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- Spring, 1953, Finished| 22 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: GameMaster: Please remember that negotiations before the game begins are not allowed. |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Info: This is a choose your country game. |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Good game to all... to friends and enemies... I hope to have more friends than enemies... |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Great Britain and France, shall we be friends? |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Hey Joseph, Why we don't sign a Ribbentrop/Molotov pact and be friend? |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: France, we in Germany have not intentions to be hostile with you... we have a lot to gain being friends... |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Russia, we have a lot to benefit by being friends, I am up for it. France, I don't want a fight with you and am willing to back you against Italy and Germany |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Everyone forgot about good old Benito:) Britain, I don't want to be enemies with you. Germany, I hope our positions let us have a peaceful relationship. France and Russia, I think it's too early to say anything, we will see things better after the moves. |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Don't worry Benito you're always in my heart and "italienisch kameraden" will be forever our friends... We see a dangerous relationship between Britain and USSR that can attack us from east and west... |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Let's not make them friends too soon, Turkey and Scandinavia can be really interesting. And Winston hates communists. (Although until 1940, Chamberlain was PM but still.) |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Italy, I don't want a fight with you either, but let's see how things play out. First moves should be interesting. |
| 24 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: I guess I'll wait to see how the first moves play out before answering since others are going that route now. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Come on Charles, join the allies before Adolf tears you into pieces. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Well, I know for sure I don't feel like fighting you, England. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Here in Germany we're scared by the Britain's ostility against us... Winnie is trying to put everyone against us... Perhaps the big danger of this map is Winnie itself... we propose to sit around a table and analyze the situation and the british provocations... |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: I can easily say that about you Germany, considering you've not made any attempts at an alliance as well. It seems you are intent on going at war with me yourself. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: No Winnie you started to speak with Russia and France saying to be ready to fight me and Italy... I didn't say a word against you... Your aggressivity is clear to all and here in Berlin we hope that should bring you to a failure... please rethink your strategy... |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: I didn't say I have made any attempts at an alliance. I said you've not made any either. Please read. You approached France and Russia first (before I said I will back France against you and Italy), without approaching me, which leads me to believe that you are aggressive against me (generally Italy and Germany never fight whenever I have played this variant. So in fact, it is you as well who is aggressive towards me. You might not have said it, but that is what you implied. So instead of advising me to "rethink my strategy", it is obvious you need to do the same. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: Evidence is in the chat history, so please do not debate facts. |
| 25 Aug 14 UTC | Spring, 1938: And in fact, when Russia approached France and me for an alliance, you tried to talk him into one. When I did the same, you did not. Here's another piece of evidence for your hostility towards me |