| 243 Votes and the answer is... - agwopa (Jul 29, 2009, 12:36 pm) |
1) G I R
Voted down
2) DIAS
Voted Down
So make sure I get those orders and we can try again latter,
Thanks
AGWOPA[Reply] |
| DC-244 Deadline Reminder - TheWhiteWolf (Jul 29, 2009, 11:13 am) |
Folks,
We have just under 50 hours until the deadline. I'm giving extra notice because we've been on hold for so long. I need four sets of orders - if you don't have an order receipt, you are one of the four. I also have yet to receive a draw vote from one player, who I will email separately now.
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| DC-244 Deadline Reminder (dc244) TheWhiteWolf Aug 11, 06:04 pm |
Hey everyone,
The Spring 1459 deadline is in less than 19 hours, and I'm still missing orders from most of you. Don't make me NMR over half the board!  ) But seriously, get 'em in, or risk it.
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| DC-244 Deadline Reminder (dc244) TheWhiteWolf Aug 18, 10:41 am |
Folks,
With only 26 hours and change left until the Fall 1459 deadline, I am missing three sets of orders and three DIAS proposal votes. Get 'em in, folks!
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| dc266 deadline tonight! - MattTheLesser (Jul 29, 2009, 10:23 am) |
Again the deadline approaches and I don't have a full complement of
orders...so if you don't have a confirmation get them in ASAP!
Matt[Reply] |
| DC 260: S1903 & S1903R Adjudications - AceRimmer (Jul 29, 2009, 8:41 am) |
Personally, I still cannot wrap my brain around the idea of Moscow as a coastal space. Really? Moscow?!? But the Persians make good use of its port, parking an entire armada there and (one fears) fatally weakening the center of the Russian position. What with the Siberian yetis invading Ural, the Czar had better start scrounging around in his Chest of Desperate Measures.
China is ousted from Chongqing, but I'm not sure his position is any worse. Indeed, he may survive into 1904.
Elsewhere, there is a fair amount of repositioning and some curious thrust and parry along the Indian-Persian border. Oh! for a Cyrus the Great to establish an Achaemenid Empire or an Akbar to constitute a New Mughal Empire. It would simplify things.
There are three retreats. One (F Ural) is a disband. The other two have only one viable retreat, so I am adjudicating:
Chinese Army Chongqing - Hong Kong
Indian Fleet Pakistan - Arabian Sea
Fall 1904 will be next Tuesday at 10:00 CST / 15:00 GMT. But spare yourselves the worry and submit prelims now.
China:
A Chongqing - Burma (*Dislodged*)
India:
A Burma Supports A Tibet - Chongqing
F Calcutta Supports A Delhi - Bombay
F Central Indian Ocean - Sri Lanka
A Delhi - Bombay
A Kunlun - Tibet
A Laos Supports F Thai Sea - Vietnam (*Void*)
F Pakistan Supports A Delhi - Bombay (*Dislodged*)
A Tibet - Chongqing
Indonesia:
F Jawan Sea - Eastern Indian Ocean
F Seychelles Supports F Sumatra - Central Indian Ocean
F Sumatra - Central Indian Ocean
F Thai Sea Supports A Thailand
A Thailand Hold
Japan:
F Beijing - Yellow Sea
F Hokkaido - Sea of Okhotsk (*Fails*)
F Honshu - East China Sea
A Korea - Manchuria
A Manchuria - Beijing
A Philippines Hold
F Shanghai Supports A Manchuria - Beijing
Persia:
F Arabia(ec) - Oman
F Bombay - Pakistan
F Caspian Sea - Moscow
A Caucasus - Sevastopol (*Fails*)
F Egypt - Eastern Mediterranean
A Iran Supports F Bombay - Pakistan
A Turkey - Balkans (*Fails*)
A Uzbekistan Hold
Russia:
A Balkans Supports A Sevastopol (*Cut*)
A Kazakhstan Supports A Kunlun - Tien Shan (*Void*)
A Sevastopol Hold
F St. Petersburg Supports F Urals
F Urals Hold (*Disbanded*)
Siberia:
F Arctic Sea Supports A Ekaterinburg - Urals
A Ekaterinburg - Urals
A Novosibirsk Hold
F Sea of Okhotsk Hold
A West Siberia Supports A Ekaterinburg - Urals[Reply] |
| Unknown - ccr (Jul 29, 2009, 8:40 am) |
Charles, the crusades maps are not "yet another map variant".
They are made specifically for royale play, and they were designed by someone who previously had, out of the first 7 royale games, played 3 and gm'ed 2.
I have the impression you analyze the Crusades maps and pure map variants. You have to look at them as royale map variants. I will not list here all the special conditions that make a royale game different. If you consider them, then they are among the best.
Royale games tend to be longer in real-time span (twice more turns per year); at the same time, after just a few game years (decades, in the case) the players are already playing a mid-to-endgame situation. The map must be small. The powers must be small. The neutral SCs must be few.
I don't know of any other map suited to play the clergy papacy rules. And, having learned potential flaws of royale, the clergy and the papacy rules were made to improve playability, specially regarding the acceleration of the shift of alliances. It avoid early loss of interest by players who find themselves unable to change course of things in the short-term, as they are used to do in any Diplomacy game.
Usually, the crowd get very interested in the Crusades map. In any case, if you point some maps that can be used to play a royale game with its most developed rules, great. In the end, among the options given, the players can chose what map they prefer. THe game is for the player, not a property of the GM.
Each Royale game ever played by the core developers of the rules (John Pitre, Jeff Ladd, Tommy Larsson) presented rules evolution from the previous one. It would be a pity everything experience taught them not-to-do get repeated, to be learned again. We must restart from the point they were, and this is why the only thing I define as potential gm of a royale game is that it must include Clergy rules, from Priest to Pope. Do you want to play?[Reply] |
| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication - mistro (Jul 29, 2009, 8:15 am) |
Mark you have your GM's mixed up. And no I won't let you solo in the other game because there we have a game.
Info on this game is slightly skewed, but the victors write the history.
I thought this game contains all of the elements that makes Dip played remotely bad. No need to rehash the past; but stupid variant, I won't play it again, not that I was really playing it for the last month,
Michael
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 3:04 AM, Mark <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])> wrote:
It's 2am and I can't sleep so I might as well get this sent out now and try in vain to get some sleep before the morning, so here we go.
I started off the game thinking it would end in a draw of some sort, due to the relatively large number of starting units, and the ability of these units to defend positions in depth. I was proven wrong due to the inability of people (myself and Nick excluded) to understand the objective of the game.
For those of you who don't know, the objective of the game is to get a simple majority of supply centers. As such, the objective of every player should be to attempt to secure these centers, and correspondingly, to stop people who are very clearly in position to solo from getting these centers. I assumed, of course, that anyone who is dedicated to the game of diplomacy enough to play it over email over a span of several months would have this elementary understanding of how the game works down pat.
That said, Michael, I'd really appreciate your help soloing in DC 225. I'm England in that game, and I'm reasonably close to soloing. I figure since you helped England solo in this game that for the sake of consistency, you ought to help me solo in that game. I'll even let you survive, because I don't need all of your centers to solo. I'll be expecting to be supported into Munich in the fall, thanks in advance.
Nick summed up the gameplay rather accurately, except the refusal on my part to ally with him. What he proposed was that I yield two of my remaining supply centers to him. This was when he was around 22 or 23 centers, and I didn't really want him to solo, so I opted not to. Little did I know that Germany and Turkey would fall all over themselves to help him solo.
To close, I'd like to thank Andy for running this game, and for running other games on this site as well. You do good work, and I enjoy the variants that you are willing to run. I'd also like to thank Jeff, Matthew, and Ilyas for taking over as replacement players as they, and others like them, allow games to run relatively smoothly when players opt out of the game.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])> wrote:
[quote:4f3ff3a4a7] Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email]); jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email]); dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]); IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email]); cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email]); kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email]); mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email]); mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email])>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email])>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email])>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
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| dc268 GM - game - notasb (Jul 29, 2009, 7:59 am) |
I still have not heard from OZ/ Warren. I'm surprised because in the past Warren has always been a reliable player. He still has an hour before the 24 hours officially ends but should I not hear from him I will begin seeking a replacement player today and will adjust the deadline as necessary. I will update you as needed.
Christine
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A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.
Gen. George S Patton[Reply] |
| dc268 gm - game (dc268) notasb Aug 10, 09:45 am |
The player who asked for an extension still has not gotten his orders in. I do not NMR in the 1st year so I've sent him a note asking for his orders. I will adjudicate as soon as his orders are received.
After this year I will adjicate with NMRs, I will not send individual reminder notes.
Christine
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A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.
Gen. George S Patton |
| dc268 GM - game (dc268) notasb Aug 13, 01:03 pm |
I've never had a game get off to such a rocky start! I am still missing one order set for this season. I have written will update you as I know more.
Beginning the 2nd year I will adjudicate with NMRs. If you need an extension you must let me know, I do not give grace periods after the 1st year.
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A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.
Gen. George S Patton |
| dc265 ~ European Onion - sgttodd (Jul 29, 2009, 7:45 am) |
Gentlemen, we have lost our Italy, but, almost in the same breath, we have
gained another; Mr Cristiano Corte is kindly taking over from Mr Conroy.
To give Mr Corte an opportunity to acclimate to his neighbors here on Wisteria
Lane, the dealine for Fall 1902 will be Monday, August 3rd; 2359 UTC.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jerry Todd
http://mainecav.org/diplomacy[Reply] |
| Unknown - charlesf (Jul 29, 2009, 7:32 am) |
Hey Cristiano, I think any good variant set between say 500 and 1789 would lend itself well to Diplomacy Royale. Papacy rules though perhaps not for the entire time-span.
I myself am however not all that convinced that the Crusades variant is all that polished.[Reply] |
| Unknown - charlesf (Jul 29, 2009, 7:24 am) |
I think it does and it doesn't.
Oh, I thought you were talking of a seven-player game with Chaos-style builds rather than 34 single powers.[Reply] |
| DC259 - Fall 1903 Reminder - blueinva (Jul 29, 2009, 6:05 am) |
Fall 1903 Thursday July 30 2009 11:59pm DST (Eastern)
Tomorrow gentlemen...[Reply] |
| Re: dc265 ~ European Onion - ccr (Jul 29, 2009, 5:33 am) |
Hi! I have just asked to join as Italy.
And I already have a comment.
Austrian F retreating from Greece can retreat to Albania or Ionian Sea. The GM retreated it to the Ionian, if Austria would prefer otherwise, please notify me ASAP!
I ask you not to do this in the future in any games you GM. When a player have options, the GM cannot assume his choices. Cannot decide the player do what makes more sense. Cannot decide something is obvious.
As Italy, I argue to Austria that given Turk and Russian moves were anti-Austria, and given Italy is facing french southern drive, then Italy and Austria must to be ally on the defense, and if Austria don't do that then Italy will play suicide against Austria. And that if Austria retreats to Alb, then Italy will move to ION just next, and help against Greece, if by the time the french will have already realized he must be more careful about the lots of idle german armies before committing his units far away from home.
Also note that GM interference is not right because it goes against your own house rules, section 8, and it hurts another topic of the same rules, section 5.
8. If I can skip a retreat phase because all retreating units only have 1 possible retreat, I will order the retreats and skip to the next phase.
Not the case. You must allow the 24 hours to receive a valid retreat order.
5. An NMR on a retreat phase means the unit disbands.
And after the 24 hours, if the unit remain unordered, it is disbanded. How do you want to apply rule 5, if you give orders for the players?
CCR[Reply] |
| Unknown - ccr (Jul 29, 2009, 4:09 am) |
I also had the pleasure of doing quite well until Cristiano Restitutti joined in as a replacement Ukraine and ousted me.
Ouch! This topic is really hot!
Cheers, Alan! That was a remarkable game for someone who just entered to help the Trout!
C.C.R. - Cristiano Corte Restitutti[Reply] |
| Unknown - ccr (Jul 29, 2009, 3:55 am) |
(...) Diplomacy Royale (a rules variant which fleshes out dynastic politics - fascinating stuff, if you ask me. Best combined with a medieval or early modern map variant)
Hi Charles and all. I have just registered to DC and of course the first exploration was on my favorite topic - variants (check to the left - joined: today; posts: the first).
And it happens this whole month I have been wondering where is the best place to start a game of Diplomacy Royale, which I want to GM. Read again - i want to GM. I am experienced at it. I took over for Tommy Larsson the GMing of game "Heir", when he left the hobby, and later in 2001 I GMed the first and only known game with the optional Papacy rules.
I plan to GM a new Diplomacy Royale game with Papacy Rules, which of course include Clergy Rules.
The suggested maps are the two Crusades 1200 maps made by Tommy, of which version 1.2 is known, and version 1.4 only exists in my computer. These may be played respectively by 18 (or 9 major-minor double power) players and 14 players (or 7 major-minor double power).
These suggested maps, and, more importantly, the only COMPLETE set of Diplomacy Royale rules can be found here: http://aefgirt.atspace.com/
I say this is the only complete rules because, when Tommy decided to become a professional bridge player, then I became the final depositary of the amended rules, detailing which are the additional rules, and with an Errata on one FAQ.
CCR[Reply] |
| DC 218 SHIFT LEFT: Spring 1912 results. fall due 8... - stevelytton at gmail.com (Jul 29, 2009, 2:11 am) |
I'm not sure who keeps voting down the draw proposal but I'm giving you all a heads up that come September I'm going on holiday and if you've not accepted it by then, you're likely to be looking at a month - 6 weeks delay..,..
2009/7/29 Packrat <brn2dip(at)yahoo.com ([email]brn2dip(at)yahoo.com[/email])>
Thank you all for having your orders in on time and sorry about not getting these
results out sooner. In an effort to keep my house I have been selling things on
ebay and that is taking up a lot of time.
All I am attaching is the dpy file, if you want a gif let me know.
The draw proposal fails so on we go. There is a player away so the fall orders are due
8/10 at 2100.
The results:
Austria:
F Adriatic Sea - Ionian Sea (*Bounce*)
A Bulgaria Hold
F Ionian Sea - Aegean Sea
A Rumania Supports A Sevastopol (*Cut*)
A Serbia Supports A Bulgaria
A Sevastopol Supports A Rumania (*Cut*)
A Trieste Supports A Venice
A Venice Supports A Vienna - Tyrolia
A Vienna - Tyrolia
France:
A Burgundy - Picardy
F English Channel - Brest
F London - English Channel (*Bounce*)
A Paris Supports A Burgundy - Picardy
A Spain - Marseilles
Germany:
A Belgium Supports A Ruhr - Burgundy
F Holland - North Sea (*Fails*)
A Kiel - Ruhr
A Liverpool - Yorkshire
A Moscow - St Petersburg
A Munich Supports A Ruhr - Burgundy
F North Sea - English Channel (*Bounce*)
F Picardy Supports F North Sea - English Channel (*Disbanded*)
A Ruhr - Burgundy
F St Petersburg(sc) - Gulf of Bothnia
A Sweden - Norway (*Fails*)
A Warsaw - Moscow
Italy:
F Apulia - Ionian Sea (*Bounce*)
F Rome - Naples
A Tuscany - Rome
F Tyrrhenian Sea - Tunis
Russia:
F Norway Hold
Turkey:
A Armenia - Sevastopol (*Fails*)
F Black Sea - Rumania (*Fails*)
A Constantinople - Bulgaria (*Fails*)
--
Stephen
aka Deathblade_penguin,
Knight of the Alliance[Reply] |
| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication - MDemagogue (Jul 29, 2009, 2:04 am) |
It's 2am and I can't sleep so I might as well get this sent out now and try in vain to get some sleep before the morning, so here we go.
I started off the game thinking it would end in a draw of some sort, due to the relatively large number of starting units, and the ability of these units to defend positions in depth. I was proven wrong due to the inability of people (myself and Nick excluded) to understand the objective of the game.
For those of you who don't know, the objective of the game is to get a simple majority of supply centers. As such, the objective of every player should be to attempt to secure these centers, and correspondingly, to stop people who are very clearly in position to solo from getting these centers. I assumed, of course, that anyone who is dedicated to the game of diplomacy enough to play it over email over a span of several months would have this elementary understanding of how the game works down pat.
That said, Michael, I'd really appreciate your help soloing in DC 225. I'm England in that game, and I'm reasonably close to soloing. I figure since you helped England solo in this game that for the sake of consistency, you ought to help me solo in that game. I'll even let you survive, because I don't need all of your centers to solo. I'll be expecting to be supported into Munich in the fall, thanks in advance.
Nick summed up the gameplay rather accurately, except the refusal on my part to ally with him. What he proposed was that I yield two of my remaining supply centers to him. This was when he was around 22 or 23 centers, and I didn't really want him to solo, so I opted not to. Little did I know that Germany and Turkey would fall all over themselves to help him solo.
To close, I'd like to thank Andy for running this game, and for running other games on this site as well. You do good work, and I enjoy the variants that you are willing to run. I'd also like to thank Jeff, Matthew, and Ilyas for taking over as replacement players as they, and others like them, allow games to run relatively smoothly when players opt out of the game.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])> wrote:
Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email]); jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email]); dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]); IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email]); cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email]); kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email]); mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email]); mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email])>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email])>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email])>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
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[Reply] |
| 243 proposals - agwopa (Jul 29, 2009, 1:10 am) |
we have two options
1. Italy, Germany, Russia
2. DIAS
Please let me know how you feel about both proposals. If you fail to vote with your next message to me I will take that as a no vote. But you folks have be real good at voting so keep up the good track record.
Thanks
AGWOPA[Reply] |
| DC261 - Spring 1903 Reminder - aramis604 (Jul 29, 2009, 1:01 am) |
FYI, the deadline has passed and I'm still missing one or more sets of orders. I have notified those who I need orders from and given them 24 hours to respond.
- Josh
From: Josh E. <aramis604(at)yahoo.com>
To: Ben Leapman <ben.leapman(at)telegraph.co.uk>; Benjamin Hester <benjamin.hester(at)us.army.mil>; dc261(at)diplomaticcorp.com; Mark Duffield <captain_sicarius(at)hotmail.com>; Benjamin Hester <screwtape777(at)gmail.com>; Ben Leapman <ben.leapman(at)ntlworld.com>; Jim Rossiter <jarossiter(at)tampabay.rr.com>; Jorge Saralegui <jmsaralegui(at)gmail.com>; Eric Shum <ecommander0(at)hotmail.com>; David Zilkha <davidzil(at)lycos.com>
Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 2:47:13 AM
Subject: DC261 - Spring 1903 Reminder
Orders are due at 9pm today. Please make sure you get them in if you haven't already.
- Josh[Reply] |
| DC230 Lost Kings - Spring 1909 Deadline Reminder - former.trout (Jul 29, 2009, 12:22 am) |
Reminder, reminder...
Spring 09 is on my fish-finder.
Be late and I'll throw a heavy binder.
But no more poem, I'll be kinder.
Orders are due in roughly 18.5 hours .. der...
Poetically Challenged Trout[Reply] |
| DC 212 - Fall 1914 - So Near, So Far - former.trout (Jul 29, 2009, 12:18 am) |
Heya all,
Well - with the deadline and date confusion out of the way we can move on into Fall 1914. Sometimes I really am a bear of little brains. =)
But its the age-old story of the last yard being the hardest to cross, as Russia puts up the good fight and puts up the wall. Austria makes it close, but can't seal the deal this turn. However, with Russia forced to disband will next year be different? Or can England somehow pick up the slack?
We have two proposals that have been tabled for everyone's consideration. One is an Austrian solo proposal, the other a proposal for a 2-way English/Austrian draw. Your yay or nay votes for both of these options would be appreciated, with the Spring 1915 turn. Please remember that failing to vote counts as a 'no'.
So we play on! Winter 1914 adjustments are owed by England, Austria and Russia. Deadline will be set for Thursday, July 30th (11:59 PM GMT). And I think that date matches the day. =)
Cheers all!
Calender Challenged Trout
Movement results for Fall of 1914. (DC 212 14 FALL)
Austria: A Berlin Hold.
Austria: A Bohemia Supports A Munich.
Austria: F Ionian Sea - Tunis (*Fails*).
Austria: A Munich Supports A Berlin (*Cut*).
Austria: F Naples Supports F Tyrrhenian Sea.
Austria: A Piedmont Supports F Rome - Tuscany.
Austria: A Prussia - Livonia (*Fails*).
Austria: F Rome - Tuscany.
Austria: A Sevastopol - Moscow (*Fails*).
Austria: A Silesia Supports A Berlin.
Austria: A Tyrolia Supports A Munich.
Austria: F Tyrrhenian Sea Supports F Ionian Sea - Tunis (*Cut*).
Austria: A Ukraine Supports A Sevastopol - Moscow.
Austria: A Vienna - Galicia.
Austria: A Warsaw Supports A Sevastopol - Moscow (*Cut*).
England: F Baltic Sea Supports A Kiel - Berlin.
England: A Burgundy Supports F Gulf of Lyon - Marseilles.
England: A Denmark - Kiel (*Fails*).
England: A Finland Supports A St Petersburg.
England: A Gascony - Spain.
England: A Kiel - Berlin (*Fails*).
England: F North Africa Supports F Tunis.
England: F Norway - North Sea.
England: A Ruhr - Munich (*Fails*).
England: F Spain(sc) - Gulf of Lyon.
England: F Sweden - Gulf of Bothnia.
England: F Tunis Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Cut*).
England: F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Fails*).
France: F Gulf of Lyon - Marseilles.
Russia: A Livonia - Warsaw (*Fails*).
Russia: A Moscow Supports A Livonia - Warsaw (*Cut*).
Russia: A St Petersburg Supports A Moscow.
Unit locations:
Austria: A Berlin, A Bohemia, A Galicia, F Ionian Sea, A Munich, F Naples, A
Piedmont, A Prussia, A Sevastopol, A Silesia, F Tuscany, A Tyrolia,
F Tyrrhenian Sea, A Ukraine, A Warsaw.
England: F Baltic Sea, A Burgundy, A Denmark, A Finland, F Gulf of Lyon, F
Gulf of Bothnia, A Kiel, F North Africa, F North Sea, A Ruhr, A
Spain, F Tunis, F Western Mediterranean.
France: F Marseilles.
Russia: A Livonia, A Moscow, A St Petersburg.
Ownership of supply centers:
Austria: Ankara, Berlin, Budapest, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Greece, Munich,
Naples, Rome, Rumania, Serbia, Sevastopol, Smyrna, Trieste, Venice,
Vienna, Warsaw.
England: Belgium, Brest, Denmark, Edinburgh, Holland, Kiel, Liverpool,
London, Norway, Paris, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Tunis.
France: Marseilles.
Russia: Moscow, St Petersburg.
Austria: 17 Supply centers, 15 Units: Builds 2 units.
England: 14 Supply centers, 13 Units: Builds 1 unit.
France: 1 Supply center, 1 Unit: Builds 0 units.
Germany: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Italy: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Russia: 2 Supply centers, 3 Units: Removes 1 unit.
Turkey: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
NEXT DEADLINE: WINTER 1914 ADJUSTMENTS DUE THURSDAY, JULY 30TH (11:59 PM GMT)!![Reply] |
| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication - zeclient (Jul 29, 2009, 12:13 am) |
Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com; jmc66(at)mac.com; dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com; IErzik(at)mail.az; cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com; kelly058(at)verizon.net; mistro914(at)gmail.com; mdemagogue(at)gmail.com
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
I'm a Firefly fan and proud! Read my fiction:
http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1369632/
Avec Windows Live, vous organisez, retouchez et partagez vos photos.[Reply] |
| DC255 Spring 1907 Results - MattTheLesser (Jul 29, 2009, 12:09 am) |
Another spring full of positioning, as Yellow sails closer to Blue's
boot, Dark armies continue to march west, and Blue beefs up his
defensive position. There were a couple attacks on centers, but neither
successful as Red repels Black's assault on Snow and Yellow thwarts
Red's attempt to sneak into Magenta.
We have no retreats, so we progress directly to Fall 1907, which will be
due this coming Monday, August 3, at 9 pm eastern. However, if you are
sure of your orders be sure to mark them final, as 4 sets of final
orders and an early adjudication are entirely possible!
Matt
Adjudication:
Blue:
F Cobalt - Saffron (*Bounce*)
F Sapphire - Indigo Sea
A Royal - Sapphire
Dark:
F Sea Of Ice Hold
F Alabaster Supports F Sea Of Ice
F Snow - Ghost (*Fails*)
A Ivory Supports F Snow - Ghost
F Gulf Of Platinum Supports A Jet - Paper
A Jet - Paper
A Ink Supports A Jet - Paper
Red:
F Garnet - Carnation Sea
F Bay Of Roses Supports A Ghost
A Ghost Hold
A Paper - Crystal
F Sea Of Lava - Magenta (*Bounce*)
A Crystal - Cold
Yellow:
A Sunshine - Saffron (*Bounce*)
F Sea Of Cyan - Bay Of Emeralds
F Malachite - Aquatic Sea (*Fails*)
F Forest Sea Supports F Sea Of Cyan - Bay Of Emeralds
F Aquatic Sea - Magenta (*Bounce*)[Reply] |
| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication - TheWhiteWolf (Jul 28, 2009, 10:48 pm) |
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
I'm a Firefly fan and proud! Read my fiction:
http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1369632/[Reply] |
| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication (dc227) zeclient Jul 29, 12:13 am |
Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com; jmc66(at)mac.com; dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com; IErzik(at)mail.az; cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com; kelly058(at)verizon.net; mistro914(at)gmail.com; mdemagogue(at)gmail.com
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
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| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication (dc227) MDemagogue Jul 29, 02:04 am |
It's 2am and I can't sleep so I might as well get this sent out now and try in vain to get some sleep before the morning, so here we go.
I started off the game thinking it would end in a draw of some sort, due to the relatively large number of starting units, and the ability of these units to defend positions in depth. I was proven wrong due to the inability of people (myself and Nick excluded) to understand the objective of the game.
For those of you who don't know, the objective of the game is to get a simple majority of supply centers. As such, the objective of every player should be to attempt to secure these centers, and correspondingly, to stop people who are very clearly in position to solo from getting these centers. I assumed, of course, that anyone who is dedicated to the game of diplomacy enough to play it over email over a span of several months would have this elementary understanding of how the game works down pat.
That said, Michael, I'd really appreciate your help soloing in DC 225. I'm England in that game, and I'm reasonably close to soloing. I figure since you helped England solo in this game that for the sake of consistency, you ought to help me solo in that game. I'll even let you survive, because I don't need all of your centers to solo. I'll be expecting to be supported into Munich in the fall, thanks in advance.
Nick summed up the gameplay rather accurately, except the refusal on my part to ally with him. What he proposed was that I yield two of my remaining supply centers to him. This was when he was around 22 or 23 centers, and I didn't really want him to solo, so I opted not to. Little did I know that Germany and Turkey would fall all over themselves to help him solo.
To close, I'd like to thank Andy for running this game, and for running other games on this site as well. You do good work, and I enjoy the variants that you are willing to run. I'd also like to thank Jeff, Matthew, and Ilyas for taking over as replacement players as they, and others like them, allow games to run relatively smoothly when players opt out of the game.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])> wrote:
Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email]); jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email]); dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]); IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email]); cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email]); kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email]); mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email]); mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email])>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email])>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email])>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
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| DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication (dc227) mistro Jul 29, 08:15 am |
Mark you have your GM's mixed up. And no I won't let you solo in the other game because there we have a game.
Info on this game is slightly skewed, but the victors write the history.
I thought this game contains all of the elements that makes Dip played remotely bad. No need to rehash the past; but stupid variant, I won't play it again, not that I was really playing it for the last month,
Michael
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 3:04 AM, Mark <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])> wrote:
It's 2am and I can't sleep so I might as well get this sent out now and try in vain to get some sleep before the morning, so here we go.
I started off the game thinking it would end in a draw of some sort, due to the relatively large number of starting units, and the ability of these units to defend positions in depth. I was proven wrong due to the inability of people (myself and Nick excluded) to understand the objective of the game.
For those of you who don't know, the objective of the game is to get a simple majority of supply centers. As such, the objective of every player should be to attempt to secure these centers, and correspondingly, to stop people who are very clearly in position to solo from getting these centers. I assumed, of course, that anyone who is dedicated to the game of diplomacy enough to play it over email over a span of several months would have this elementary understanding of how the game works down pat.
That said, Michael, I'd really appreciate your help soloing in DC 225. I'm England in that game, and I'm reasonably close to soloing. I figure since you helped England solo in this game that for the sake of consistency, you ought to help me solo in that game. I'll even let you survive, because I don't need all of your centers to solo. I'll be expecting to be supported into Munich in the fall, thanks in advance.
Nick summed up the gameplay rather accurately, except the refusal on my part to ally with him. What he proposed was that I yield two of my remaining supply centers to him. This was when he was around 22 or 23 centers, and I didn't really want him to solo, so I opted not to. Little did I know that Germany and Turkey would fall all over themselves to help him solo.
To close, I'd like to thank Andy for running this game, and for running other games on this site as well. You do good work, and I enjoy the variants that you are willing to run. I'd also like to thank Jeff, Matthew, and Ilyas for taking over as replacement players as they, and others like them, allow games to run relatively smoothly when players opt out of the game.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:13 AM, Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])> wrote:
[quote:4f3ff3a4a7] Hi all,
It is a pleasure to come out victorious of this bloody conflict. I want to say a few words to explain my vision of the game and perhaps explain my actions to some.
When the game started, I made a protection pact with Russia and tried to gain an alliance with France or Germany. The result was that I ended up the odd man out of the Franco-German alliance. France and I agreed as gentlemen to declare a war on each other the old fashion way... no backstabs. I then manoeuvred to obtain the support of Germany and Italy. Within about two turns France was only a shadow of its former self. He made peace with me and swore fealty in exchange for my protection. Meanwhile Germany and Russia had been waring, Austria was falling and Italy had attacked Turkey.
When Germany became too much of a threat I allied myself with Russia against him. At the same time Italy stroke Germany as well. As a result Germany lost much ground and appealed to find a protector. I responded and in much the same way France became my vassal, so did Germany. To protect my new vassal and use him as an advantage, we attacked Russia. I had also been talking Turkey into doing so which resulted in the fall of Russia rather quickly. But before Russia fell, Germany and Turkey betrayed me. Of course Italy was also facing Germany and Turkey but was not willing to ally with me a third time as I was always the one to rip the rewards. By that time however I had the strength to face my enemies alone.
Shortly before the end Turkey negotiated with me. Turkey was willing to kneel if I assured him that I would destroy Italy before my solo.
As a result only two players survived the game after my solo, Turkey and Germany.
I want to thank all of you for making the game so pleasant. It truely was a game of diplomacy.
I hope to play with you soon again.
Cheers,
Nick
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:48:45 -0700
From: cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Subject: DC-227 Fall 1922 Adjudication
To: zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email]); jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email]); dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com ([email]dc227(at)diplomaticcorp.com[/email]); IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email]); cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com ([email]cloudhurler77(at)yahoo.com[/email]); kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email]); mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email]); mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])
Folks,
Thanks to all of you for getting your orders in well in advance of the deadline. Sorry this is coming out so late - I let my mind slip today.
According to the DipWiki, the solo victory criteria for this variant is 29 SCs, which England has not only achieved, but surpassed this year. Although RealPolitik doesn't seem to recognize this, I am going with the rules laid out for the variant, and calling this game and England solo.
Congratulations to Nick Cherrier for the win, and thank you all for playing. I'd especially like to thank Matt Kelly, Jeffrey Clay, and Ilyas Erzik for stepping in as replacements when we needed them so badly. Of course, Nick, Michael Stroz, and Mark Utterbach also deserve accolades for sticking with this game from beginning to end - thank you for staying true to the goals of the game and the community, gentlemen.
End of Game (EOG) statements would be appreciated, but I won't harass anyone who doesn't wish to provide one. I look forward to seeing you all in future games, whether I GM for you, you GM for me, or we face off across a board. Thanks again, everyone.
Players:
Austria: Matt Kelly <kelly058(at)verizon.net ([email]kelly058(at)verizon.net[/email])>
England: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])>
France: Civil Disorder
Germany: Michael Stroz <mistro914(at)gmail.com ([email]mistro914(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Italy: Mark Utterbach <mdemagogue(at)gmail.com ([email]mdemagogue(at)gmail.com[/email])>
Russia: Jeffrey Clay <jmc66(at)mac.com ([email]jmc66(at)mac.com[/email])>
Turkey: Ilyas Erzik <IErzik(at)mail.az ([email]IErzik(at)mail.az[/email])>
Orders:
England:
F Barents Sea Supports A St Petersburg
A Belgium Hold
A Burgundy Supports A Munich
F Denmark Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F English Channel Hold
A Gascony - Marseilles
F Gulf of Lyon Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Gulf of Bothnia Supports F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Helgoland Bight Supports F Kiel
A Holland Supports F Kiel
F Irish Sea - Mid-Atlantic Ocean
F Kiel Hold
A Marseilles - Piedmont
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Portugal
A Munich Supports F Kiel (*Cut*)
F Naples Supports F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
F North Sea Supports F Denmark
A Norway Supports A St Petersburg
A Piedmont - Tuscany
F Rome Supports A Piedmont - Tuscany
A Ruhr Supports A Munich
F Skagerrak - Sweden
F Spain(sc), no move received
A St Petersburg Hold
F Sweden - Baltic Sea
F Tunis Hold
F Western Mediterranean - Tyrrhenian Sea
Germany:
F Baltic Sea Supports F Berlin - Kiel (*Disbanded*)
F Berlin - Kiel (*Fails*)
A Bohemia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Budapest - Galicia
A Livonia Supports A Moscow
A Moscow Supports A Livonia
A Prussia Supports A Livonia
A Silesia - Munich (*Fails*)
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Munich
A Vienna Supports A Tyrolia
A Warsaw Supports A Moscow
Italy:
F Tuscany Hold (*Disbanded*)
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Hold
F Aegean Sea Hold
F Albania Hold
F Apulia Hold
F Black Sea Hold
A Bulgaria Hold
F Eastern Mediterranean Hold
F Ionian Sea Hold
F Rumania Hold
A Serbia Hold
A Sevastopol Hold
A Syria Hold
A Trieste Supports A Tyrolia
F Venice Hold
Retreats:
German F Baltic Sea has no retreats, disbanded.
Italian F Tuscany has no retreats, disbanded.
FINAL Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)
Austria: ELIMINATED
England: (30/27)
Armies - Bel, Bur, Hol, Mar, Mun, Nwy, Pie, Ruh, StP, Tus
Fleets - Bal, Bar, Bot, Den, Eng, Hel, Kie, Lyo, MAO, Nap, Nth, Por, Rom, Spa(sc), Swe, Tun, Tys
France: ELIMINATED
Germany: (12/10)
Armies - Boh, Gal, Lvn, Mos, Pru, Sil, Trl, Vie, War
Fleets - Ber
Italy: ELIMINATED
Russia: ELIMINATED
Turkey: (14/14)
Armies - Bul, Ser, Sev, Syr, Tri
Fleets - Adr, Aeg, Alb, Apu, Bla, Eas, Ion, Rum, Ven
Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!
Thanks all, once again,
The White Wolf
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| DC267 Winter 2010 Results! - MattTheLesser (Jul 28, 2009, 9:05 pm) |
Our first winter sees an increase in the action, with everyone earning
at least one build. Russia and the USA keep fairly quiet and each pick
up two close-to-home neutrals, but the Atlantic is much less peaceful,
with the Canadians and Danes keeping each other out of the Queen
Elizabeth Islands and Norway thwarting Denmark's attempt to sneak into Oslo.
There are no retreats, so we move directly to Winter 2010 adjustments,
which will be due this Thursday, July 30, at 9 pm eastern. Builds due
are listed below the adjudication. Per my house rules, all adjustments
are considered final unless specifically marked otherwise, so if
everyone sends their adjustments in quickly then I can adjudicate
early. However, I do consider conditional adjustments (that some of you
sent with your winter movement orders) preliminary, and I will only use
those if I do not hear from you by the deadline.
Also a heads up that I'm currently in the process of programming the
variant for RealPolitik, so that should be incorporated very soon!
Matt
Adjudication:
Canada:
A Baffin Island - Queen Elizabeth Islands (*Bounce*)
F Hudson Bay - Labrador Sea
A Yellowknife - McKenzie Delta
Denmark:
F Denmark Strait - Iceland
F North Atlantic Ocean - Oslo (*Bounce*)
A Northwest Greenland - Queen Elizabeth Islands (*Bounce*)
Norway:
A Franz Joseph Land - Arctic Mid-Ocean Range
F Tromso - Oslo (*Bounce*)
F White Sea - Barents Sea
Russia:
F East Bering Sea - Kamchatka
A Ural Mountains - Western Siberia
A Yakutsk - Laptev Sea
USA:
A Barrow - Beauford Sea
F Gulf of Alaska - West Bering Sea
A Seward Peninsula - Chukchi Sea
Adjustments due:
Canada:
Build
Build
Denmark:
Build
Norway:
Build
Russia:
Build
Build
USA:
Build
Build[Reply] |
| Eternal Sunshine #31 Now Posted - August 2009 Issu... - diplomacyworld (Jul 28, 2009, 8:24 pm) |
The August 2009 issue of Eternal Sunshine, Issue #31, has just been released. Inside you'll find:
The usual crap
Halfway Home to the Halfway House - Part Seven
I'm No Edward Norton - Part One
Subzines from Jack McHugh, Paul Milewski, and W. Andrew York
Play Reviews by Larry Cronin
Football Prediction Contest
Plenty of Game Openings
Letters
Hypothetical of the Month
The latest game results
And maybe some other stuff, who can remember?
Check it out! You can find it in pdf format in the Eternal Sunshine Yahoo forum at:
http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/eternal_sunshine_diplomacy/
Or in both pdf and html format from the Diplomacy section of my personal website at:
http://www.whiningkentpigs.com/DW/
Enjoy![Reply] |
