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Post by Desophaeus on Jan 12, 2017 18:08:07 GMT
In last posts i had both planned warmaps included I liked the game and you all were playing great! Thnx also thnx for you GM I didn't see any pictures and the links are leading to your private messages which we can't access (unless a person wants to use illegal hacking  ) |
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Post by Singlemalt on Jan 12, 2017 18:23:20 GMT
In last posts i had both planned warmaps included I liked the game and you all were playing great! Thnx also thnx for you GM I didn't see any pictures and the links are leading to your private messages which we can't access (unless a person wants to use illegal hacking ) Added () |
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Post by Imperial RomeBall on Jan 12, 2017 19:39:25 GMT
Haha, in that last map, Im lucky. If I could not strike a bargain, I would have supported GRE with ION, so I believe Turkey would fail for the second time to take the Greeks. However the alliance with a trustworthy Turkey allowed the problem to not only be solved, but the movement of A GRE to fight elsewhere.
Three points about Switzerland.
1. While many are German speaking, the Swiss speak a couple languages, including a southern minority of Italian. So I have a smaller but still legitimate claim. Heck, do the germans even have Alps? That may be Austrian only.
2. I had less access to SCs, while Germany had plenty. In fact, the gamebook considers SWI to be an common Italian territory, which the Pope will always argue over.
3. Less than 22 years later, Benito Mussolini in our timeline came to power. He wanted a revived Roman Empire, and Switzerland was a roman region for 600 years, starting before the Empire was even born.
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Post by Desophaeus on Jan 12, 2017 19:43:25 GMT
Out of curiosity... where did you find the gamebook for 1900? The only place I know of is a website that is now down.
All other places that has a link for 1900 that I have seen so far all leads back to that dead site.
(I definitely remember that #2 you mentioned from that pdf file)
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Post by Imperial RomeBall on Jan 12, 2017 19:57:19 GMT
Out of curiosity... where did you find the gamebook for 1900? The only place I know of is a website that is now down. All other places that has a link for 1900 that I have seen so far all leads back to that dead site. (I definitely remember that #2 you mentioned from that pdf file) Ahh, sorry. I meant I read the linked players guide. I have not purchased a physical copy, and I think I only read the links on this website. I imagine what I read is accurate, but I should have been clearer. |
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Post by Desophaeus on Jan 12, 2017 20:56:07 GMT
Out of curiosity... where did you find the gamebook for 1900? The only place I know of is a website that is now down. All other places that has a link for 1900 that I have seen so far all leads back to that dead site. (I definitely remember that #2 you mentioned from that pdf file) Ahh, sorry. I meant I read the linked players guide. I have not purchased a physical copy, and I think I only read the links on this website. I imagine what I read is accurate, but I should have been clearer. I don't think there was ever a physical copy of it. >.> It was a pdf hosted on Diplom.org's extended database. I'm talking about where did you find it on the internet. Which link did you used? Any link I have tried has lead to a dead end lately. I wanted to read it again but hadn't the luck for it.  |
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Post by Bismarck Jr on Jan 12, 2017 21:45:07 GMT
I didn't play Dip 04.
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Post by Napoleon Bonaparte on Jan 13, 2017 12:54:28 GMT
you missed the fun. Warning, diplomacy includes backstabbing. Lots of sharp knives also included. |
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Post by Imperial RomeBall on Jan 13, 2017 13:22:04 GMT
you missed the fun. Warning, diplomacy includes backstabbing. Lots of sharp knives also included. No kristallnacht though. ....Yet. |
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Post by Bismarck Jr on Jan 13, 2017 14:08:25 GMT
Haha, in that last map, Im lucky. If I could not strike a bargain, I would have supported GRE with ION, so I believe Turkey would fail for the second time to take the Greeks. However the alliance with a trustworthy Turkey allowed the problem to not only be solved, but the movement of A GRE to fight elsewhere. Three points about Switzerland. 1. While many are German speaking, the Swiss speak a couple languages, including a southern minority of Italian. So I have a smaller but still legitimate claim. Heck, do the germans even have Alps? That may be Austrian only. 2. I had less access to SCs, while Germany had plenty. In fact, the gamebook considers SWI to be an common Italian territory, which the Pope will always argue over. 3. Less than 22 years later, Benito Mussolini in our timeline came to power. He wanted a revived Roman Empire, and Switzerland was a roman region for 600 years, starting before the Empire was even born. Germany has alps |
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