| DC464 Fall 1912, Autumn 1912, and FINALE - Zoterik (Apr 13, 2014, 12:19 pm) |
| Gentlemen! I have received four Aye votes for the DIAS proposal, and thus Europe shall have peace! Germany sits atop the leaderboard at thirteen centres, while Austria and France each end on nine, [Reply] |
| DC464 - Summer 1912 - Zoterik (Apr 07, 2014, 3:45 am) |
Austria retreats Galicia - Budapest, shoring up the homeland from further German incursions. As you send in your Fall orders, don't forget the two draw proposals up for vote this year:
Propos[Reply] |
| DC464 - Spring 1912 - Zoterik (Apr 06, 2014, 2:05 am) |
| My apologies for the delayed adjudication, gentlemen. All of you got your orders in on time, but I had a few engagements which precluded my ability to follow through on my responsibilities to you. [Reply] |
| DC464 - Winter 1911 - Zoterik (Mar 30, 2014, 12:22 pm) |
| Following the German disband, the word of the day is ARMIES. Austria pulls a fleet, while Germany builds two armies and France builds another. Where the battle may once have been decided by the At [Reply] |
| DC464 - Fall 1911 - Zoterik (Mar 27, 2014, 9:49 am) |
| Looking at the final map, it looks like we had a fairly quiet year. But France emerges from a dangerous Spring looking quite well, although a disbanded fleet might give Germany the edge in the Atlan [Reply] |
| DC464 -- Summer 1911 - Zoterik (Mar 20, 2014, 9:41 pm) |
Fairly straightforward. Fall orders and draw vote (DIAS) due 26 March, 08:00 GMT.
Retreats
Austrian A Tyrolia - Venice
German F North Sea - Denmark[Reply] |
| DC464 - Spring 1911 - Zoterik (Mar 18, 2014, 6:30 pm) |
| The battle rages on, but another draw proposal has been set forth. 1911 is marked by the apparently collapse of friendly relations between France and Austria, as French troops mysteriously withdraw [Reply] |
| DC464 - Winter 1910 - Zoterik (Mar 14, 2014, 12:27 am) |
| Of the four draw proposals, not a single one earned Yes votes from all four of you, and therefore the game carries on into its second decade of play. I thought it might end here, but that seems to n [Reply] |
| Dc464 - Autumn 1910 - Zoterik (Mar 11, 2014, 1:30 pm) |
| The response has been quite quick, so I feel comfortable in proceeding through Autumn. I'm still waiting on a few draw votes. Please see the Fall adjudication email for those. The winter dea [Reply] |
| DC464 - Fall 1910 - Zoterik (Mar 11, 2014, 7:24 am) |
The end is nigh!
You'd be forgiven for believing that, given that there are FOUR draw proposals to vote on. Four. So, we'll organize them nicely and neatly, and you'd better keep[Reply] |
| DC464 - Spring 1910 - Zoterik (Mar 06, 2014, 8:52 am) |
| Halfway through our tenth year, two centres change hands; Turkey makes a tactical retreat out of Greece, which falls to Austria, and assists Germany in capturing Sevastopol from the same Austrians. [Reply] |
| DC464 - Winter 1909 - Zoterik (Feb 27, 2014, 11:40 pm) |
As we enter our tenth year of play, the most important unit in Europe may well be the French F North Sea. Spring 1910 orders due 5 March.
Austria:
Build A Trieste
France:
Remove A Yorksh[Reply] |
| DC464 - Autumn 1909 - Zoterik (Feb 26, 2014, 2:46 am) |
| Both France and Turkey have a difficult choice to make in determining which unit to disband. Germany and Austria get a build, but from where I sit, Germany alone looks completely secure and in contr [Reply] |
| DC464 - Fall 1909 - Zoterik (Feb 25, 2014, 12:23 pm) |
| Play on! The draw proposal fails again, and we will proceed on our merry way into a future of blood and tears. What might have appeared to be a united anti-German pact has rapidly and suddenly bec [Reply] |
| DC 464 - Summer 1909 - Zoterik (Feb 19, 2014, 3:01 am) |
Germany retreats A Galicia - Warsaw.
The Fall orders are due 24 February. Don't forget to include your votes for the DIAS proposal.[Reply] |
| DC464 Spring 1909 - Zoterik (Feb 18, 2014, 1:52 am) |
| There has been a dramatic de-escalation of the conflict in the Balkans. Judging by the German orders, something was afoot, but Turkey backed out and chose the anti-German-solo effort. Not much mov [Reply] |
| DC464 Winter 1908 - Zoterik (Feb 13, 2014, 12:37 am) |
| With the builds, the balance of power may have shifted ever-so-slightly in favor of France being the one most likely to overcome the stalemate in the West, but in the East, Austria could find himself [Reply] |
| DC 464 Fall 1908 - Zoterik (Feb 10, 2014, 12:58 pm) |
| This is the season of risky moves, or so it seems. France leaves London, and Germany leaves Moscow, but both moves are followed up by unsupported and unopposed moves to complete the elimination of E [Reply] |
| DC464 Summer 1908 - Zoterik (Feb 04, 2014, 1:41 pm) |
| By his own admission, the Tsar capitulates and disbands A Moscow. Now like England, the survival of Russia will depend on the goodwill of his occupiers leaving Moscow on their own volition. [Reply] |
| DC464 Spring 1908 - Zoterik (Feb 04, 2014, 2:57 am) |
| Bad news for the one-centre powers this turn. Both face elimination as their capitals are now occupied. England was disbanded from London after the French invasion, and with no place to retreat th [Reply] |
| DC464 Winter 1907 - Zoterik (Jan 29, 2014, 3:28 am) |
The proposed four-way draw has failed. Play on.
Aside from the occasional skirmishes between Austria and Germany, this game appears to be the tale of two halves, with both sides of the two maj[Reply] |
| DC464 - Autumn 1907 - Zoterik (Jan 26, 2014, 1:59 pm) |
Autumn passes quickly: Austria retreats A Munich - Tyrolia. Winter 1907 builds and disbands due as stated before: 29 January at 08:00 GMT.
Adjustments
Austria: 0 (
England: 0 (1)[Reply] |
| DC464 - Fall 1907 - Zoterik (Jan 25, 2014, 9:35 am) |
| Did no one tell me that this is a no-press Gunboat game? My request for preliminary orders was met by precisely that, prelims from everyone. Then no one bothered to change them at all, which makes [Reply] |
| DC464 -- Spring 1907 - Zoterik (Jan 20, 2014, 12:05 pm) |
| Looking at the map, it seems like most of the action takes place in the Balkans. Both Austria and Turkey make progress, albeit progress with a loss. Which, if either, power benefits the most from [Reply] |
| DC464 Winter 1906 - Zoterik (Jan 14, 2014, 1:29 pm) |
| Fleets are the order of the day, and the two main conflicts, France-Germany and Austria-Turkey will be decided by sea power. And England is but a minor player! The days of the Royal Navy are long gone [Reply] |
