| DC491 w04 - untitled36 (Apr 26, 2014, 12:22 pm) |
England: disband F North Sea
Russia: F St Petersburg(sc) - Finland
Austria: Build A Vienna
Germany: Build A Kiel
Russia: Remove F Finland[Reply] |
| DC 493, Autumn/Winter 1904 - alwayshunted (Apr 26, 2014, 1:19 am) |
The German army retreats to Gascony, English fleet goes un-ordered and is removed.
Here are the builds:
-------------------
France:
Build F Brest
Russia:
Build A Sevastopol
Build A Warsaw
Build A St Petersburg
-------------------
Spring is due on Monday, 18:00 Mountain time.
Warren[Reply] |
| DC488 F04 1/2 WAY TO WHERE? - vegas_iwish (Apr 25, 2014, 8:40 pm) |
Somewhere Carthage is happy to go as this Barca bounty leaves no place for the 4th build. P can change ret with adjs. 48 hrs tops to get them in. http://www.diplomaticcorp.com/game_page.php?game_id=dc488Rome:
F Dalmatia Hold
F Epirus - Athens (*Fails*)
F Ionian Sea Supports F Sparta
A Sarmatia Supports A Venetia - Vindobona
F Sparta Supports F Epirus - Athens (*Cut*)
A Venetia - Vindobona (*Fails*)Carthage:
A Bayuda - Thebes
A Cyrene Supports F Libyan Sea - Alexandria
F Gulf of Syrtis Supports F Gulf of Tacape - Libyan Sea
F Gulf of Tacape - Libyan Sea
F Libyan Sea - Alexandria
A Marmarica - Thebes (*Fails*)
A Memphis Supports F Libyan Sea - Alexandria
F
Punic Sea - Ausonian SeaPersia:
F Alexandria Hold (*Dislodged*)RET EGY (SIN)
A Cyprus Hold
F Egyptian Sea - Crete
F Minoan Sea Supports F Egyptian Sea - Crete
A Nabatea - Jerusalem (*Fails*)
A Sidon Supports F Tyre
A Sinope - Chersonesus
F Tyre Supports A Nabatea - JerusalemGreece:
F Aegean Sea Supports F Messenian Sea - Sparta
F Athens Supports F Messenian Sea - Sparta (*Cut*)
A Illyria Supports A Vindobona
A Macedonia Supports F Athens
F Messenian Sea - Sparta (*Fails*)
A Vindobona HoldEgypt:
F Crete - Egyptian Sea (*Disbanded*)
F Gulf of Pelusium Supports A Jerusalem
A Jerusalem Supports A Sinai - Petra (*Cut*)
A Sinai - Petra
F Syrian Sea - Cilician StraitAdjustments:Rome: Supp 7 Unit 6 Build 1
Carthage: Supp 12 Unit 8 Build 3
Persia: Supp 8
Unit 8 Build 0
Greece: Supp 5 Unit 6 Remove 1
Egypt: Supp 2 Unit 4 Remove 2[Reply] |
| DC 493, Fall 1904 - alwayshunted (Apr 25, 2014, 12:06 am) |
Sorry a bit late tonight guys.
Germany doesn't submit orders, along with Turkey.
Two retreats needed tomorrow along with the adjustments. Please figure out your own adjustments.
German A Burgundy can retreat to Gascony or Ruhr or OTB.
English F Norway can retreat to Skagerrak or Norwegian Sea or OTB.
Everything due tomorrow evening at 18:00 MDT.
Warren
---------------------------
Austria:
A Budapest Supports A Vienna - Galicia
A Piedmont - Tyrolia
A Serbia - Greece
A Trieste - Serbia
A Vienna - Galicia
England:
A London Hold
F Norway Hold (*Dislodged*)
F Norwegian Sea - Barents Sea
France:
A Belgium Supports A Marseilles - Burgundy
F English Channel - North Sea
F Ionian Sea - Aegean Sea
F Irish Sea - Liverpool
A Marseilles - Burgundy
A Paris Supports A Marseilles - Burgundy
A Picardy Supports A Belgium
F Western Mediterranean - Gulf of Lyon
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Hold
A Berlin Hold
A Burgundy Hold (*Dislodged*)
F Holland Hold
A Munich Hold
Italy:
A Rome Supports A Tyrolia - Venice
A Tyrolia - Venice
Russia:
A Ankara Supports F Black Sea - Constantinople
F Black Sea - Constantinople
A Galicia - Rumania
A Rumania - Bulgaria
A Silesia - Galicia (*Fails*)
A St Petersburg - Norway
F Sweden Supports A St Petersburg - Norway
Turkey:
A Constantinople Hold (*Disbanded*)
A Smyrna Hold[Reply] |
| DC491 F04 - untitled36 (Apr 24, 2014, 11:20 pm) |
*German U-Boats in North Sea*
*Italy Vacates Vienna!*
*Winter is Coming!*
Hey all,
Only five centers change hands this season, but they are spread out across the board. We also have two retreats. English F Nth can retreat Hel, Ska, nwg, edi, yor, or OTB. Russian F Stp (sc) can go to fin or OTB. Assuming both units stay on the board:
Austria: +1 (+ser)
England: -1 (-Lvp)
France: EVEN (+lvp, -Spa)
Germany: +1 (+stp)
Italy: EVEN (-bud, +spa)
Russia: -1 (+bud, - ser, - stp)
Turkey: EVEN
Due tomorrow!
John
Austria: F Greece HoldA Serbia Supports F GreeceA Trieste Supports A Serbia
England: A London HoldF North Sea - Belgium (*Dislodged*)A Norway - St Petersburg (*Fails*)F Norwegian Sea - North Atlantic Ocean
France: A Belgium HoldF English Channel Supports F Denmark - North SeaA Gascony Supports A MarseillesF Irish Sea - LiverpoolA Marseilles HoldF Portugal - Spain(sc) (*Fails*)
Germany: F Denmark - North SeaF Gulf of Bothnia Supports A Livonia - St PetersburgA Holland - Ruhr (*Bounce*)A Livonia - St PetersburgA Munich - Ruhr (*Bounce*)F Sweden - Norway (*Fails*)A Warsaw - Moscow (*Fails*)
Italy: F Gulf of Lyon Supports F Spain(sc) - MarseillesA Piedmont - VeniceF Spain(sc) - Marseilles (*Fails*)F Tyrrhenian Sea - Western MediterraneanA Vienna - Tyrolia
Russia: A Budapest Supports A Bulgaria - Serbia (*Void*)A Moscow Supports F St Petersburg(sc) (*Cut*)F St Petersburg(sc), no move received (*Dislodged*)
Turkey: F Aegean Sea Supports A Bulgaria - GreeceA Bulgaria - Greece (*Fails*)A Constantinople - Bulgaria (*Fails*)F Rumania Supports A Constantinople - Bulgaria (*Fails*)A Sevastopol Supports A MoscowF Smyrna - Eastern Mediterranean[Reply] |
| DC488 TOMORROW - vegas_iwish (Apr 24, 2014, 4:49 pm) |
| Couple in. [Reply] |
| dc482 fall 1914 - catsfather (Apr 24, 2014, 2:05 pm) |
[Reply] |
| Viking seeks a (Greek) Roman - Zoterik (Apr 23, 2014, 4:17 pm) |
DC487, playing the Viking variant, is in need of a brave and valiant soul to assume the throne of Constantine and lead the East Roman Empire to glory and bring Europe out of the Dark Ages!
The game is three years young, and the position is manageable, although the Abbasids pose a threat to Christendom.
Apply at driscollej(at)gmail.com, or reply to this thread.[Reply] |
| Replacement Turkey - trezdk (Apr 23, 2014, 4:01 pm) |
We need a replacement Turkey for DC477 Colonial.
The country is doing good and the replacement will be getting into the game in Winter 1876 (game started 1870) so first business is Winter orders aka 2 builds.
Mail me if you would like a shot at this 
http://www.diplomaticcorp.com/game_page.php?game_id=dc477[Reply] |
| Replacement Turkey (Light Brigade) trezdk Apr 28, 12:15 pm |
| Nobody want the position of Turkey in this second official version of Diplomacy? |
| Replacement Turkey (Light Brigade) hurup Apr 30, 04:03 am |
| I'll take it if you want? |
| Replacement Turkey (Light Brigade) trezdk Apr 30, 05:33 am |
| Thanks Hurup, will add you to the game and send info |
| DC491 Su04 - untitled36 (Apr 22, 2014, 10:32 pm) |
Serbia-Budapest.
No real surprise there!
See you on thursday![Reply] |
| dc482 spring 1914 - catsfather (Apr 22, 2014, 1:35 am) |
[Reply] |
| DC491 S04 - untitled36 (Apr 21, 2014, 8:26 pm) |
*France Struggles to Contain Italian Fleet*
*Germans Advance on Russia*
*Austrians Reclaim Serbia*
Hey all,
Austria and Russia Cling desperately to life while Germany and Turkey methodically gain ground. England struggles to get her armies into play. Meanwhile, Italy and France circle each other, looking for weaknesses.
We have one retreat. Russian A Serbia is dislodged. It may retreat to Alb, Bud, or OTB. That's due tomorrow!
John
Austria: F Aegean Sea - GreeceA Greece - SerbiaA Trieste Supports A Greece - Serbia
England: A London - NorwayF North Sea Convoys A London - NorwayF Norway - Norwegian SeaA Wales - London
France: A Belgium HoldF Brest - English ChannelF English Channel - Irish SeaA Marseilles - Piedmont (*Fails*)A Paris - GasconyF Portugal Hold
Germany: F Gulf of Bothnia Supports A Prussia - LivoniaA Holland - Ruhr (*Bounce*)F Kiel - DenmarkA Munich - Ruhr (*Bounce*)A Prussia - LivoniaF Sweden Supports F Kiel - DenmarkA Warsaw - Moscow (*Fails*)
Italy: A Budapest - ViennaF Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Spain(sc)F Naples - Tyrrhenian SeaA Piedmont - Marseilles (*Fails*)F Tyrrhenian Sea - Gulf of Lyon
Russia: A Moscow - Livonia (*Bounce*)A Serbia Supports A Constantinople - Bulgaria (*Dislodged*)F St Petersburg(sc) - Livonia (*Bounce*)
Turkey: A Ankara - ConstantinopleF Bulgaria(sc) - Aegean SeaA Constantinople - BulgariaF Rumania Supports A Constantinople - BulgariaA Sevastopol Supports F RumaniaF Smyrna Supports F Bulgaria(sc) - Aegean Sea[Reply] |
| DC 493, Spring 1904 - alwayshunted (Apr 21, 2014, 7:07 pm) |
Hi gang,
Looks like we've gained an Italian and lost a Brit. It also looks like Russia and France are going to start potentially reaping the benefits of those missing players..... Ankara is lost, Liverpool is undefended.
No retreats needed. Fall is due on Thursday, same time as always.
Cheers,
Warren
Here is the turn:
--------------------------------
Austria:
A Albania - Trieste
A Budapest - Rumania (*Bounce*)
A Serbia - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
A Tyrolia - Piedmont
A Vienna - Galicia (*Bounce*)
England:
A London Hold
F Norway Hold
F Norwegian Sea Hold
France:
A Belgium - Burgundy (*Fails*)
F Brest - English Channel
A Marseilles - Gascony (*Bounce*)
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Irish Sea
F Naples - Ionian Sea
A Paris - Gascony (*Bounce*)
A Picardy Supports A Belgium - Burgundy
F Tunis - Western Mediterranean
Germany:
F Baltic Sea - Sweden (*Fails*)
A Bohemia - Munich
A Burgundy - Belgium (*Fails*)
F Holland Supports A Burgundy - Belgium
A Munich - Berlin
Italy:
A Rome Hold
A Venice - Tyrolia
Russia:
A Armenia - Ankara
F Black Sea Supports A Armenia - Ankara
A Galicia - Rumania (*Bounce*)
A Rumania - Bulgaria (*Bounce*)
A Silesia - Galicia (*Bounce*)
A St Petersburg - Norway (*Fails*)
F Sweden Supports A St Petersburg - Norway (*Cut*)
Turkey:
F Ankara Hold (*Disbanded*)
A Constantinople Hold
A Smyrna Hold[Reply] |
| dc482 spring 1914 orders due 8pm BST today - catsfather (Apr 21, 2014, 1:18 am) |
[Reply] |
| DC488 S04 TSUNAMI IN THE DESERT - vegas_iwish (Apr 20, 2014, 12:06 am) |
E is washed out of 3 central scs. G loses Spa as well. 4/25 next.
http://www.diplomaticcorp.com/game_page.php?game_id=dc488
Rome:
F Adriatic Sea - Epirus
F Dalmatia Supports F Adriatic Sea - Epirus
F Ionian Sea Supports F Messenian Sea - Sparta
F Messenian Sea - Sparta
A Rhaetia - Sarmatia
A Venetia - Vindobona (*Fails*)Carthage:
F Gulf of Syrtis Supports A Leptis - Cyrene
F Gulf of Tacape Supports F Messenian Sea (*Ordered to Move*)
A Leptis - Cyrene
F Libyan Sea - Alexandria (*Fails*)
A Marmarica - Memphis
A Phazania - Marmarica
F Punic Sea Hold
A Sahara - BayudaPersia:
A Arabia - Sidon
A Cyprus Hold
F Egyptian Sea Supports F Gulf of
Pelusium - Alexandria
F Gulf of Pelusium - Alexandria
F Jerusalem - Tyre
F Minoan Sea - Crete (*Fails*)
A Nabatea - Jerusalem (*Fails*)
A Sinope HoldGreece:
F Aegean Sea - Messenian Sea
F Epirus - Athens
A Illyria Supports A Vindobona
A Macedonia - Epirus (*Fails*)
F Sparta Supports F Aegean Sea - Messenian Sea (*Dislodged*) RET AEG
A Vindobona HoldEgypt:
A Alexandria Supports A Cyrene (*Dislodged*) RET THE
F Crete Supports F Messenian Sea - Libyan Sea (*Void*)
A Cyrene Supports A Alexandria (*Disbanded*)
A Petra - Jerusalem
F Syrian Sea Supports A Petra - Jerusalem
F Thebes - Gulf of Pelusium [Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG - briandiffell (Apr 19, 2014, 9:10 pm) |
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Now that I've read Hobbits and Elves EOGs I remember the HELP alliance.
I'd totally forgotten about the Pirates. Man this was a long game.
On Sat, 19 Apr 2014 15:38:52 -0400, Derek
wrote:
Congrats to all the winners! And also the survivors. Definitely seemed
to be a long hard fought battle.
Hobbits EOG (super high level that remember)
At the start of the games I quickly developed the habit of making allies
and then stabbing them really ruthlessly. It worked surprisingly well
and
I could believe my own luck and how fast I was growing. I know at one
point I had a great opportunity to stab the elves but decided that I had
been stabbing too many players and that I would stop stabbing people and
looking form a consolidated alliance.
In the south we formed the HELP alliance and in particular HELP was in a
great position to wrap the remaining players in the south and push hard
north before while the north was still a jumbled mess that hadn't
consolidated much. I looked to try and push things as quick as I could
and
definitely left myself quite exposed. Temptation proved to be too much
for
Garry and he stabbed me hard. Tried to convince the Leps to join me and
fight The elves but they stayed with the elves. I think we could have
succeeded and he would have been in a position to reap the lions share
of
the gains, but can't really begrudging him for siding with the elves.
He
was in a good position either way. Once that failed I resigned to make
myself as difficult to kill as possible. Sorry to the pirates for
stabbing
them. You were a good ally and I just stabbed you out of desperation.
Glad to hear I did a good job of making things difficult. In the end I
could only hold on do long and had to balance getting support from the
north while they wanted my centers more than they really wanted me
alive.
Was interesting to watch the knights stab. Really grew like crazy there
for a while.
Look forward to next time. Mike, hoping there can be a spot for me.
Thank you much for running the game Mike. I know it has to be a LOT of
work!
Also thanks to all the players for a great game!
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 19, 2014, at 10:53 AM, joe babinsack
> wrote:
>
>
>
> it's all a little fuzzy.
>
> From: Michael Penner
> To: joe babinsack ; Michael Sims
> ; ??amon Driscoll
> Cc: "tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com" ; Warren Fleming
> ; Patrick Cloutier
> ; "diplomacy(at)diffell.net"
> ; "welsh_stroud(at)msn.com" ;
> Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe
> ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome
> Payne ; Jim Gramoll ;
> "joral(at)darkenedpath.com" ; Jeff Hall
> ; Mike Norton ;
> "timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca" ; Rolf Loschek
> ; Roger Alan ; dc442
> ; "rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de"
>
> Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2014 10:36 AM
> Subject: Re: dc442 Barbarians EOG
>
> Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got
> swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
>
> On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack
> wrote:
>
>
> I did forget who I played... so long ago!
>
> All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done
> reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power
of
> the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out
the
> danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that
> position) obviously fell flat.
>
> Congrats to those who stuck it out to the end, and thanks much Mike for
> an always enjoyable game.
>
> I'm looking forward to jumping in another one.
>
> --Joe
>
> From: Michael Sims
> To: ??amon Driscoll
> Cc: tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ;
> Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net;
Joe
> Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler
> ; Garry Bledsoe ;
Jason
> Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne ; Jim
> Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall
> ; Mike Norton ;
> timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf
> Loschek ; Roger Alan ;
> dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
> Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
>
> There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the
> Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
>
> It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at
> 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to
do
> those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any
> "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went
36
> years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind
> dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
>
> EOG's are expected from all!
>
> Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return
> from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before,
and
> let it gather joins up until it starts.
> Enjoy!!
> -mike
>
>
>
>
>
>
>[Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG - derekthefeared2 (Apr 19, 2014, 2:38 pm) |
[Reply] |
| DC488 ALL MOVES IN FROZEN - GREECE HAS 24 MORE HRS... - vegas_iwish (Apr 19, 2014, 12:22 pm) |
| That's the status. [Reply] |
| DC488 ALL MOVES IN FROZEN - GREECE HAS 24 MORE HRS TO GET IN (dc488) vegas_iwish Apr 19, 12:22 pm |
| That's the status. |
| DC488 ALL MOVES IN FROZEN - GREECE HAS 24 MORE HRS TO GET IN (dc488) vegas_iwish Apr 19, 12:22 pm |
| That's the status. |
| DC488 ALL MOVES IN FROZEN - GREECE HAS 24 MORE HRS... - vegas_iwish (Apr 19, 2014, 12:22 pm) |
| That's the status. [Reply] |
| DC488 ALL MOVES IN FROZEN - GREECE HAS 24 MORE HRS... - vegas_iwish (Apr 19, 2014, 12:22 pm) |
| That's the status. [Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG - chaosonejoe (Apr 19, 2014, 9:53 am) |
it's all a little fuzzy.
From: Michael Penner
To: joe babinsack ; Michael Sims ;
Éamon Driscoll
Cc: "tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com" ; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; "diplomacy(at)diffell.net" ; "welsh_stroud(at)msn.com" ; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne ; Jim Gramoll ; "joral(at)darkenedpath.com" ; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; "timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca" ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; "rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de"
Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2014 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: dc442 Barbarians EOG
Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack wrote:
I did forget who I played... so long ago! All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power of the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out the danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that position) obviously fell flat. Congrats to those who stuck it out
to the end, and thanks much Mike for an always enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to jumping in another one. --Joe From: Michael Sims
To: Éamon Driscoll
Cc:
tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net; Joe Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne
; Jim Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to do those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went 36 years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
EOG's are expected from all!
Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before, and let it gather joins up until it starts.
Enjoy!!
-mike
[Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG - Viper (Apr 19, 2014, 9:36 am) |
Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack wrote:
I did forget who I played... so long ago! All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power of the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out the danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that position) obviously fell flat. Congrats to those who stuck it out to the end, and thanks much Mike for an always enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to jumping in another one. --Joe From: Michael Sims
To: Éamon Driscoll
Cc: tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net; Joe Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne
; Jim Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to do those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went 36 years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
EOG's are expected from all!
Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before, and let it gather joins up until it starts.
Enjoy!!
-mike
[Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG - chaosonejoe (Apr 19, 2014, 9:33 am) |
I did forget who I played... so long ago! All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power of the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out the danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that position) obviously fell flat. Congrats to those who stuck it out to the end, and thanks much Mike for an always enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to jumping in another one. --Joe From: Michael Sims
To: Éamon Driscoll
Cc: tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net; Joe Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne
; Jim Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to do those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went 36 years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
EOG's are expected from all!
Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before, and let it gather joins up until it starts.
Enjoy!!
-mike
[Reply] |
| dc442 Barbarians EOG (dc442) Viper Apr 19, 09:36 am |
Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack wrote:
I did forget who I played... so long ago! All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power of the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out the danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that position) obviously fell flat. Congrats to those who stuck it out to the end, and thanks much Mike for an always enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to jumping in another one. --Joe From: Michael Sims
To: Éamon Driscoll
Cc: tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net; Joe Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne
; Jim Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to do those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went 36 years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
EOG's are expected from all!
Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before, and let it gather joins up until it starts.
Enjoy!!
-mike
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| dc442 Barbarians EOG (dc442) chaosonejoe Apr 19, 09:53 am |
it's all a little fuzzy.
From: Michael Penner
To: joe babinsack ; Michael Sims ;
Éamon Driscoll
Cc: "tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com" ; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; "diplomacy(at)diffell.net" ; "welsh_stroud(at)msn.com" ; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne ; Jim Gramoll ; "joral(at)darkenedpath.com" ; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; "timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca" ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; "rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de"
Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2014 10:36 AM
Subject: Re: dc442 Barbarians EOG
Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack wrote:
I did forget who I played... so long ago! All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power of the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out the danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that position) obviously fell flat. Congrats to those who stuck it out
to the end, and thanks much Mike for an always enjoyable game. I'm looking forward to jumping in another one. --Joe From: Michael Sims
To: Éamon Driscoll
Cc:
tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ; Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net; Joe Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne
; Jim Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall ; Mike Norton ; timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf Loschek ; Roger Alan ; dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to do those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went 36 years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
EOG's are expected from all!
Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before, and let it gather joins up until it starts.
Enjoy!!
-mike
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| dc442 Barbarians EOG (dc442) derekthefeared2 Apr 19, 02:38 pm |
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| dc442 Barbarians EOG (dc442) briandiffell Apr 19, 09:10 pm |
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Now that I've read Hobbits and Elves EOGs I remember the HELP alliance.
I'd totally forgotten about the Pirates. Man this was a long game.
On Sat, 19 Apr 2014 15:38:52 -0400, Derek
wrote:
Congrats to all the winners! And also the survivors. Definitely seemed
to be a long hard fought battle.
Hobbits EOG (super high level that remember)
At the start of the games I quickly developed the habit of making allies
and then stabbing them really ruthlessly. It worked surprisingly well
and
I could believe my own luck and how fast I was growing. I know at one
point I had a great opportunity to stab the elves but decided that I had
been stabbing too many players and that I would stop stabbing people and
looking form a consolidated alliance.
In the south we formed the HELP alliance and in particular HELP was in a
great position to wrap the remaining players in the south and push hard
north before while the north was still a jumbled mess that hadn't
consolidated much. I looked to try and push things as quick as I could
and
definitely left myself quite exposed. Temptation proved to be too much
for
Garry and he stabbed me hard. Tried to convince the Leps to join me and
fight The elves but they stayed with the elves. I think we could have
succeeded and he would have been in a position to reap the lions share
of
the gains, but can't really begrudging him for siding with the elves.
He
was in a good position either way. Once that failed I resigned to make
myself as difficult to kill as possible. Sorry to the pirates for
stabbing
them. You were a good ally and I just stabbed you out of desperation.
Glad to hear I did a good job of making things difficult. In the end I
could only hold on do long and had to balance getting support from the
north while they wanted my centers more than they really wanted me
alive.
Was interesting to watch the knights stab. Really grew like crazy there
for a while.
Look forward to next time. Mike, hoping there can be a spot for me.
Thank you much for running the game Mike. I know it has to be a LOT of
work!
Also thanks to all the players for a great game!
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 19, 2014, at 10:53 AM, joe babinsack
> wrote:
>
>
>
> it's all a little fuzzy.
>
> From: Michael Penner
> To: joe babinsack ; Michael Sims
> ; ??amon Driscoll
> Cc: "tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com" ; Warren Fleming
> ; Patrick Cloutier
> ; "diplomacy(at)diffell.net"
> ; "welsh_stroud(at)msn.com" ;
> Derek Eiler ; Garry Bledsoe
> ; Jason Koelewyn ; Jerome
> Payne ; Jim Gramoll ;
> "joral(at)darkenedpath.com" ; Jeff Hall
> ; Mike Norton ;
> "timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca" ; Rolf Loschek
> ; Roger Alan ; dc442
> ; "rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de"
>
> Sent: Saturday, April 19, 2014 10:36 AM
> Subject: Re: dc442 Barbarians EOG
>
> Hey! Joe! I remember that. We tried to attack the Knights, but got
> swamped on both sides. Wonder how that turned out for everyone...
>
> On Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:33 AM, joe babinsack
> wrote:
>
>
> I did forget who I played... so long ago!
>
> All I remember is that I came off the previous Haven having done
> reasonably well, and was overconfident. I was also aware of the power
of
> the Knights, and my attempts to establish alliances (and pointing out
the
> danger of the Knights all the while wanting to seize control of that
> position) obviously fell flat.
>
> Congrats to those who stuck it out to the end, and thanks much Mike for
> an always enjoyable game.
>
> I'm looking forward to jumping in another one.
>
> --Joe
>
> From: Michael Sims
> To: ??amon Driscoll
> Cc: tom.s.holmes(at)gmail.com; Warren Fleming ;
> Patrick Cloutier ; diplomacy(at)diffell.net;
Joe
> Babinsack ; welsh_stroud(at)msn.com; Derek Eiler
> ; Garry Bledsoe ;
Jason
> Koelewyn ; Jerome Payne ; Jim
> Gramoll ; joral(at)darkenedpath.com; Jeff Hall
> ; Mike Norton ;
> timmygrainger(at)sympatico.ca; Michael Penner ; Rolf
> Loschek ; Roger Alan ;
> dc442 ; rolf.loschek(at)t-online.de
> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2014 6:50 PM
> Subject: dc442 s25 results - DRAW!
>
> There you have it! 24.5 years played, 4-way LEAK draw. Tim of the
> Gnomes and Pat of the Dwarves manage survivals. 483 days.
>
> It's the longest Haven game ever (by turns)... previous was dc224 at
> 20.5 years... but shorter in real life time, as dc224 took 575 days to
do
> those 20 years... about 100 days longer! This game falls shy of any
> "overall" records, as dc92 cleanly retains both, for a game that went
36
> years over 595 days. I think this game comes in at 3rd overall, behind
> dc92 at 36 years and dc122 at 29 years.
>
> EOG's are expected from all!
>
> Next we're heading to Disney World in about 3 weeks... After the return
> from that, I'll start up the next Haven. Might open it before,
and
> let it gather joins up until it starts.
> Enjoy!!
> -mike
>
>
>
>
>
>
> |
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| DC 493, Winter 1903 - alwayshunted (Apr 19, 2014, 12:04 am) |
I've been having trouble with my connection, but am back on now.
No order received from England, he sacrifices his build.
Maps attached. Spring due on Monday, 18:00 Mountain.
Warren
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