Messages - vDiplomacy

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13 Jun 23 UTC	Spring, 1901: Info: This is a choose your country game.
03 Jul 23 UTC	Autumn, 1909: GameMaster: Austria voted for a Draw. If everyone votes Draw the game will end and the points are split equally among all the surviving players, regardless of how many supply centers each player has.
11 Jul 23 UTC	Spring, 1912: GameMaster: Someone has taken over Germany replacing "Stones001". Reconsider your alliances.
19 Jul 23 UTC	Nice job England … wish Turk has not kept attacking me in the final years as it was WTA
19 Jul 23 UTC	Not really sure what else I could have done - pushing north for Turkey isn't easy once Moscow is hold supported, and you did early on take Bulgaria off me!
19 Jul 23 UTC	early game stuff should become ancient history when trying to stop a solo, but ok
20 Jul 23 UTC	Gotta acknowledge that I folded to England early on and thus heavily contributed to the solo.
20 Jul 23 UTC	Yeah gotta agree with Austria here. Doesn't matter what happened at the start, you gotta try to at least stop a solo.
20 Jul 23 UTC	Gg to all. Thanks to Germany for facilitating the last run.
20 Jul 23 UTC	You’re welcome. Was fun. Seems that previous Germany didn’t see what was coming and set up a defence in time.
20 Jul 23 UTC	Together with Germany ( ex) we managed to be neutral and even to occasionally help each other. Therefore when he stopped playing for some turns I refrained from attacking. Obviously you took an other approach which was understandable.
20 Jul 23 UTC	Only option was to counter a solo
20 Jul 23 UTC	Duo might have been in he cards
20 Jul 23 UTC	Not from when I joined, you were going for solo then :-)
20 Jul 23 UTC	I'm not sure Austria that were able to (and, in fact, you didn't) do much to push back on England - so I'm not clear how my attacking you enabled England to succeed. All that really did was shift units from you to me. If you'd been actively attacking England I would have some sympathy for what you said. At least I took and held Sevastopol once Russia started to crumble preventing England taking it. Neither you nor Germany did much (anything?) to prevent Warsaw falling to England, for example.