the game. It would be very helpful to me if you could all include DC 323 in your e-mails. If possible please send your orders in the form (DC 323, Season, Year, Country) This will help with my e-mail filters.
Let me know if you have any questions. I look forward gming for you all. Best of luck and happy lying and backstabbing.[Reply] |
| DC309 Autumn 1902 results - mtombu (Apr 22, 2010, 10:21 pm) |
Hey All,
Adjustments are due tomorrow. Map and .dpy file are attached. Check for errors.
Players:
Austria: Phil <ilovethechiefs(at)gmail.com>
England: Andy <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>
France: Dan <ddz999cat23(at)yahoo.com>
Germany: Ray <mczet99(at)gmail.com>
Italy: Blue <blueinva(at)cox.net>
Russia: John <untitled36(at)yahoo.com>
Turkey: Nathan <ndeily(at)yahoo.com>
Orders as received:
Retreat A Bel - Pic
Orders as adjudicated by RP and me:
France:
A Belgium - Picardy
Adjustments:
Germany can build 2 units.Italy can build 1 unit.Russia can build one unit.
Best,
Mike[Reply] |
| DC317; French press - packrat (Apr 22, 2010, 8:12 pm) |
Dateline Paris:
The French High Command while reviewing the most recent battle damage would like
to congratulate Germany on their wonderful subterfuge that has apparently put France
and Italy at odds. At least that appears to be the intention. And yet, at the same time
the FHC had to pause and laugh out loud at the poor follow through of it all.
When you play multiple countries against each other you really need to be sure all your
moves work. YES! BEL to BUR should have been a potentially crippling blow and yet
Italy and Germany failed on the follow through and all was a bounce fest. The idea is
a wonderful one - get each to cut and move on the other and sit back and pick up the
pieces while moving in for the kill.
So, Italy -
would you prefer to work with the amateur Kaiser - or a French leader who
can turn this back around? Either way - peace or war - beware of German friendship.[Reply] |
| Dc 315: End of Game Proposal - AlanRFarrington (Apr 22, 2010, 8:11 pm) |
There is an end of game proposal on the board. England/France draw. All other players would get survivals. Please vote before the next SPRING turn.
Cheers,
Alan
The New Busy think 9 to 5 is a cute idea. Combine multiple calendars with Hotmail. Get busy.[Reply] |
| Dc 315: Fall 1904 Adjudication - AlanRFarrington (Apr 22, 2010, 8:08 pm) |
Hello Everybody,
Sorry this is so late but I actually have a great excuse this time: I was locked out of my room for the last 3 hours. A boatload of retreats so lets get those in and some builds depending on what the retreats look like.
Russian F Constantinople can retreat to Black Sea.
French A Munich can retreat to Burgundy or Ruhr or Silesia or
Bohemia.
Italian A Serbia can retreat to Albania.
French A Tunis can retreat to North Africa.
Next
Deadline:
Winter
1904 is due Friday, April 23rd at Midnight GMT (7:00pm EST)
Orders:
Austria:
A Budapest Supports A Bulgaria - Serbia
A Bulgaria - Serbia
A Vienna - Trieste
England:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Kiel - Berlin
F Denmark Supports A Holland - Kiel (*Cut*)
A Edinburgh - Holland
A Holland - Kiel
F Kiel - Berlin
A Livonia - Prussia
F North Sea Convoys A Edinburgh - Holland
F Norwegian Sea - Norway
France:
A Belgium Hold
F Gulf of Lyon - Tyrrhenian Sea
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean Supports F Spain(sc) - Western Mediterranean
A Munich - Tyrolia (*Dislodged*)
F Spain(sc) - Western Mediterranean
A Tunis Hold (*Dislodged*)
Germany:
A Berlin - Munich
F Helgoland Bight - Denmark (*Fails*)
Italy:
F Aegean Sea Supports A Smyrna - Constantinople
A Greece - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
F Ionian Sea Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tunis
A Serbia Supports A Bulgaria - Rumania (*Dislodged*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Berlin - Munich
F Western Mediterranean - Tunis
Russia:
F Black Sea - Ankara
F Constantinople Supports A Rumania - Bulgaria (*Dislodged*)
A Galicia - Warsaw
A Rumania - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
F St Petersburg(nc) - Barents Sea
A Ukraine - Moscow
Turkey:
A Smyrna - Constantinople
Status (If all retreats stay on the board):
Austria: Supp 4 Unit 3 Build 1
England: Supp 9 Unit 8 Build 1
France: Supp 6 Unit 7 Remove 1
Germany: Supp 1 Unit 2 Remove 1
Italy: Supp 6 Unit 6 Build 0
Russia: Supp 6 Unit 6 Build 0
Turkey: Supp 2 Unit 1 Build 1
Players:
Austria:
Jonathan Nichol (
jonathan(at)deepsheep.com )
England: Derek Eiler (
derekthefeared2(at)yahoo.com )
France: Maria Montes (
MariaMontes1990(at)hotmail.es )
Germany: Joe Payne ( josepayne(at)gmail.com
)
Italy: John Robillard ( john.robillard(at)telia.com )
Russia: Max
Victory ( Maxatrest(at)yahoo.co.uk )
Turkey: Dale Grantham (
dmg(at)earthlink.net )
See ya Tomorrow,
Alan Farrington
Hotmail has tools for the New Busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. Learn more.[Reply] |
| DC287 - Winter 2002 - Viper (Apr 22, 2010, 8:07 pm) |
OK, the map is done. Thanks for your patience.
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 3:31 PM, Diplomacy Gamemaster <worldwidegm(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Well, if it's not one thing, it's another... the program I use to make the maps has decided it won't work anymore. So, until I figure out what to do with that, here are the builds and we'll try to move forward from there. I'll get a map up as soon as I can.
Quebec:
Build A New York
Mexico:
Build F Anchorage
Amazon:
Disband F Caribbean Sea
Europe:
Disband F Ionian Sea
Russia:
Build A Nizhniy-Novgorod
Build F Oslo
Sahara:
Disband F Spain
Congo:
Build F Luanda
Build A Johannesburg
Persia:
No Adjustments Needed
China:
Build F Vladivostok
Oceania:
No Adjustments Needed
Next Deadline:
Spring 2003 will be due on Monday, April 26 at 1pm CDT[Reply] |
| DC313: Fall 1904 Adjudication - Samnuva (Apr 22, 2010, 8:03 pm) |
Isn't this amazing? An Adjudication that's on time! Germany NMRs (surprise), along with France (not surprise). Italy and Russia share in the destruction of Austria, while Turkey slides into Sevastopol behind Russia's back. Austria's F Tri can only retreat to the Adriatic, so I autoed it. Winter due tomorrow, normal time.
Adjustments:
Austria Removes 2
England Builds 1
France Removes 1
Germany Builds 1
Italy Builds 1
Russia Builds 1
Austria:
A Galicia - Ukraine (*Bounce*)
F Trieste Hold (*Dislodged*)
A Vienna Supports F Trieste
England:
F Edinburgh - Norwegian Sea (*Bounce*)
F English Channel - Belgium (*Fails*)
F Portugal Hold
France:
F Brest, no move received
A Gascony, no move received
A Paris, no move received
Germany:
A Belgium, no move received
A Burgundy, no move received
F Denmark, no move received
F Holland, no move received
A Munich, no move received
Italy:
F Ionian Sea Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea
A Marseilles Supports F Spain(sc) (*Ordered to Move*)
F Spain(sc) - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Tuscany - Gulf of Lyon
F Tyrrhenian Sea Supports F Ionian Sea
A Venice - Trieste
Russia:
A Budapest Supports F Rumania
F North Sea Hold
F Norway - Norwegian Sea (*Bounce*)
F Rumania Hold
A Sweden - Norway (*Fails*)
A Warsaw - Ukraine (*Bounce*)
Turkey:
F Albania Supports A Venice - Trieste
A Armenia - Sevastopol
F Black Sea Supports A Armenia - Sevastopol
A Bulgaria - Rumania (*Fails*)
F Greece Supports F Albania
A Serbia Supports A Bulgaria - Rumania
A Tyrolia Supports A Venice - Trieste
-Sam Buck[Reply] |
| DC-322 Spring 825 - TheWhiteWolf (Apr 22, 2010, 7:53 pm) |
Guys, Welcome to the Dark Ages! Yarrrr. This is a first play test of Version 4 of this game, so please keep that in mind. I'll be asking you all for EoGs on the game from a play perspective, and Ben will be soliciting opinions and comments on the game from a variant design perspective. The play test nature of this game will have one significant impact on how I GM this one - I will do my utmost to avoid
NMRs. I'd like you all to do the same. I'm fairly certain I don't have to say this, but don't skew the results by NMRing or disappearing, please. Now to the exciting stuff!
Players:
Anglos Steve "BD" Emmert <steve.emmert(at)cox.net>Bretons Darren McAdam-OConnell <dmcaoc(at)gmail.com>Scots Mike Morris <mikemorris101(at)yahoo.com>Danes Frank Bielschowsky <bielschowsky.f(at)googlemail.com>Gaels Scott "Packrat" Troemel <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com>Norse Benjamin Hester <screwtape777(at)gmail.com>Swedes Chris Martin <dance.scholar(at)gmail.com>
Orders:
Gaels: F Leinster - Manx SeaA Meath - UlsterF Ulster - Isle of Man
Scots: F Cait - Moray FirthF Circinn - BerniciaA Fortrenn - Dal Riada
Bretons: F Dyfed - Bristol ChannelA Gwynned - PowysA Powys - Hwicce
Norse: F Hordaland - Norwegian SeaF Rogaland - SkagerrakA Vestfold - Alvheim (*Bounce*)
AngloSaxons: F East Anglia - The WashF Hamptonshire - English ChannelA Kent - Sussex
Danes: F Jelling(wc) - North Frisian CoastA Ribe - SaxonyF Roskilde - Kattegat
Swedes: A Gotar - Alvheim (*Bounce*)A Lappland - JamtlandF Svear - Baltic Sea
Disposition (Units/SCs):
Gaels: (3/3)Armies - UlsFleets - Iom, Mxs
Scots: (3/3)Armies - DalFleets - Ber, Mof
Bretons: (3/3)Armies - Hwi, PowFleets -
Brc
Norse: (3/3)Armies - VesFleets - Nwg, Skg
AngloSaxons: (3/3)Armies - SusFleets - Ech, Was
Danes: (3/3)Armies - SaxFleets - Kat, Nfc
Swedes: (3/3)Armies - Got, JamFleets - Bal
Deadline:Fall 825 is due Thursday, 29 April at 6pm EDT (10pm GMT).
Any questions or complaints, bring them to my attention as soon as possible.Maps and RealPolitik file are attached.
Cheers, Andy I'm a Firefly fan and proud! Read my fiction:
http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1369632/[Reply] |
| DC317; Fall 1904 Results - dipknight (Apr 22, 2010, 7:39 pm) |
GM's remarks:
England survives another year; while Austria becomes the first to be eliminated.
Please remember as you consider your retreat and build/disband orders; only build orders can be conditional upon someone else's retreat, not someone else's build/disband order.
The Players:
Austria Eliminated Winter 1904
England phantomas jean-luc granier phantomas13(at)orange.fr
France packrat scott troemel brn2dip(at)yahoo.com
Germany Douglas_E_Fresh Douglas Fresh douglasefresh(at)gmail.com
Italy evapollo88 Greg Olson olson.gregoryscott(at)gmail.com
Russia Nigs Nigel Phillips nephilli99(at)hotmail.com
Turkey Jeremiah Jeremiah Lee dadidea(at)gmail.com
The Orders:
Austria:
F alb, no move received
England:
F wal, no move received
France:
A bur - mun (*Fails*)
F cly - edi (*Bounce*)
F eng Supports F lon - nth
F lon - nth
A mar - pie (*Bounce*)
F mao - wes
A trl Supports A bur - mun (*Cut*)
Germany:
F bal - bot
A bel - bur (*Bounce*)
A mun - bur (*Bounce*)
F nth - eng (*Dislodged*)
A nwy - stp (*Fails*)
F nwg - edi (*Bounce*)
A pru Supports A war
A war Hold
Italy:
F gre - bul(sc)
F ion - gre
F smy - con (*Dislodged*)
A tri Hold
F tys - lyo
A ven - pie (*Bounce*)
A vie - trl (*Fails*)
Russia:
A mos - sev (*Fails*)
A rum Supports F gre - bul(sc) (*Cut*)
A ser Supports F gre - bul(sc)
F sev - bla (*Fails*)
A stp - nwy (*Fails*)
A ukr Supports A mos - sev (*Fails*)
Turkey:
A arm Supports A con - smy
F bla - rum (*Fails*)
A bul Supports F alb - gre (*Dislodged*)
A con - smy
Retreats:
Turkish A Bulgaria can retreat to Constantinople or OTB
German F North Sea can retreat to Yorkshire, Skagerak, Denmark, Helgolan Blight, Holland, or OTB
Italian F Smyrna can retreat to Syria Eastern Med, Aegean Sea, or OTB
Centers and Unit Positions:
Austria:
Eliminated Winter 1904
England:
Centers (1) edi
Units: F wal
Build/Disband: 0
France:
Centers (7) bre lvp lon mar par por spa
Units: A bur F cly F eng A mar F nth A trl F wes
Build/Disband: 0
Germany:
Centers (9): bel ber den hol kie mun nwy swe war
Units: A bel F den F bot A mun A nwy F nwg A pru A war
Build/Disbands: +1
Italy:
Centers ( bul gre nap rom tri tun ven vie
Units: F aeg F bul(sc) F gre F lyo A tri A ven A vie
Build/Disband: +1
Russia:
Centers (6) bud, mos, rum, ser, sev, stp.
Units: A mos, A rum, A ser, F sev, A stp, A ukr
Build/Disband: 0
Turkey:
Centers (3) ank con smy
Units: A arm F bla A con A smy
Build/Disband: -1
Deadline:
1904 Autumn Retreats and Winter Build/Disband Orders: Friday; April 23, 24:00 Hrs GMT
Maps of the Orders, Results, and the Supply Recount; and the dpy file are attached for your use.[Reply] |
| DC 312 Fall 1904 adjucation - untitled36 (Apr 22, 2010, 6:27 pm) |
Germany pointed out that sometimes a little letter "d" makes a world of difference. A Rhur moved to HOL not hold. Revised maps attached. Sorry guys. It's been another busy day.
Sigh...
John
[Reply] |
| dc-316 fall 1904 results! - coryfucius (Apr 22, 2010, 5:17 pm) |
Unfortunately, France NMRs again...
Germany retakes Denmark from England and holds on to Sweden in the face of the combined E/R attack, but loses Munich to Russia. This leaves England even in centers, as England gains control of Holland, and also limits the German loss to St. Pete, which Russia reoccupied in the spring. Meanwhile, Italy guesses correctly (or Turkey guesses incorrectly) and picks up two vacated yellow centers.
There are two Autumn retreats due:
The English fleet in Denmark may retreat to Helgoland Bight, North Sea, or OTB.
The German army in Munich may retreat to Berlin, Burgundy, Ruhr, Tyrolia, or OTB.
Winter adjustments will be due as follows:
England: no change (build 1 if retreat OTB)
Germany: remove 1 (no change if retreat OTB)
Italy: build 2
Russia: build 1
Turkey: remove 2
Both the Autumn 1904 retreats and the Winter 1904 adjustments will be due tomorrow, Friday 4/23 at 3pm Central (US) / 21:00 GMT. Please keep in mind that you may submit conditional adjustment orders based on the retreats. Thanks!
Cory
-----
Fall 1904 results:
England:
F Denmark Supports A Holland - Kiel (*Dislodged*)
A Holland - Kiel (*Bounce*)
F North Sea - Edinburgh
F Norway Supports F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Wales - London
France: (NMR, GM orders Hold)
A Belgium Hold
F Brest Hold
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony Hold
F Norwegian Sea Hold
A Picardy Hold
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports A Kiel - Denmark
A Finland Supports F Sweden
A Kiel - Denmark
A Munich - Kiel (*Dislodged*)
F Sweden Supports A Kiel - Denmark (*Cut*)
Italy:
F Eastern Mediterranean - Smyrna
F Ionian Sea Supports A Serbia - Greece
A Rome - Apulia
A Serbia - Greece
A Trieste - Serbia
F Venice - Adriatic Sea
Russia:
F Black Sea - Bulgaria(ec) (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Rumania - Budapest
A Silesia - Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden (*Fails*)
A St Petersburg Supports F Norway
A Ukraine - Rumania
Turkey:
F Aegean Sea Supports A Bulgaria
A Bulgaria Hold
A Constantinople - Ankara
F Greece - Albania
A Smyrna - Armenia[Reply] |
| dc-316 fall 1904 results! (Winter Blitz) mruhlen Apr 22, 10:48 pm |
Apologies for the nmr's...been an insane week.
|
| [ACD-Games] ACD236/DC288: Balkans1860 Spring 1865... - Kenshi777 (Apr 22, 2010, 4:07 pm) |
oops - right maps, wrong DPY - here you go
On 4/22/10, Benjamin Hester wrote:
Bitola is the crossroads of the Balkans, a city populated by Turks,
Bulgars, Macedonians and Greeks. Yet in our Balkan Wars, none of
these will realize their claims, as a fifth player occupies the region
by strength of arms. The Serbian state, supported by Rumania, now
occupies the city astride the Dragor, and Serbian troops rest in the
shadow of Baba Mountain.
Italy continues their strategic withdrawal, but struggles to keep the
SC balance even, as they gain Salzburg, but lose control of Firenze
and Venezia. The dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary suffers the loss of
both of their capitals this season, as Wien and Budapest fall to the
Rumanian invaders. The Bulgarian navy advances at sea, occupying the
Thermaic Gulf, while the Greeks advance along their flanks. Greece
gains ground on one front and loses it on the other, as their drive up
the Italian peninsula continues unabated, but they suffer reverses in
the Aegean region.
Allen - A Wien has only one available retreat (Graz). I have done
this automatically - if you prefer OTB, please let me know within 24
hours.
NEXT DEADLINE: Fall Orders will be due Thursday, April 29th, at 1700
EST. Please have all orders in on time, and
remember to CC me on negotiations! Thanks to all that have been doing
so already -
PLAYERS:
ITALY: Adam Levy
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY: Allen York
SERBIA: Garry Bledsoe
GREECE: Nigel Phillips
ROMANIA: Mike Sims
BULGARIA: Ross Webb
OTTOMAN EMPIRE: Gregory Bim-Merle
RESULTS:
Italy:
F Firenze - Torino
A Trent Supports A Venezia - Salzburg
A Venezia - Salzburg
Austria-Hungary:
A Graz - Pecs
F Gulf of Venezia Supports F Trieste - Venezia
F Trieste - Venezia
A Wien Supports A Graz - Pecs (*Dislodged*)
Serbia:
F Adriatic Sea - Cetinje
A Agram Supports A Pecs - Graz (*Void*)
A Novi Sad Supports A Temesvar - Budapest
A Sarajevo Supports A Agram
A Skopje - Bitola
Romania:
A Craiova - Temesvar
A Kassa Supports A Pecs - Wien
A Pecs - Wien
F Salonika Supports F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf (*Cut*)
A Scutari Supports A Skopje - Bitola
F Sea of Marmara Supports F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf
A Temesvar - Budapest
Bulgaria:
A Burgas - Edirne
F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf
F Istanbul - Bursa
A Manisa Supports F Istanbul - Bursa
A Plovdiv - Serres (*Fails*)
A Serres - Kozani (*Fails*)
A Sofia Supports A Plovdiv - Serres (*Fails*)
Greece:
A Ancona - Bologna
A Athens - Agrinio
F Bay of Kotor Supports A Bitola - Tirana
A Bitola - Tirana
F Gulf of Izmir - Eastern Mediterranean
A Kozani - Salonika (*Fails*)
F Larisa - Thermaic Gulf (*Fails*)
F Ligurian Sea Supports F Roma - Firenze
F Roma - Firenze
F Thermaic Gulf - Gulf of Izmir
Ottomans:
A Izmir Hold
Thanks!
B.
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| ACD236/DC288: Balkans1860 Spring 1865 Results: Bit... - Kenshi777 (Apr 22, 2010, 4:04 pm) |
Bitola is the crossroads of the Balkans, a city populated by Turks,
Bulgars, Macedonians and Greeks. Yet in our Balkan Wars, none of
these will realize their claims, as a fifth player occupies the region
by strength of arms. The Serbian state, supported by Rumania, now
occupies the city astride the Dragor, and Serbian troops rest in the
shadow of Baba Mountain.
Italy continues their strategic withdrawal, but struggles to keep the
SC balance even, as they gain Salzburg, but lose control of Firenze
and Venezia. The dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary suffers the loss of
both of their capitals this season, as Wien and Budapest fall to the
Rumanian invaders. The Bulgarian navy advances at sea, occupying the
Thermaic Gulf, while the Greeks advance along their flanks. Greece
gains ground on one front and loses it on the other, as their drive up
the Italian peninsula continues unabated, but they suffer reverses in
the Aegean region.
Allen - A Wien has only one available retreat (Graz). I have done
this automatically - if you prefer OTB, please let me know within 24
hours.
NEXT DEADLINE: Fall Orders will be due Thursday, April 29th, at 1700
EST. Please have all orders in on time, and
remember to CC me on negotiations! Thanks to all that have been doing
so already -
PLAYERS:
ITALY: Adam Levy
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY: Allen York
SERBIA: Garry Bledsoe
GREECE: Nigel Phillips
ROMANIA: Mike Sims
BULGARIA: Ross Webb
OTTOMAN EMPIRE: Gregory Bim-Merle
RESULTS:
Italy:
F Firenze - Torino
A Trent Supports A Venezia - Salzburg
A Venezia - Salzburg
Austria-Hungary:
A Graz - Pecs
F Gulf of Venezia Supports F Trieste - Venezia
F Trieste - Venezia
A Wien Supports A Graz - Pecs (*Dislodged*)
Serbia:
F Adriatic Sea - Cetinje
A Agram Supports A Pecs - Graz (*Void*)
A Novi Sad Supports A Temesvar - Budapest
A Sarajevo Supports A Agram
A Skopje - Bitola
Romania:
A Craiova - Temesvar
A Kassa Supports A Pecs - Wien
A Pecs - Wien
F Salonika Supports F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf (*Cut*)
A Scutari Supports A Skopje - Bitola
F Sea of Marmara Supports F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf
A Temesvar - Budapest
Bulgaria:
A Burgas - Edirne
F Bursa - Thermaic Gulf
F Istanbul - Bursa
A Manisa Supports F Istanbul - Bursa
A Plovdiv - Serres (*Fails*)
A Serres - Kozani (*Fails*)
A Sofia Supports A Plovdiv - Serres (*Fails*)
Greece:
A Ancona - Bologna
A Athens - Agrinio
F Bay of Kotor Supports A Bitola - Tirana
A Bitola - Tirana
F Gulf of Izmir - Eastern Mediterranean
A Kozani - Salonika (*Fails*)
F Larisa - Thermaic Gulf (*Fails*)
F Ligurian Sea Supports F Roma - Firenze
F Roma - Firenze
F Thermaic Gulf - Gulf of Izmir
Ottomans:
A Izmir Hold
Thanks!
B.
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| dc308 - Winter 1902 Results - z93blom (Apr 22, 2010, 3:34 pm) |
Gentlemen,
This has been a fantastic game so far with no NMRs. Let's keep up the good work. I think that a game with no NMRs runs much better than a game with continual NMRs. Therefore I've decided to suspend the current adjudication by 24 hours while I wait for an orderset that has not come through. To be fair I will allow each one of you one such 24-hour grace period.
The current turn is due in less than 21½ hours from now.
Current turn: Spring 1903 Movement
Current Deadline: Friday, 23nd of April, 18:00 GMT (6PM).
/Fredrik
2010/4/19 Fredrik Blom <fredrik(at)familjenblom.se>
Gentlemen,
Two new Armies by the Mediterranean Sea.
Next turn: Spring 1903 Movement
Next Deadline: Thursday, 22nd of April, 18:00 GMT (6PM).
Austria: Build A Trieste
France: Build A Marseilles
Next turn: Spring 1903 Movement
Next Deadline: Thursday, 22nd of April, 18:00 GMT (6PM).
/Fredrik[Reply] |
| Dc302 Winter 1904 adjustments - psychosis1973 (Apr 22, 2010, 3:33 pm) |
Winter 1904 adjudication attached below. Spring 1905 deadline is Monday 26th 2100GMT
England:
Remove F Skagerrak
Remove A Wales
France:
Build A Marseilles
Build A Paris
Build F Brest
Germany:
Remove F Sweden
Russia:
Build A Warsaw[Reply] |
| dc318 - Winter Blitz 2010 Fall 1904 results - z93blom (Apr 22, 2010, 3:24 pm) |
Blitzers,
A little late and a bit stressed today, so no commentary.
Russia: Build 1Turkey: Build 1Italy: Build 1
Next turn: Winter 1904 Adjustments
Next Deadline: Friday, 23nd of April 2010, 18:00 GMT (6PM).
England: A Liverpool, no move received
F London, no move received
France:
F Brest - GasconyF English Channel Supports F LondonA Marseilles Supports F Brest - Gascony
A Picardy - Brest
Germany:
A Belgium Supports A Burgundy - PicardyA Burgundy - Picardy
A Munich - Burgundy
F North Sea Supports F Yorkshire - LondonA Paris Supports A Burgundy - Picardy
A Ruhr Supports A BelgiumF Yorkshire - London (*Fails*)
Italy: A Budapest Supports A ViennaF Ionian Sea - Greece (*Fails*)
F Trieste - Adriatic SeaA Venice - TriesteA Vienna Supports A Budapest
F Western Mediterranean - Tunis
Russia:
F Clyde HoldA Galicia - Rumania (*Fails*)A Moscow Supports A Rumania - Sevastopol
F Norwegian Sea - North Atlantic OceanA Rumania - Sevastopol
A Ukraine Supports A Rumania - Sevastopol
Turkey:
A Armenia Supports A SevastopolF Black Sea Supports A Bulgaria - Rumania
A Bulgaria - RumaniaA Constantinople - BulgariaA Greece Supports A Serbia (*Cut*)
A Serbia Supports A Bulgaria - RumaniaA Sevastopol Supports A Bulgaria - Rumania (*Disbanded*)
Next turn: Winter 1904 Adjustments
Next Deadline: Friday, 23nd of April 2010, 18:00 GMT (6PM).
/Fredrik[Reply] |
| dc311 f04 results! - FuzzyLogic (Apr 22, 2010, 2:55 pm) |
Germany seems to be the big winner this year (let's all give a polite clap for Dirk) for gaining those 3 dots, slipping into Saint Pete's, and taking it to the Poles in Warsaw. Russians live to tell stories of "when I was a kid, we only had ONE center - and we had to walk up hill, both ways" for yet another year, and everyone sets up for a huge battle over Tunis - only to return to their ships empty handed.
Austrian A Rum is dislodged, may go to Gal or Bud.
BUILDS:
Aus: -1
Fra: -1
Ger: +3
Tur: +1
That's it!
Retreats and builds due tomorrow (Friday) 2pm Central. I'll be putting that one out for Christine too, and then you should be back to her for the big 5th year anniversary edition of dc311.
Austria:
A Bohemia - Munich (*Bounce*)
A Greece - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
F Ionian Sea Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea - Tunis
A Rumania - Sevastopol (*Dislodged*)
A Serbia - Rumania (*Fails*)
A Sevastopol - Moscow (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Bohemia - Munich
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Tunis (*Bounce*)
A Ukraine Supports A Sevastopol - Moscow
A Venice - Piedmont (*Bounce*)
England:
F English Channel - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Irish Sea Supports F English Channel - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F London Supports F North Sea - English Channel
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
F North Sea - English Channel
A Picardy Supports A Paris (*Cut*)
F St Petersburg(nc) - Barents Sea
France:
F Brest - Picardy (*Fails*)
A Burgundy - Paris
A Gascony Supports A Burgundy - Paris
A Marseilles - Piedmont (*Bounce*)
F Western Mediterranean Supports F North Africa - Tunis
Germany:
F Gulf of Bothnia - St Petersburg(sc)
A Paris Hold (*Disbanded*)
A Ruhr - Munich (*Bounce*)
A Silesia Supports A Ruhr - Munich
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Russia:
A Moscow Hold
Turkey:
A Armenia - Sevastopol (*Bounce*)
F Black Sea Supports A Bulgaria - Rumania
A Bulgaria - Rumania
A Constantinople - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
F North Africa - Tunis (*Bounce*)
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