Spring, 1901: GameMaster: Please remember that negotiations before the game begins are not allowed.
23 Dec 16 UTC
Spring, 1901: Info: This is a choose your country game.
23 Dec 16 UTC
Spring, 1901: I always liked the color battleship gray!
23 Dec 16 UTC
Autumn, 1902: This is progressing much faster than I thought it would... props to you. That move to the Baltic did way more damage to my game play than I expected.
23 Dec 16 UTC
Autumn, 1902: Thanks but don't give me too much credit. With a fleet on the south coast of St Pete there are not a lot of options.
23 Dec 16 UTC
Spring, 1903: My problem is balancing sc gains in the rear and fighting you in the vanguard.
23 Dec 16 UTC
Autumn, 1903: I don't think we will ever not have a close game, and I love it (pardon the double negative).
23 Dec 16 UTC
Autumn, 1903: Yes, also very intense with our quick turns!
24 Dec 16 UTC
I'm not pulling a rabbit out of this hat. Good game.
24 Dec 16 UTC
GameMaster: Frankland voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes Concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Conceede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
24 Dec 16 UTC
Yes, that was a good game. I was a little worried you might break though in the Balkans, and that would have been devastating. But I was able to add the extra army in Moscow to help a couple turns ago to add some defense in depth.
24 Dec 16 UTC
Yeah, I just couldn't muster enough armies at the front to hold you off. You have an amazing gift at getting behind my front lines every game. That's usually my coup de grace.
A Tryst in Trieste
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