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27 Dec 19 UTC	Spring, 1939: GameMaster: Please remember that negotiations before the game begins are not allowed.
27 Dec 19 UTC	Spring, 1939: Info: This is a choose your country game.
28 Dec 19 UTC	Spring, 1939: I changed my mind about playing in this particular game, but since I don't want to be unreliable, I'll just click ready and my neighbors can take over my territories until I've been wiped off the map complete. Happy hunting everyone :)
29 Dec 19 UTC	Spring, 1939: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
03 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1940: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
05 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1940: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
05 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1940: aaah, new guys... What can a man do...
05 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1940: GameMaster: JacobL582 has taken over Japanese Empire replacing "DipStuff". Reconsider your alliances.
07 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1940: In light of recent betrayals the Soviet Union declares ware to the following: Japanese Empire Germany. May the odds be ever in your favour.
07 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1940: War* In Soviet Russia we are not really good with English.
12 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1941: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
15 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1941: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
27 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1944: This game was a massive screw up for me. Partly because This wasn’t one of my prioritized games, and partly because of the natural set ups of alliances on this specific map. Japan and I were quite alone as Italy lost everything to England and France. The UK and I had a deal that they’d support me on my efforts on France then as we stumped the French I could send my forces, with English support, to attack the soviets. But then I had attacked France and was having natural tensions over claims in the Balkans with the soviets. And the UK decided to remain neutral after the first year which reallly screwed me over as I was kind of set up, not sure if intentional or not but it worked against me So do what you want with my land, take it, or keep me as a buffer state for a four way draw. If I am taken France would naturally take most of my land, as I have enough units to prevent Russian advance, so Russia: you would be surrounded by the UK and France if you continued to attack me and risk being attacked UK: France has the potential, and already has been, building a large navy which can just stab you any turn now France: same with UK
27 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1944: Being complete honest I deserve to be taken out, but if I am it could lead to one of the three remainder to be out as well and I don’t want to take points away from two people (me and someone else) simply because of my mistakes, so for the sake of everyone left (aside Japan, sorry I think they got you) we could have a four way draw between France, UK, Soviets, and I
27 Jan 20 UTC	Spring, 1944: This gives 15 points to each of us, as compared to a three way with 20 points each, however with large risk factors accompanying it
28 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1944: You betray every single person you have negotiated with and you dare stand here say "include me in the draw"?! Balsy
28 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1944: Technically he hasn't betrayed me. :d
29 Jan 20 UTC	Autumn, 1944: Nor France, I only took belgium in the first turn violating the deal. After that we negotiated fine, I ceded Belgium... but apparently France wants a lot more than Belgium, from everyone
04 Feb 20 UTC	Autumn, 1946: Do we need to wait for Germany to destroy it's last unit before we draw?
04 Feb 20 UTC	Autumn, 1946: yes