| NNIGTFML s01 results! - FuzzyLogic (Sep 04, 2009, 7:39 pm) |
Ready, set, go! And the llamas are off to the races! It looks like some fairly peaceful openings, only one bounce to speak of in Potosi. Unless something really wacky happens, I believe we’ll see multiple builds for everyone.
NEXT: Fall 01, due in 1 week! That’s next Friday 9/14, 6pm Central.
Argentina:
F Buenos Aires - Montevideo
A Cordoba - Mendoza
A Salta - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Brasil:
A Manaus - Mato Grosso
A Rio de Janeiro - Sao Paulo
F Salvador - Pernambuco
F Sao Paulo - Rio Grande do Sul
Bolivia:
F Antofagasta - Atacama Desert
A La Paz - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Chile:
A Santiago - Arancaunian Territory
F Valparaiso - Golfo de Guafo
Colombia:
A Bogota - Cali
F Cali - Golfo de Panama
F Cartagena - Panama(nc)
Paraguay:
A Asuncion - Parana
A Concepcion - Asuncion
Peru:
F Lima - Bahia Sechura
A Trujillo - Iquitos
Venezuela:
A Caracas - Angostura
F Maracaibo - Caracas[Reply] |
| NNIGTFML s01 results! (dc273) packrat Sep 04, 07:57 pm |
Wouldn't a week from 9/4 be 9/11???
From: Michael Sims <mike(at)fuzzylogicllc.net>
To: Jack McHugh <jwmchughjr(at)gmail.com>; The White Wolf <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>; Benjamin Hester <screwtape777(at)gmail.com>; Jason K <githraine(at)yahoo.com>; brn2dip(at)yahoo.com; jchdipaccount(at)gmail.com; Gregory_Olson(at)brown.edu; drew3739o(at)yahoo.com; alley_cat_1990(at)hotmail.com; dc273 <dc273(at)diplomaticcorp.com>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2009 8:43:04 PM
Subject: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Ready, set, go! And the llamas are off to the races! It looks like some fairly peaceful openings, only one bounce to speak of in Potosi . Unless something really wacky happens, I believe we’ll see multiple builds for everyone.
NEXT: Fall 01, due in 1 week! That’s next Friday 9/14, 6pm Central.
Argentina:
F Buenos Aires - Montevideo
A Cordoba - Mendoza
A Salta - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Brasil:
A Manaus - Mato Grosso
A Rio de Janeiro - Sao Paulo
F Salvador - Pernambuco
F Sao Paulo - Rio Grande do Sul
Bolivia:
F Antofagasta - Atacama Desert
A La Paz - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Chile:
A Santiago - Arancaunian Territory
F Valparaiso - Golfo de Guafo
Colombia:
A Bogota - Cali
F Cali - Golfo de Panama
F Cartagena - Panama (nc)
Paraguay:
A Asuncion - Parana
A Concepcion - Asuncion
Peru:
F Lima - Bahia Sechura
A Trujillo - Iquitos
Venezuela:
A Caracas - Angostura
F Maracaibo - Caracas |
| NNIGTFML s01 results! (dc273) FuzzyLogic Sep 04, 08:02 pm |
Friday.
1 week.
From today.
Period.
Except for Packrat’s, whose are due tonight.
From: Packrat [mailto:brn2dip(at)yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Ooops - that'll teach me to read ALL the emails first.
So are they due Friday, or Monday?
From: Michael Sims <mike(at)fuzzylogicllc.net>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2009 8:45:26 PM
Subject: RE: NNIGTFML s01 results!
And next Friday is the 11th, not the 14th.
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:43 PM
Subject: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Ready, set, go! And the llamas are off to the races! It looks like some fairly peaceful openings, only one bounce to speak of in Potosi . Unless something really wacky happens, I believe we’ll see multiple builds for everyone.
NEXT: Fall 01, due in 1 week! That’s next Friday 9/14, 6pm Central.
Argentina:
F Buenos Aires - Montevideo
A Cordoba - Mendoza
A Salta - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Brasil:
A Manaus - Mato Grosso
A Rio de Janeiro - Sao Paulo
F Salvador - Pernambuco
F Sao Paulo - Rio Grande do Sul
Bolivia:
F Antofagasta - Atacama Desert
A La Paz - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Chile:
A Santiago - Arancaunian Territory
F Valparaiso - Golfo de Guafo
Colombia:
A Bogota - Cali
F Cali - Golfo de Panama
F Cartagena - Panama (nc)
Paraguay:
A Asuncion - Parana
A Concepcion - Asuncion
Peru:
F Lima - Bahia Sechura
A Trujillo - Iquitos
Venezuela:
A Caracas - Angostura
F Maracaibo - Caracas |
| NNIGTFML s01 results! (dc273) packrat Sep 04, 08:07 pm |
They're in.
From: Michael Sims <mike(at)fuzzylogicllc.net>
To: Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com>; Jack McHugh <jwmchughjr(at)gmail.com>; The White Wolf <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>; Benjamin Hester <screwtape777(at)gmail.com>; Jason K <githraine(at)yahoo.com>; jchdipaccount(at)gmail.com; Gregory_Olson(at)brown.edu; drew3739o(at)yahoo.com; alley_cat_1990(at)hotmail.com; dc273 <dc273(at)diplomaticcorp.com>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2009 9:05:25 PM
Subject: RE: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Friday.
1 week.
From today.
Period.
Except for Packrat’s, whose are due tonight.
From: Packrat [mailto:brn2dip(at)yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Ooops - that'll teach me to read ALL the emails first.
So are they due Friday, or Monday?
From: Michael Sims <mike(at)fuzzylogicllc.net>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2009 8:45:26 PM
Subject: RE: NNIGTFML s01 results!
And next Friday is the 11th, not the 14th.
From: Michael Sims
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 7:43 PM
Subject: NNIGTFML s01 results!
Ready, set, go! And the llamas are off to the races! It looks like some fairly peaceful openings, only one bounce to speak of in Potosi . Unless something really wacky happens, I believe we’ll see multiple builds for everyone.
NEXT: Fall 01, due in 1 week! That’s next Friday 9/14, 6pm Central.
Argentina:
F Buenos Aires - Montevideo
A Cordoba - Mendoza
A Salta - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Brasil:
A Manaus - Mato Grosso
A Rio de Janeiro - Sao Paulo
F Salvador - Pernambuco
F Sao Paulo - Rio Grande do Sul
Bolivia:
F Antofagasta - Atacama Desert
A La Paz - Potosi (*Bounce*)
Chile:
A Santiago - Arancaunian Territory
F Valparaiso - Golfo de Guafo
Colombia:
A Bogota - Cali
F Cali - Golfo de Panama
F Cartagena - Panama (nc)
Paraguay:
A Asuncion - Parana
A Concepcion - Asuncion
Peru:
F Lima - Bahia Sechura
A Trujillo - Iquitos
Venezuela:
A Caracas - Angostura
F Maracaibo - Caracas |
| DC270: Spring 1902 Results - dipknight (Sep 04, 2009, 6:13 pm) |
GM’s remarks:
My thanks to all for getting your orders in on time; it makes things much more pleasant for me when I don’t have to get on someone for being late.
Please take some time to review your orders. At least one of you (possibly more) will find that you have miss-ordered a unit. Would it have made a difference? *shrug* . . . only time will tell. I would advise getting in the habit of reviewing your orders when you get my “received” reply.
The Players:
Austria: Dan Huck aefgirt7(at)yahoo.com ([email]aefgirt7(at)yahoo.com[/email])
England: Samuel Jurado samuel.jurado(at)yahoo.com ([email]samuel.jurado(at)yahoo.com[/email])
France: Tim Vaillemans tim.vaillemans(at)gmail.com ([email]tim.vaillemans(at)gmail.com[/email])
Germany: Joe Babinsnack chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com ([email]chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Italy: Ian Shaw ianxshaw(at)gmail.com ([email]ianxshaw(at)gmail.com[/email])
Russia: Joe Payne josepayne(at)gmail.com ([email]josepayne(at)gmail.com[/email])
Turkey: Brandon Wade bwhotmale1(at)hotmail.com ([email]bwhotmale1(at)hotmail.com[/email])
The Orders:
Austria:
A bud - tri
F gre Supports A ser - bul
A ser - bul
F tri - adr
A vie - trl (*Fails*)
England:
F bar - stp(nc)
F edi - nwg
F nth Supports A nwy
A nwy Supports F bar - stp(nc) (*Disbanded*)
France:
A bur Supports A pic - bel (*Dislodged*)
F mar (*no move received*)
A pic - bel (*Bounce*)
F por - spa(nc)
Germany:
A bel - bur
F ber - bal
A den - kie
F hol - bel (*Bounce*)
A kie - ruh
A mun Supports A bel - bur
Italy:
F nap - apu
A pie - trl
F tun - ion
A ven Supports A pie - trl
Russia:
A fin Supports F stp(nc) - nwy
A mos - ukr
A rum Supports A ser - bul
F sev - bla
F stp(nc) - nwy
F swe Supports F stp(nc) - nwy
Turkey:
F ank (*no move received*)
A bul Hold (*Disbanded*)
A con Supports A bul
F sev - bla (*Illegal Orders*)
F smy - aeg
Retreats:
French A Burgundy can retreat to Gascony, Paris or Off-the-Board (OTB)
Centers and Unit Positions:
Austria:
Centers (5): bud, gre, ser, tri, vie.
Units: F adr, A bul, F gre, A tri, A vie
Build/Disband:
England:
Centers (4): edi, lvp, lon, nwy.
Units: F nth, F nwg, F stp(nc)
Build/disband:
France:
Centers (4): bre, mar, par, por.
Units: F mar, A pic, F spa(nc)
Build/Disband:
Germany:
Centers (6): bel, ber, den, hol, kie, mun.
Units: F bal, A bur, F hol, A kie, A mun, A ruh
Build/Disband:
Italy:
Centers (4): nap, rom, tun, ven.
Units: F apu, F ion, A trl, A ven
Build/Disband:
Russia:
Centers: (6): mos, rum, sev, stp, swe, war.
Units: F bla, A fin, F nwy, A rum, F swe, A ukr
Build/Disband:
Turkey:
Centers (4): ank, bul, con, smy.
Units: F aeg, F ank, A con
Build/Disband:
Deadline:
I will provide you all with the French retreat as soon as I receive it. Tim, could you please get me your retreat no later than tomorrow evening? New deadline to be set after retreat is posted; but it would be no earlier than Friday; September 11, 2009; 24:00 hrs GMT.
By now you all know; if there are any errors in the results, please make me aware of them ASAP. Per the House rules, any errors that are carried into the next season are irreversible. I know reading this every time gets annoying; so, this is the last time you will see this reminder (unless we get a new player for some odd reason or another).
Map of the moves, map of the results, and the dpy file are attached for your use.
Best of luck in the next season,
Darryl (GM)
[Reply] |
| dc252 f08 results! - FuzzyLogic (Sep 04, 2009, 5:09 pm) |
Persian forces regroup this turn, while Egypt says “It’s all Greek to me”. Can the men in black pull it off? If so it’ll take at least another year as the draw is voted down, and 17 doesn’t win it. There are a few builds tho:
Carthage: Build 1
Persia: Build 1
Egypt: Remove 1
Let’s set Builds for Tuesday 9/8, 6pm Central, tho I’ll be in and out this holiday weekend so if I get all 3 sets sooner I’ll send them out.
Rome:
A Massilia - Rhaetia
F Neapolis - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
A Ravenna Supports A Etruria - Venetia
A Roma - Etruria
Carthage:
F Adriatic Sea Supports A Etruria - Venetia
F Cyrene Supports F Libyan Sea
A Etruria - Venetia
F Ionian Sea - Epirus (*Fails*)
F Libyan Sea Supports A Alexandria
F Ligurian Sea Hold
A Memphis - Thebes
F Messenian Sea Supports F Libyan Sea
A Tarraconensis - Gaul
A Thebes - Sinai
F Tyrrhenean Sea - Ausonian Sea
Persia:
F Aegean Sea Convoys A Sidon - Macedonia
A Arabia Hold
A Athens Supports F Sparta
F Cilician Strait Convoys A Sidon - Macedonia
F Crete Hold
F Egyptian Sea Supports F Crete
A Epirus Hold
F Gulf of Pelusium - Sinai (*Fails*)
A Jerusalem Supports F Sinai - Petra
F Minoan Sea Convoys A Sidon - Macedonia
A Nabatea Supports F Sinai - Petra
A Sidon - Macedonia
F Sinai - Petra
F Sparta Hold
A Venetia - Dalmatia
A Vindobona Supports A Venetia - Dalmatia
Egypt:
A Alexandria Supports A Thebes - Sinai
A Petra Supports A Thebes - Sinai (*Disbanded*)
F Reed Sea Supports A Petra[Reply] |
| DC261 - Autumn 1904 Results - aramis604 (Sep 04, 2009, 12:55 pm) |
France:
F English Channel - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
Russia:
F Rumania - Black Sea
------------------------
Adjustments:
Austria: Supp 8 Unit 5 Build 3
England: Supp 6 Unit 4 Build 2
France: Supp 5 Unit 5 Build 0
Germany: Supp 6 Unit 5 Build 1
Italy: Supp 5 Unit 5 Build 0
Russia: Supp 2 Unit 4 Remove 2
Turkey: Supp 2 Unit 2 Build 0
Winter 1904 is due by Tuesday, September 8th by 9pm Pacific Time.
- Josh[Reply] |
| DC 260: F1905 - AceRimmer (Sep 04, 2009, 10:16 am) |
It's Kenny Rogers day in DC 260. "You gotta know when to hold 'em..." And hold 'em you do! Siberia divides his units into 4 pairs and orders them to "Hold your partner"... but nobody attacked. And then he moves to Ekaterinburg. Persia and Japan do a lot of holding still and supporting, too. Philippines doesn't hold, and it must disband. Is this a moral?
But not all is idleness. Here is a little game I like to play called "Summary Adjudication", in which I list only units that move. So, here's the shortened version of F1905:
I: F Cel-Phi
F EIO-Sum
J: F Phi dislodged/disbanded
N: A Tib-Kun
A Del-Pak
F Pak-Bom
F Bom-BoB
P: F Egy-EAf
S: A WSb-Eka
There are no retreats, so we move straight ahead to W1905. If I get orders quickly, I can adjudicate today. If not, it will have to wait until Wednesday, when I get back from Chicago (though it could happen sooner if we decide we're too ill to travel, but you don't want all the unpleasant details).
Adjustments:
India: Supp 10 Unit 9 Build 1
Indonesia: Supp 9 Unit 8 Build 1
Japan: Supp 2 Unit 3 Remove 1
Persia: Supp 10 Unit 10 Build 0
Siberia: Supp 9 Unit 9 Build 0
Full F1905 Adjudication:
India:
A Beijing Supports A Mongolia
F Bombay - Bay of Bengal
A Delhi - Pakistan
A Hong Kong - Laos (*Bounce*)
A Mongolia Supports A Beijing
F Pakistan - Bombay
F Sri Lanka - Arabian Sea (*Fails*)
A Tien Shan Supports A Delhi - Pakistan
A Tibet - Kunlun
Indonesia:
F Celebes Sea - Philippines
F Central Indian Ocean Supports F Sri Lanka - Arabian Sea
F East China Sea Supports F Shanghai (*Cut*)
F Eastern Indian Ocean - Sumatra
F South China Sea Supports F Celebes Sea - Philippines
F Seychelles Supports F Central Indian Ocean
F Shanghai Supports F East China Sea
A Vietnam - Laos (*Bounce*)
Japan:
F Hokkaido Supports F Honshu
F Honshu Supports F Hokkaido
F Philippines - East China Sea (*Disbanded*)
F Yellow Sea Supports F Honshu
Persia:
A Afghanistan Supports A Uzbekistan
F Arabian Sea Supports A Iran - Pakistan (*Cut*)
F Caspian Sea Supports A Moscow
F Egypt - East Africa
A Iran - Pakistan (*Fails*)
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Hold
F Oman Supports F Arabian Sea
F Persian Gulf Supports F Arabian Sea
A Uzbekistan Hold
Siberia:
F Bering Strait Supports F Sea of Okhotsk
A Kazakhstan Supports A Novosibirsk
A Korea Supports A Manchuria
A Manchuria Supports A Korea
A Novosibirsk Supports A Kazakhstan
F Sea of Okhotsk Hold
A St. Petersburg Supports A Urals
A Urals Supports A St. Petersburg
A West Siberia - Ekaterinburg[Reply] |
| dc266 tonight - MattTheLesser (Sep 04, 2009, 10:14 am) |
Hey guys,
We've had a bit of a delay but the deadline for Spring 1904 is finally
almost here, and I still don't have orders from everyone! So if you
don't have a confirmation, get them in ASAP!
Matt[Reply] |
| dc266 tonight (dc266) MattTheLesser Sep 18, 07:52 am |
9 pm eastern is the deadline, so if you don't have a confirmation, get
them in! |
| dc266 tonight (dc266) MattTheLesser Sep 24, 09:22 am |
13 and a half hours away and I'm still missing sets of orders! So if
you don't have a confirmation, get them in!
Matt |
| dc266 tonight (dc266) MattTheLesser Sep 24, 09:24 am |
look at my glorious math skills...make that 10 and a half hours!
Matt Kremer wrote:
13 and a half hours away and I'm still missing sets of orders! So if
you don't have a confirmation, get them in!
Matt
|
| dc266 tonight (dc266) MattTheLesser Oct 05, 10:37 am |
Sorry for not getting this reminder out last night, but the deadline
still remains at 9 pm eastern tonight. So if you don't have a
confirmation get those orders in!
Matt |
| DC254, Fall 1906 - Marshall (Sep 04, 2009, 10:08 am) |
I would accept that.
Marshall
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 12:34 AM, Dirk Knemeyer <dirk(at)knemeyer.com ([email]dirk(at)knemeyer.com[/email])> wrote:
Gents,
I would like to propose a draw, with England, Germany and Turkey sharing victory.
Dirk
Austria
On Sep 3, 2009, at 12:34 PM, Warren Fleming wrote:
[quote:9632a55e3f]
Okay, here we go. There are some interesting developments. Germany gains an Italian center, but generously? donates his build to the British. In fact England did quite well this turn, and has three builds due. The only other adjustment is for Italy, who must remove one.
Adjustments are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT. Remember that if I get orders from both parties that are clearly marked as final orders, I can adjudicate early.
------------------
Austria:
A Galicia - Budapest
A Serbia Supports A Trieste (*Cut*)
A Trieste Supports A Serbia
A Vienna Supports A Galicia - Budapest (*Cut*)
England:
A Belgium Hold
F Brest Hold
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Spain
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal (*Fails*)
F North Africa - Western Mediterranean (*Disbanded*)
F Norway Hold
A Paris Hold
France:
A Spain Hold (*Disbanded*)
Germany:
A Bohemia Supports A Tyrolia (*Ordered to Move*)
A Burgundy Hold
A Marseilles Supports A Gascony - Spain
A Munich Supports A Bohemia
A Rome Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Cut*)
F Skagerrak - Denmark
A Tyrolia - Vienna (*Fails*)
A Warsaw Hold
Italy:
F Naples - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Fails*)
A Portugal Supports A Spain (*Cut*)
F Tunis Supports F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
A Venice - Rome (*Fails*)
F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
Turkey:
F Aegean Sea Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
F Albania Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Bulgaria Supports A Rumania
F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Greece - Serbia (*Fails*)
A Moscow - Ukraine
A Rumania Hold
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Fails*)
STATUS:
Ownership:
Austria: Budapest, Serbia, Trieste, Vienna.
England: Belgium, Brest, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London, Norway,
Paris, Spain, St Petersburg, Sweden.
Germany: Berlin, Denmark, Holland, Kiel, Marseilles, Munich,
Rome, Warsaw.
Italy: Naples, Portugal, Tunis, Venice.
Turkey: Ankara, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Greece, Moscow,
Rumania, Sevastopol, Smyrna.
Adjustments:
Austria: Supp 4 Unit 4 Build 0
England: Supp 10 Unit 7 Build 3
France: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Germany: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Italy: Supp 4 Unit 5 Remove 1
Russia: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Turkey: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Builds are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT.
----------------------
There you have it. Have fun! Maps are attached.
Warren
<dc254winter06due.dpy><dc254winter06due.GIF>
[/quote:9632a55e3f][Reply] |
| dc220 - Wherefore art thou... - FuzzyLogic (Sep 04, 2009, 10:07 am) |
...orders??
Due today - in about 8 hours! And no - killing yourself by drinking a vial of poison cuz you've fallen in love and are unable to wed the woman of your dreams will NOT be an acceptable excuse this time - results will be out tonight! If you dont have a confirmation from me then I dont have your orders.
Enjoy,
-mike[Reply] |
| DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication - TheWhiteWolf (Sep 04, 2009, 1:14 am) |
Crud!!! I knew I forgot something again. I have a task for you guys - harass me incessantly every time I don't include a Machiavelli quote in an adjudication.
Wolf
I'm a Firefly fan and proud! Read my fiction:
http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1369632/
--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net> wrote:
From: Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net>
Subject: Re: DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication
To: "The White Wolf" <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>, "Joe Babinsack" <chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com>, "Garry Bledsoe" <kielmarch(at)hotmail.com>, "Nick Cherrier" <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>, "Nathan Deily" <ndeily(at)yahoo.com>, "DC272 Forum" <dc272(at)diplomaticcorp.com>, "Aidan Slattery" <aislattery(at)aol.com>, "Mark Utterbach" <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>, "Max Victory" <maxatrest(at)yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 4:50 PM
Maestro ~ "The great majority of mankind are satisfied with appearances, as though they are realities, and are often even more influenced by the things that seem than by those that are." - Niccoló Machiavelli
[Reply] |
| DC230 Lost Kings - Winter 1910 - Ah, L'amour - former.trout (Sep 04, 2009, 12:23 am) |
Heya DC-230ers,
France builds a division of dudes in fancy duds in Paris. And that fairly sums it up for Winter 1910.
Deadline for Spring 1911 orders will be set for Monday, September 7th (11:59 PM GMT). Rock n roll, gang!
Cheers!
Fancy Duds Trout
Adjustment orders for Winter of 1910. (DC230 10 WIN)
France: Build A Paris.
Unit locations:
Austria: A Armenia, F Constantinople.
France: F Adriatic Sea, F Aegean Sea, A Albania, A Belgium, F Bulgaria(ec),
A Burgundy, F Greece, F North Atlantic Ocean, F North Sea, A Norway,
A Paris, A Piedmont, A Ruhr, F Skagerrak, A Trieste, A Tyrolia, F
Yorkshire.
Germany: A Bohemia, A Budapest, F Denmark, A Galicia, A Holland, A Kiel, A
Munich, A Rumania, A Serbia, A Sevastopol, A Silesia, F St
Petersburg(nc), A Sweden, A Vienna.
Ownership of supply centers:
Austria: Ankara, Constantinople, Smyrna.
France: Belgium, Brest, Bulgaria, Edinburgh, Greece, Liverpool, London,
Marseilles, Naples, Norway, Paris, Portugal, Rome, Spain, Trieste,
Tunis, Venice.
Germany: Berlin, Budapest, Denmark, Holland, Kiel, Moscow, Munich, Rumania,
Serbia, Sevastopol, St Petersburg, Sweden, Vienna, Warsaw.
Austria: 3 Supply centers, 2 Units: Builds 0 units.
England: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
France: 17 Supply centers, 17 Units: Builds 0 units.
Germany: 14 Supply centers, 14 Units: Builds 0 units.
Italy: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Russia: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Turkey: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
NEXT DEADLINE: SPRING 1911 ORDERS DUE MONDAY, SEPT 7TH (11:59 PM GMT)!![Reply] |
| DC-272 Fall 1454 Austria - All - Lane (Sep 04, 2009, 12:04 am) |
Sorry Guys. I've been without internet connection for the last few days. Just back on and will make contact soon.
Regards
Aidan[Reply] |
| DC-224 Slaughter Of Work-Time - Spring 10 - Roarin... - former.trout (Sep 04, 2009, 12:03 am) |
Heya folks,
Owing to the lateness of the adjudication, I'll keep this short and sweet. Please review the results and let me know if you spot any errors. (I'm pretty sure there aren't any - but I haven't exactly been rocking a perfect 10 so far, if you know what I mean...)
And whatever happens, consider the following... No matter how bad it gets - at least you are not the Dwarven army in Krikkit... Well, except for Matt, who now has to negotiate through some potentially very hostile scenery... Yikes.
Three retreats are needed - one each from the Archers, Trolls and Rogues. Deadline for Summer 10 will be set for Sunday, September 6th (11:59 PM GMT). If all 3 come in early, I can try to get it out tomorrow night. However Saturday is a write-off for me as I'll be at an all-day rock concert with someone who is cuter than you guys are. (At least, that's what she tells me...)
Cheers for now, all!
Cheshire Cat Trout
Movement results for Spring of 10. (DC 224 10 SPR)
Archers: F Loxley - Prydain (*Bounce*).
Archers: A Fantastica Supports A Duloc.
Archers: A Duloc Supports A Fantastica.
Archers: A Avalon Hold.
Archers: A Gwynir Hold.
Archers: F Kingdom Of Hearts - Prydain (*Dislodged*).
Archers: A Ivory Tower Supports F Cliffs Of Insanity.
Archers: A Elephant Graveyard - Groves Of Academe.
Archers: F Cliffs Of Insanity Hold.
Dwarves: A Carpantha - Diamond Mines.
Dwarves: A Undermountain Supports A Carpantha - Diamond Mines.
Dwarves: A Krikkit Supports A Thirsty Desert - Two Towers.
Dwarves: F The Julianthes - Churning Reach (*Fails*).
Dwarves: A Dragon Coast Supports F Churning Reach - Great Glacier.
Dwarves: A Khaz Modan - Carpantha.
Dwarves: F Zeboims Deep Supports F All Saints Bay - Savage Sea.
Dwarves: F Churning Reach - Great Glacier.
Elves: F Garthim - Cormyr.
Elves: A Faerun - Waterdeep.
Elves: F Roaring Rapids - River Of Dawn.
Faeries: F Mt Nimro - Churning Reach.
Faeries: F Ella - North Mirianic Ocean.
Faeries: A Spiral Castle - Kingdom Of Hearts.
Faeries: F Land Of Sweets - Shady Vale (*Fails*).
Faeries: A Myth Drannor - Great Glacier (*Fails*).
Faeries: A Dragons Teeth Mtns Supports A Spiral Castle - Kingdom Of Hearts.
Faeries: A Strawberry Fields Supports A Spiral Castle - Kingdom Of Hearts.
Faeries: F East Mirianic Ocean Supports F Mt Nimro - Churning Reach.
Faeries: F Rift Canyon - Rugged Coast.
Knights: A Anvard Supports A Aslan (*Cut*).
Knights: A Wing Hove - Heavens Well.
Knights: A Arborlon Supports A Grimpen Ward.
Knights: A Grimpen Ward Supports A Aslan.
Knights: A Cathal - Pendaran Wood.
Knights: A Aslan Supports A Anvard (*Disbanded*).
Knights: F Arctic Barrens - Cathal.
Knights: A Shady Vale Supports A Grimpen Ward (*Cut*).
Knights: F Crystal Lake Supports A Anvard.
Ogres: A Gelfling - Dhunia.
Ogres: A Magrathea - The Wilderland.
Ogres: A Merrow - Knockshegowna (*Bounce*).
Ogres: A Powry - Knockshegowna (*Bounce*).
Ogres: A France - Shining Stream.
Ogres: A Marshes of Morva - Gelfling.
Ogres: F Cormyr - Roaring Rapids.
Ogres: A Thirsty Desert - Two Towers.
Ogres: A Shining Stream - Thirsty Desert.
Ogres: F The Wilderland - Fjord.
Ogres: A Golgafrincham - Nowwhat.
Ogres: A Hall Of Echoes - Venatori Umbrarum (*Fails*).
Ogres: A Twisted Tunnels Supports A Undermountain.
Ogres: F North Rainbow Lake Convoys A Gelfling - Dhunia.
Pirates: A Mordor Hold.
Pirates: A Rohan Supports A Thirsty Desert - Two Towers.
Pirates: F Riku - Grief Reef.
Pirates: F Land Ho - Restless Waters (*Fails*).
Pirates: A Traverse Town Supports A Maze Of Regrets.
Pirates: F Rivendell Supports A Mordor.
Pirates: A Maze Of Regrets Supports A Traverse Town.
Pirates: A Critter Country Supports A Maze Of Regrets.
Pirates: F Pirate Shoals Supports F Land Ho - Restless Waters.
Pirates: F Gulf of Lhun - Baldurs Gate (*Fails*).
Pirates: F Sea Of Fallen Stars - Lindon.
Rogues: A Tumnus - Anvard (*Fails*).
Rogues: F To-Gai-Ru - All Saints Bay.
Rogues: F Archenland Supports F Mist Marsh - Aslan.
Rogues: F Troldhaugen Hold.
Rogues: A Sleepy Hollow Hold.
Rogues: A Dancing Lawn Supports F Mist Marsh - Aslan.
Rogues: F Walk Of Clouds Supports F West Mirianic Ocean.
Rogues: A Palmaris Supports F Timber Lands.
Rogues: F Timber Lands Supports F Savage Sea.
Rogues: A Temple Of Doom - Venatori Umbrarum.
Rogues: F Mist Marsh - Aslan.
Rogues: F Celestial Delta - Mist Marsh.
Rogues: F Savage Sea Supports F To-Gai-Ru - All Saints Bay (*Dislodged*).
Rogues: F West Mirianic Ocean Supports F To-Gai-Ru - All Saints Bay.
Trolls: F Hundred Acre Wood Hold.
Trolls: F Newa River Supports F Hundred Acre Wood.
Trolls: A Ergoth - Cyriss.
Trolls: A Sorrow's End - Cave Of Ordeals.
Trolls: F Everglot Hold.
Trolls: F Skellington Supports F The Maw - Necronomicon.
Trolls: F Grendel - High Seas.
Trolls: F Enchanted Isles Hold.
Trolls: F Sable's Swamp - Ergoth.
Trolls: A Daniloth Supports A Sleepy Hollow.
Trolls: A Diamond Mines - Undermountain (*Dislodged*).
Trolls: A Yggdrasil Supports A Ancient Necropolis.
Trolls: A Ancient Necropolis Supports A Temple Of Doom - Venatori Umbrarum.
Trolls: F The Maw - Necronomicon.
Trolls: F West Sea Of Shadows Supports F Everglot.
Undead: A Skullcap Supports F Istar - Everglot.
Undead: F Terabithia Supports F All Saints Bay - Savage Sea.
Undead: F Istar - Everglot (*Fails*).
Undead: F Necronomicon - Thunderhead.
Undead: F All Saints Bay - Savage Sea.
Wizards: F Baldurs Gate Supports F Restless Waters (*Cut*).
Wizards: A Candlekeep, no move received.
Wizards: A Yuirwood - Mordor (*Fails*).
Wizards: F Restless Waters, no move received.
Wizards: F Razors Edge Supports F Restless Waters.
The following units were dislodged:
Archer F Kingdom Of Hearts can retreat to Drynwyn or Andarien Plain or Paras Derval or River Saeren.
Troll A Diamond Mines can retreat to Knurremurre or Tymwyvenne.
Rogue F Savage Sea can retreat to Uhl Belk.
Unit locations:
Archers: F Loxley, A Fantastica, A Duloc, A Avalon, A Gwynir, F Kingdom Of
Hearts, A Ivory Tower, A Groves Of Academe, F Cliffs Of Insanity.
Dwarves: A Carpantha, A Undermountain, A Krikkit, F Great Glacier, F The
Julianthes, A Dragon Coast, A Diamond Mines, F Zeboims Deep.
Elves: A Waterdeep, F Cormyr, F River Of Dawn.
Faeries: A Kingdom Of Hearts, F Land Of Sweets, A Myth Drannor, A Dragons
Teeth Mtns, A Strawberry Fields, F Churning Reach, F East Mirianic
Ocean, F North Mirianic Ocean, F Rugged Coast.
Knights: A Anvard, A Arborlon, A Grimpen Ward, F Cathal, A Aslan, A
Pendaran Wood, A Heavens Well, A Shady Vale, F Crystal Lake.
Ogres: A Gelfling, F Fjord, A Two Towers, A Merrow, A Powry, A Thirsty
Desert, A Shining Stream, A The Wilderland, A Nowwhat, A Dhunia, A
Hall Of Echoes, A Twisted Tunnels, F Roaring Rapids, F North
Rainbow Lake.
Pirates: A Mordor, A Rohan, F Lindon, F Land Ho, A Traverse Town, F
Rivendell, A Maze Of Regrets, A Critter Country, F Grief Reef, F
Pirate Shoals, F Gulf of Lhun.
Rogues: A Tumnus, F Archenland, F Troldhaugen, A Sleepy Hollow, F Aslan, A
Dancing Lawn, F Walk Of Clouds, A Palmaris, F Timber Lands, A
Venatori Umbrarum, F Mist Marsh, F Savage Sea, F All Saints Bay, F
West Mirianic Ocean.
Trolls: F Hundred Acre Wood, F Newa River, F Ergoth, F Everglot, F
Skellington, A Cyriss, F Enchanted Isles, A Cave Of Ordeals, F
Necronomicon, A Daniloth, A Diamond Mines, A Yggdrasil, A Ancient
Necropolis, F High Seas, F West Sea Of Shadows.
Undead: A Skullcap, F Terabithia, F Istar, F Thunderhead, F Savage Sea.
Wizards: F Baldurs Gate, A Candlekeep, A Yuirwood, F Restless Waters, F
Razors Edge.
Ownership of supply centers:
Archers: Llyr, Loxley, Prydain, Fantastica, Duloc, Avalon, Gwynir, Kingdom
Of Hearts, Ivory Tower.
Dwarves: Carpantha, Undermountain, Fjord, Krikkit, Zhentil Keep, The Old
Gristmill, The Julianthes, Spirit Pond.
Elves: Garthim, Faerun, City Of Splendors.
Faeries: Mt Nimro, Vinyaya, Oz, Ella, Spiral Castle, Land Of Sweets, Gurgi,
Gumdrop Isle, Myth Drannor.
Knights: Gu'Tanoth, Paras Derval, Brennin, Anvard, Wing Hove, Arborlon,
Grimpen Ward, Cathal, Icereach.
Ogres: Gelfling, Prekkandorran Heights, Knockshegowna, Lubrick, Auryn,
Horborixen, Nehwon, Lankhmar, Traal, Magrathea, Fafhrd, Whoville,
Devils Canyon, Forbidden City.
Pirates: Mordor, Rohan, Lindon, Riku, The Neverwood, Pans Labyrinth, Land
Ho, Never Never Land, Traverse Town, Slightly Gulch, Neverpeak
Mountain.
Rogues: Tumnus, Grissel, To-Gai-Ru, Grimheim, The Silver City, Ashan,
Archenland, Telmar, Troldhaugen, Orboros, Dargaard Keep, Corona,
Sleepy Hollow, Dimmsdale.
Trolls: Hundred Acre Wood, Khemri, Newa River, Tarsis, Ergoth, Krynn,
Sorrow's End, Niflheim, Kahvi, Everglot, Skellington, Grendel,
Cyriss, Ansalon, Enchanted Isles.
Undead: Gollerus, Skullcap, Tuatha, Caer, Terabithia.
Wizards: Baldurs Gate, Waterdeep, Two Towers, Candlekeep, Great Glacier.
Archers: 9 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 9 Units: Builds 0 units.
Barbarians: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Centaurs: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Dwarves: 8 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 8 Units: Builds 0 units.
Elves: 3 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 3 Units: Builds 0 units.
Faeries: 9 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 9 Units: Builds 0 units.
Gnomes: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Hobbits: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Knights: 9 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 9 Units: Builds 0 units.
Leprechauns: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Magicians: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Nomads: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Ogres: 14 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 14 Units: Builds 0 units.
Pirates: 11 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 11 Units: Builds 0 units.
Rogues: 14 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 14 Units: Builds 0 units.
Samurai: 0 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Trolls: 15 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 15 Units: Builds 0 units.
Undead: 5 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 5 Units: Builds 0 units.
Wizards: 5 Supply centers ( 0 blocked), 5 Units: Builds 0 units.
NEXT DEADLINE: SUMMER 10 RETREATS DUE SUNDAY, SEPT 6TH (11:59 PM GMT)!![Reply] |
| DC242: Winter 1911 - Rocketship (Sep 03, 2009, 11:46 pm) |
DC242: Winter 1911
I must apologize for the massive delay. A rather intense stretch of
work plus some bloody huge wildfires just north of town conspired to
take Diplomacy right off my mind.
France:
A Brest - Paris
The deadline for Spring 1911 was originally set for about an hour from
now. That's not realistic...
Let's take another two days. Sunday, September 6, 2009 at 05:00GMT.
One again, please accept my apologies for the delay.
Matthew[Reply] |
| DC254, Fall 1906 - dknemeyer (Sep 03, 2009, 11:34 pm) |
Gents,
I would like to propose a draw, with England, Germany and Turkey
sharing victory.
Dirk
Austria
On Sep 3, 2009, at 12:34 PM, Warren Fleming wrote:
Okay, here we go. There are some interesting developments. Germany
gains an Italian center, but generously? donates his build to the
British. In fact England did quite well this turn, and has three
builds due. The only other adjustment is for Italy, who must remove
one.
Adjustments are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT. Remember that
if I get orders from both parties that are clearly marked as final
orders, I can adjudicate early.
------------------
Austria:
A Galicia - Budapest
A Serbia Supports A Trieste (*Cut*)
A Trieste Supports A Serbia
A Vienna Supports A Galicia - Budapest (*Cut*)
England:
A Belgium Hold
F Brest Hold
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Spain
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal (*Fails*)
F North Africa - Western Mediterranean (*Disbanded*)
F Norway Hold
A Paris Hold
France:
A Spain Hold (*Disbanded*)
Germany:
A Bohemia Supports A Tyrolia (*Ordered to Move*)
A Burgundy Hold
A Marseilles Supports A Gascony - Spain
A Munich Supports A Bohemia
A Rome Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Cut*)
F Skagerrak - Denmark
A Tyrolia - Vienna (*Fails*)
A Warsaw Hold
Italy:
F Naples - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Fails*)
A Portugal Supports A Spain (*Cut*)
F Tunis Supports F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
A Venice - Rome (*Fails*)
F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
Turkey:
F Aegean Sea Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
F Albania Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Bulgaria Supports A Rumania
F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Greece - Serbia (*Fails*)
A Moscow - Ukraine
A Rumania Hold
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Fails*)
STATUS:
Ownership:
Austria: Budapest, Serbia, Trieste, Vienna.
England: Belgium, Brest, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London, Norway,
Paris, Spain, St Petersburg, Sweden.
Germany: Berlin, Denmark, Holland, Kiel, Marseilles, Munich,
Rome, Warsaw.
Italy: Naples, Portugal, Tunis, Venice.
Turkey: Ankara, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Greece, Moscow,
Rumania, Sevastopol, Smyrna.
Adjustments:
Austria: Supp 4 Unit 4 Build 0
England: Supp 10 Unit 7 Build 3
France: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Germany: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Italy: Supp 4 Unit 5 Remove 1
Russia: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Turkey: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Builds are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT.
----------------------
There you have it. Have fun! Maps are attached.
Warren
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| DC271 Cimarra - S01 Delay...Bad Portent of Things... - garry.bledsoe (Sep 03, 2009, 9:13 pm) |
UGHHHHHH. Okay. Lesson learned. I should have FORCED preliminaries before continuing. When will I learn? I thought that since everyone was sooo diligent with confirmations that preliminaries was a formality. Alas it may not be.
We are missing one set of orders. Officially that player has 24 hours to get me orders or the position goes out to recruiting. That player knows who they are [I have sent them multiple reminders which is very out of character for me].
If we do not have them by this time tomorrow night, I will be forced to recruit a new player. I normally would just NMR them but since it is a gamestart and all...
By the way, this is covered in the attached House Rules. Sorry for not having sent them before...now they seem quite important.
Sorry all. Hopefully just a minor blip and we begin!
Lord of the March
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Subject: DC271 Cimarra - Gamestart Country Assignments and S01
Date: Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:33:46 -0400
.ExternalClass .EC_hmmessage P {padding:0px;} .ExternalClass body.EC_hmmessage {font-size:10pt;font-family:Verdana;} Dave/Andy/Nick/Kent/Ian/Darryl/Jim,
Let's get started! Sorry for the delay from Friday. We are ready to go and our line-up is as follows:
Austria - Nick Netscher - nicknetscher(at)gmail.com
England - Jim Hoyes - jchdipaccount(at)gmail.com
France - Kent Welch - kentrwelch(at)gmail.com
Germany - Darryl Good - dipknight(at)gmail.com
Italy - Dave Wilkinson - fletch15(at)bellsouth.net
Russia - Ian Bond - iangb_2000(at)yahoo.co.uk
Turkey - Andy Waxtel - awaxtel(at)gmail.com
We have a player [Darryl] who will be out of town with limited email access [today through the 28th] so we are going to have a bit longer period until our first deadline. Let's set the deadline for Spring 1901 at Thursday Sept 3rd at 6pm CST.
I encourage provisionals so feel free to send them in ahead of time. I will always confirm orders so if for some reason you do not get a confirmation, check with me. It is probably good to also be in the habit of sending a copy to orders(at)diplomaticcorp.com just to be covered.
Attached is our file for the game and a map. The .dpy file is the Real Politik file if you want to play with it.
That should cover us. Please feel free to send in any questions.
Garry
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| DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication - zeclient (Sep 03, 2009, 6:20 pm) |
My friends,
In light of what just happened, and as a genuine idealist, I wish to suggest that we put all hatred aside and perhaps thing of establishing a supra-sovereign institution in order to bring peace to Italy.
Who's with me?
Nick
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 14:07:17 -0700
From: chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com
Subject: Re: DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication
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So, you are satisfied pretending to be a Pope, while I sate myself pretending to be the man you quote?
Regards,
Il Macchio
--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net> wrote:
From: Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net>
Subject: Re: DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication
To: "The White Wolf" <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>, "Joe Babinsack" <chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com>, "Garry Bledsoe" <kielmarch(at)hotmail.com>, "Nick Cherrier" <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>, "Nathan Deily" <ndeily(at)yahoo.com>, "DC272 Forum" <dc272(at)diplomaticcorp.com>, "Aidan Slattery" <aislattery(at)aol.com>, "Mark Utterbach" <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>, "Max Victory" <maxatrest(at)yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 4:50 PM
Maestro ~ "The great majority of mankind are satisfied with appearances, as though they are realities, and are often even more influenced by the things that seem than by those that are." - Niccoló Machiavelli
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| DC226 Spring 1911 Results! Summer Retreat Due! - hapolley (Sep 03, 2009, 5:22 pm) |
Standard DC226\Spring/1911
==========================
The Deadline for gunboat game dc226 Fall 1911 is
Thursday September 10 at 2400 Hrs. Note the map and positions
are for Summer 1911 with auto retreat Ven to Adr.
Sorry for the short delay. My IMAC internet stopped working after hours on phone with tech it was determined my mother board or ethernet card is not working. I am now doing the adjudication on my mini book. I will not have to pay for the repair as there is still 30 days left on my extended warrenty.
AUSTRIAN FORCES down to two units, Germany moves into
Italian Boot.
TURKEY losses VEN but moves North toward Russia!
English/German co-operation continues!
RETREATS
--------
Aust A gal TO OTDb
Turk N ven TO ADR,OTDb
I have Auto retreated N Ven-Adr Turkey must reach me by 7 Sep to OTB unit.
MOVEMENT RESULTS: [Spring/1911]
-------------------------------
Austria : [A gal - vie](A nap - rom)(N tun H )
{A gal: Dislodged}
England : (A yor - wal)(N ENG - MID)(N NTH - ENG)(N den - NTH)
(N BAL - den)(N WES S N TYN)[N TYN S A nap]
[A mos S A war - ukr](A lvn S A mos)(A nwy H )
Germany : (A tyr - ven)(A spa - mar)(A sil - boh)(N pic - bel)
[A mun - tyr](A ber - sil)(A war S A gal)
(A tus S A tyr - ven)(A pie S A tyr - ven)
{Action Order Error: A war S A gal}
Madman :
Turkey : [A sev - mos][A arm - sev](A con - bul)[N ION - TYN]
[N AEG - ION][A tri - tyr](A rum - gal)
(A ukr S A sev - mos)(A bud S A rum - gal)
[A vie S A tri - tyr][N ven S N apu](N apu S N ven)
{N ven: Dislodged}
POSITIONS
Su\11 |
=================================================================
Austria | A rom, N tun
England | N den, N ENG, A lvn, N MID, A mos, N NTH, A nwy
N TYN, A wal, N WES
Germany | N bel, A boh, A mar, A mun, A pie, A sil, A tus
A ven, A war
Turkey | N ADR, N AEG, N apu, A arm, A bud, A bul, A gal
N ION, A sev, A tri, A ukr, A vie
Madman |
=================================================================
ENGINEERED PRESS RELEASES
-------------------------
Willie,
Our moment of greatest unease has now passed. We thank you for upholding your word to us. We
are dispatching the main thrust of our navies to the Mediterranean, where we believe we still
possess potential for a breakthrough.
The Turk has overextended into Italy. We believe he cannot maintain both Vienna and Venice. It
is only a matter of time and strategem. And once the first city falls, all the others will
follow..
With Appreciation and Friendship,
Bertie
Germandy: At last the forces of freedom take back a Western
city from the hands of the Infidels!
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win - garry.bledsoe (Sep 03, 2009, 4:56 pm) |
Everyone should remember this...English as a nation [especially in games like say Diplomacy, futbol, etc] tends to choke when labeled as a favorite. Here's to me living up to that potential.
Gag-artist Garry
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Subject: RE: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 21:48:58 +0000
.ExternalClass .EC_hmmessage P {padding:0px;} .ExternalClass body.EC_hmmessage {font-size:10pt;font-family:Verdana;} Why Brazil futbol?
Ok I possibly have some Portuguese/Brazilian blood, but I'm damned if I've ever mentioned in DCI. Just who/where have you bugged?
Pity my speciality is fast play not crowded, and this won't be a sprint, so my odds are way overstated - and Jorge at 12:1 - you have got to be kidding. Spot on with Dan though.
Nice (and not at all Nefarious) Nigel
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:54:31 -0700
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria: 3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about (see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
Frank Martin , PE
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win - Nigs (Sep 03, 2009, 4:48 pm) |
Why Brazil futbol?
Ok I possibly have some Portuguese/Brazilian blood, but I'm damned if I've ever mentioned in DCI. Just who/where have you bugged?
Pity my speciality is fast play not crowded, and this won't be a sprint, so my odds are way overstated - and Jorge at 12:1 - you have got to be kidding. Spot on with Dan though.
Nice (and not at all Nefarious) Nigel
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:54:31 -0700
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria: 3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about (see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
Frank Martin , PE
PSOMAS | Balancing the Natural and Built Environment
Project Manager
Program/Construction Management
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| DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication - chaosonejoe (Sep 03, 2009, 4:07 pm) |
So, you are satisfied pretending to be a Pope, while I sate myself pretending to be the man you quote?
Regards,
Il Macchio
--- On Thu, 9/3/09, Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net> wrote:
From: Brutus <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net>
Subject: Re: DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication
To: "The White Wolf" <cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com>, "Joe Babinsack" <chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com>, "Garry Bledsoe" <kielmarch(at)hotmail.com>, "Nick Cherrier" <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>, "Nathan Deily" <ndeily(at)yahoo.com>, "DC272 Forum" <dc272(at)diplomaticcorp.com>, "Aidan Slattery" <aislattery(at)aol.com>, "Mark Utterbach" <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>, "Max Victory" <maxatrest(at)yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 4:50 PM
Maestro ~ "The great majority of mankind are satisfied with appearances, as though they are realities, and are often even more influenced by the things that seem than by those that are." - Niccoló Machiavelli
[Reply] |
| Pope Issues "List of Evils." - Brutus (Sep 03, 2009, 4:06 pm) |
1. Venice; and
2. Naples.
~Alla fine~[Reply] |
| DC-272 Fall 1454 Adjudication - Brutus (Sep 03, 2009, 3:50 pm) |
| Maestro ~ "The great majority of mankind are satisfied with appearances, as though they are realities, and are often even more influenced by the things that seem than by those that are." - Niccoló Machiavelli [Reply] |
| DC254, Fall 1906 - JimR (Sep 03, 2009, 3:10 pm) |
Thank You.
---- marshall voizard <IGGuy123(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Good game Jim, you fought the good fight!
-Marshall
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 12:42 PM, <jarossiter(at)tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
[quote:8aa2277bcc]And bitter it was!!! : )
Jim R.
---- Warren Fleming <alwayshunted(at)hotmail.com> wrote:
[quote:8aa2277bcc]
And one more thing.... an honourable mention to our French player Jim,
who we lose this year. Thanks for playing Jim, and for submitting orders to
the bitter end!
Warren
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 10:34:26 -0600
Okay, here we go. There are some interesting developments. Germany gains
an Italian center, but generously? donates his build to the British. In fact
England did quite well this turn, and has three builds due. The only other
adjustment is for Italy, who must remove one.
Adjustments are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT. Remember that if I
get orders from both parties that are clearly marked as final orders, I can
adjudicate early.
------------------
Austria:
A Galicia - Budapest
A Serbia Supports A Trieste (*Cut*)
A Trieste Supports A Serbia
A Vienna Supports A Galicia - Budapest (*Cut*)
England:
A Belgium Hold
F Brest Hold
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Spain
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal (*Fails*)
F North Africa - Western Mediterranean (*Disbanded*)
F Norway Hold
A Paris Hold
France:
A Spain Hold (*Disbanded*)
Germany:
A Bohemia Supports A Tyrolia (*Ordered to Move*)
A Burgundy Hold
A Marseilles Supports A Gascony - Spain
A Munich Supports A Bohemia
A Rome Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Cut*)
F Skagerrak - Denmark
A Tyrolia - Vienna (*Fails*)
A Warsaw Hold
Italy:
F Naples - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Fails*)
A Portugal Supports A Spain (*Cut*)
F Tunis Supports F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
A Venice - Rome (*Fails*)
F Western Mediterranean - North Africa
Turkey:
F Aegean Sea Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
F Albania Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Bulgaria Supports A Rumania
F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Greece - Serbia (*Fails*)
A Moscow - Ukraine
A Rumania Hold
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Naples (*Fails*)
STATUS:
Ownership:
Austria: Budapest, Serbia, Trieste, Vienna.
England: Belgium, Brest, Edinburgh, Liverpool, London, Norway,
Paris, Spain, St Petersburg, Sweden.
Germany: Berlin, Denmark, Holland, Kiel, Marseilles, Munich,
Rome, Warsaw.
Italy: Naples, Portugal, Tunis, Venice.
Turkey: Ankara, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Greece, Moscow,
Rumania, Sevastopol, Smyrna.
Adjustments:
Austria: Supp 4 Unit 4 Build 0
England: Supp 10 Unit 7 Build 3
France: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Germany: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Italy: Supp 4 Unit 5 Remove 1
Russia: Supp 0 Unit 0 Build 0
Turkey: Supp 8 Unit 8 Build 0
Builds are due on Monday, September 7, 17:00 MDT.
----------------------
There you have it. Have fun! Maps are attached.
Warren
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| NNIGTFML - Tomorrow! - AlanRFarrington (Sep 03, 2009, 2:59 pm) |
As a college student I can attest to the fact that Prelims are TERRIBLE!
--Alan
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:45:10 -0700
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Enjoy,
-mike
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win - fmartin at psomas.com (Sep 03, 2009, 2:54 pm) |
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria: 3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about (see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win (DC Invitational) Nigs Sep 03, 04:48 pm |
Why Brazil futbol?
Ok I possibly have some Portuguese/Brazilian blood, but I'm damned if I've ever mentioned in DCI. Just who/where have you bugged?
Pity my speciality is fast play not crowded, and this won't be a sprint, so my odds are way overstated - and Jorge at 12:1 - you have got to be kidding. Spot on with Dan though.
Nice (and not at all Nefarious) Nigel
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:54:31 -0700
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria: 3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about (see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
Frank Martin , PE
PSOMAS | Balancing the Natural and Built Environment
Project Manager
Program/Construction Management
1075 Creekside Ridge Drive #200
Roseville, CA 95678 | Office 916.788.8122
Cell 916.871-4154
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win (DC Invitational) garry.bledsoe Sep 03, 04:56 pm |
Everyone should remember this...English as a nation [especially in games like say Diplomacy, futbol, etc] tends to choke when labeled as a favorite. Here's to me living up to that potential.
Gag-artist Garry
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Subject: RE: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 21:48:58 +0000
.ExternalClass .EC_hmmessage P {padding:0px;} .ExternalClass body.EC_hmmessage {font-size:10pt;font-family:Verdana;} Why Brazil futbol?
Ok I possibly have some Portuguese/Brazilian blood, but I'm damned if I've ever mentioned in DCI. Just who/where have you bugged?
Pity my speciality is fast play not crowded, and this won't be a sprint, so my odds are way overstated - and Jorge at 12:1 - you have got to be kidding. Spot on with Dan though.
Nice (and not at all Nefarious) Nigel
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Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 12:54:31 -0700
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria: 3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about (see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
Frank Martin , PE
PSOMAS | Balancing the Natural and Built Environment
Project Manager
Program/Construction Management
1075 Creekside Ridge Drive #200
Roseville, CA 95678 | Office 916.788.8122
Cell 916.871-4154
www.psomas.com
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| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win (DC Invitational) FuzzyLogic May 20, 10:48 pm |
Turkey: 9:1
“it
could be a long game at three centers.”
Creepy.
-mike
From: Frank Martin
[mailto:fmartin(at)psomas.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 2:55 PM
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP
Las Vegas:
Just
posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy Invitational, a gathering
of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest stages. The competition
will be held over the next several months and will be watched by at least
dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net followers.
Austria:
3:1 - Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat
the champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the
typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though, Dan's
abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see him as
the prohibitive favorite.
Russia:
7:2 - Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil
futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a base. Game experts are all wishing they
could be flies on the wall when Dan and Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England:
9:2 - Far away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling
about his projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries
to fight, check. Get France and Spain on different sides of the fence, check.
Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady growth, mate."
Balkans
and Germany: 6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're
here for a reason. Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish
you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a distance for those
closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain
and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam have top notch resumes, and they are
both starting in the potentially awesome starting corner positions of
Spain and Turkey. If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and
get rolling, look out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma football
teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long game at
three centers.
Lowlands:
10:1 - So Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an
aberration, or is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and
produce an epic win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell,
but from his past exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France
and Norway: 12:1 - France is typically a great starting position in standard
diplomacy, but when you throw a player to your south, the position becomes much
more difficult (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway, sandwiched
between Russia and England, can be a nightmare if the player doesn't get off to
a good start (see Belgium in conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a
great location if they can get rolling, but both face potentially daunting
opposition at the outset. Jorge and Joe will need to be very active on the
diplomatic front early.
Italy:
15:1 - Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy we're talking about
(see Italy in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy
sometimes has a hard time grabbing more than Tunis, and in this variant,
there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to work his miracles
(see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into a monster.
Hope
you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this is all off the cuff, and
all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly) intentional. haha
I
better get back to work now. : )
|
| DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win (DC Invitational) martinhaven May 21, 10:18 am |
Haha…..Michael, note that I also lumped
France and Norway together at 12:1, stating that both countries offer a great
location if they can get rolling (check) and that Jorge and Joe will need to be
very active on the diplomatic front early (check).
Course, some of my predictions went
horribly wrong too, so I guess a career as an odds-maker is not in my future.
Cheers!
Frank
From: Michael Sims [mailto:mike(at)fuzzylogicllc.net]
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Subject: RE: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
Turkey: 9:1
“it could be a long game at three centers.”
Creepy.
-mike
From: Frank Martin [mailto:fmartin(at)psomas.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009
2:55 PM
Subject: DCI 9: Las Vegas Odds to Win
AP Las Vegas:
Just posted are the odds to win the famous DCI 9 Diplomacy
Invitational, a gathering of world-renowned gamers on one of the games biggest
stages. The competition will be held over the next several months and will be
watched by at least dozens of rabid (and probably slightly bored) net
followers.
Austria: 3:1 -
Until dethroned, Dan is the champ. To be the champ, you've got to beat the
champ. Dan's odds would probably even be better if he had not drawn the
typically difficult starting position of Austria. Even with that though,
Dan's abilities (see Tiger Woods) are so dominating that odds makers still see
him as the prohibitive favorite.
Russia: 7:2 -
Nobody in the game has been hotter than Nefarious Nigel (see Brazil futbol), and he's drawn Russia as a
base. Game experts are all wishing they could be flies on the wall when Dan and
Nigel eventually start butting heads.
England: 9:2 - Far
away from the favorites, 2009 WB Champion Garry is probably giggling about his
projected path to victory (see Dr. Evil). "Get middle countries to fight,
check. Get France and Spain on
different sides of the fence, check. Hope everybody ignores my slow and steady
growth, mate."
Balkans and Germany:
6:1 - Hey! They're moderator picks (see Ryder Cup Golf). They're here for a reason.
Give Drew or Max a little breathing room, and you'll wish you were in England or Spain, where you can scream from a
distance for those closer to fall on their swords for your behalf.
Spain and Turkey: 9:1 - Matt and Adam
have top notch resumes, and they are both starting in the potentially
awesome starting corner positions of Spain
and Turkey.
If either get an alliance from the outset with a neighbor and get rolling, look
out (see the University of Florida and Oklahoma
football teams). If they get stonewalled by their neighbors, it could be a long
game at three centers.
Lowlands: 10:1 - So
Frank plays one game in the past two years and wins. Is this an aberration, or
is this guy so good that he can dust off his diplomacy hat and produce an epic
win over an elite field (see Bobby Fischer). Time will tell, but from his past
exploits, it certainly won't be boring.
France and Norway: 12:1 - France
is typically a great starting position in standard diplomacy, but when you
throw a player to your south, the position becomes much more difficult (see Belgium in
conflicts of the 1900s). And Norway,
sandwiched between Russia
and England, can be a
nightmare if the player doesn't get off to a good start (see Belgium in
conflicts of the 1900s). Both countries offer a great location if they can get
rolling, but both face potentially daunting opposition at the outset. Jorge and
Joe will need to be very active on the diplomatic front early.
Italy: 15:1 -
Mikael is an incredible player, but this is Italy
we're talking about (see Italy
in 99.9% of diplomacy games). Under the best of conditions, Italy sometimes has a hard time grabbing more
than Tunis,
and in this variant, there's already a Spanish fleet there. Mikael will need to
work his miracles (see anything done by Michelangelo) to see Italy grow into
a monster.
Hope you all enjoyed this. Please let it be known that this
is all off the cuff, and all slights/exaggerations were not (wholly)
intentional. haha
I better get back to work now. : )
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