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G.M.	AceRimmer
G.M. email	smegdwarf-at-yahoo-dot-com
Type	Regular
Build	Standard
Map	Standard
Variant	Standard
Cur Season	Spring 11
Next Deadline	2011-03-04 @ 16:00:00 GMT
Result	Solo
S. C.	34
Players	7
Status	Closed
Start Date	2010-09-10
End Date	2011-03-04
Real-Life Time	176 days

\| AceRimmer's House Rules \| Rating Calculation

Seq	Country	Player	Result	S.C.	Seas	NMRs	Rtg Chg	Rtg New
0	Austria	slikrik66	Eliminated	0	12	1	-5.89	1186.28
0	England	dorkknob	Survival	1	20	1	-4.1	1176.49
0	France	JDTrickey	Survival	3	20	2	-3.97	1176.62
0	Germany	Catiedid	Survival	2	20	0	-3.88	1176.71
0	Italy	thanksliving	Survival	9	20	4	-2.76	1155.28
0	Russia	MagDox	Solo	19	20	0	27.84	1234.8
0	Turkey	Hazza88	Abandon	3	10	3	-6.85	1193.15
1	Turkey	MattKelly	Eliminated	0	16	0	-2.51	1201.18
				34

PREV Fall 1904 Adjudication: NEXT

After this season, we may need a clinic on movement orders.

First, the fleet on the east coast of Bulgaria cannot move to Aegean Sea or Greece. Nor can it support units to move to or hold in those provinces. And if it *could* support units in Aegean to hold, it would be strange to also order F Aegean-Greece.

Second, when supporting another playerâ€™s fleet to move, â€œF Edi support F-Fleet into NTHâ€ is *barely* legitimate. Fortunately, Nathan verified his intent with me before the deadline. He has already been admonished to name the other fleetâ€™s province of origin.

Third, you cannot order units you do not have. Such as armies in Apulia. It would be much wiser to submit orders for all of the units you do have. Like armies in Naples.

Fourth, â€œF Ionian S - Adriatic Seaâ€ is ugly. Is it a support order, a movement order, or an invalid order? Originally I thought it should support. Iâ€™ve changed my mind. It is an invalid order and therefore holds. [Note: this order would be unambiguous if there had been no fleet in Adriatic to begin with; it could only have implied movement].

You lot are definitely not ready for Broadway :)

Bearing all of that in mind, we somehow have no retreats. That means that Winter adjustments are due on Monday at 10:00 a.m. CST (16:00 GMT). England, Italy, and Russia have decisions to make.

Austria: Supp 2 Unit 2 Build 0
England: Supp 3 Unit 2 Build 1
France: Supp 6 Unit 6 Build 0
Germany: Supp 6 Unit 6 Build 0
Italy: Supp 5 Unit 6 Remove 1
Russia: Supp 8 Unit 7 Build 1
Turkey: Supp 4 Unit 4 Build 0

So, what actually did happen besides a lot of stepping on banana peels? Germany gained the North Sea. French and English units did not move at all. Russia sailed across the Black Sea to Armenia (things do not look good for Turkey). And Austria miraculously lost both his supply centers yet remains at a net zero change for the year. Shawn is no doubt just shaking his head in disbelief.

F1903 Adjudication:

Austria:
F ADR -> VEN
A ALB -> TRI

England:
F Edi support F-Fleet into NTH
A Lon hold

France:
F English Channel -> North Sea (*Fails*)
F North Atlantic -> Norwegian Sea (*Bounce*)
A Belguim -> Holland (*Bounce*)
A Picardy -> Belgium (*Fails*)
A Burgundy -> Ruhr (*Fails*)
A Marseilles Stands

Germany:
F Hol - NTH
F SKA S F Hol - NTH
A Den H
A Kie - Hol (*Bounce*)
A Ruh S A Kie - Hol
A Mu S A Ruh

Italy:
A Piedmont S A Apula - Venice
A Trieste - Vienna
F Greece S F Tyrhennian Sea - Ionian Sea (*Cut*)
F Ionian S - Adriatic Sea (*Unit Holds*)
F Tyrhennian Sea - Ionian Sea (*Bounce*)
A Apula â€“ Venice

Russia:
F Barents Sea - Norwegian Sea (*Bounce*)
F Black Sea Convoys A Rumania - Armenia
A Finland - St Petersburg
F Norway Supports F Holland - North Sea
A Rumania - Armenia
A Serbia Supports A Ukraine - Rumania
A Ukraine â€“ Rumania

Turkey:
East Med to Ionian (*Bounce*)
Aegean to Greece (*Fails*)
Bulgaria support Aegean (*Fails*)
Constantinople hold

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