Good Evening. There are lots of details in this email, please read it carefully.
First, two players are ending their time with us tonight. England and USSR were both eliminated this year. I want to thank Max and Jim for their time with us! I hope you enjoyed this variant.
Second, we have two (2) End of Game proposals. I need votes from each eligible player (France, Germany, Italy, Turkey).
EOG Proposal 1:
Italy/Germany Draw. Please vote YES or NO to this proposal. A YES vote means that Italy and Germany would both be listed as winning, and France and Turkey would be listed as surviving. A NO vote means that we move on to Proposal 2.
EOG Proposal 2:
Germany/Italy/Turkey Draw. Please vote YES or NO to this proposal. A YES vote means that Germany, Italy and Turkey would all be listed as winning this game, and France would be listed as surviving. A NO vote means we keep playing the game.
Voting Details:
Each eligible player is to submit 2 votes with their Spring 1946 orders. If Proposal #1 gets 4 YES votes, that EOG proposal passes and the game is over without moving on to Proposal #2. If EOG Proposal #1 does not get 4 YES votes but EOG Proposal #2 gets 4 YES votes, Proposal 2 will pass and the game is over without processing any Spring orders. If Proposal #2 does not get 4 YES votes, Spring orders will be processed and we keep playing. If a player does not submit a vote on one or both of the proposals, it will be counted as a NO vote on that proposal. If either proposal passes, the game will end at Winter 1945.
Spring 1946 orders and votes are due on Monday, April 20 at 8:30 PM PDT (03:30 21-4-20 UTC)
(We didn't have any press before now, and this was not listed as coming from any particular country. This should be counted as "Grey" press)
Press:
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The governments of Spain and Portugal would like to make clear that the Iberian peninsular is much too crowded and in danger of sinking!
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Adjustment orders for Winter of 1945. (dc578)
England: Remove A Yorkshire.
France: Remove A Barcelona.
Germany: Build A Leningrad.
Germany: Build A Lithuania.
Germany: Build A Berlin.
Italy: Build F Rome(wc).
USSR: Remove F Malmo.
USSR: Remove A Czech.
Turkey: Build A Serbia.
Turkey: Build A Rumania.
Unit locations:
France: A Madrid, A Valencia.
Germany: F North Atlantic Ocean, F Mid-Atlantic Ocean, A Leningrad, A Moscow, A Lithuania, F North Sea, F Dublin, F La Manche, F Denmark, F Baltic Sea, F Porto, A Navarre, F Bay of Biscay, A Zaragoza, A Vichy, A Warsaw, A Berlin, A Paris, A Munich, A Silesia.
Italy: F South Atlantic Ocean, F Mauretania, F Gulf of Lyon, F Morocco, A Tanger, A Granada, F Western Mediterranean, A Salamanca, F Tobruk, F Tobruk Sea, F Ionian Sea, F Rome(wc), A Piedmont, F Marseilles, A Austria, A Tyrolia.
Turkey: A Kazakhstan, F Caucasus, A Bielorusia, A Smyrna, F Eastern Mediterranean, F Istambul, F Macedonia, A Slovenia, A Serbia, F West Black Sea, A Rumania, A Sevastopol, A Hungary, A Slovakia, A Stalingrad.
Ownership of supply centers:
France: Madrid, Valencia.
Germany: Leningrad, Norway, Moscow, Lithuania, Edinburgh, London, Liverpool, Dublin, Denmark, Gaskony, Normandy, Warsaw, Danzig, Berlin, Kiel, Holland, Belgium, Paris, Saar, Munich.
Italy: Mauretania, French West Africa, Tanger, Lisabon, Tunisia, Tripolitania, Tobruk, Sicily, Naples, Rome, Venice, Croatia, Piedmont, Marseilles, Austria, Sardinia.
Turkey: Caucasus, Armenia, Alexandria, Damascus, Adana, Smyrna, Istambul, Macedonia, Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Sevastopol, Hungary, Stalingrad.
Balkans: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
England: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
France: 2 Supply centers, 2 Units: Builds 0 units.
Germany: 20 Supply centers, 20 Units: Builds 0 units.
Italy: 16 Supply centers, 16 Units: Builds 0 units.
USSR: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
Turkey: 15 Supply centers, 15 Units: Builds 0 units.
Spain: 0 Supply centers, 0 Units: Builds 0 units.
The next phase of dc578 will be Movement for Spring of 1946.
Craig
"War does not determine who is right - only who is left" -Bertrand Russell |
