| 02 Jun 26 UTC | Spring, 1939: GameMaster: Please remember that negotiations before the game begins are not allowed. |
| 06 Jun 26 UTC | Spring, 1939: Info: This is a choose your country game. |
| 08 Jun 26 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. |
| 19 Jun 26 UTC | Autumn, 1942: I don't think I've been in a game where every single person I've tried to make a deal with stabs me in the back before. This genuinely might the first game I've had where every single negotiation has been reneged on. Crazy. |
| Wed 01 Jul UTC | Autumn, 1946: Honestly guys, I took a chance, it's clear to see what's ahead. Would you all be willing to draw? |
| Thu 02 Jul UTC | GameMaster: USSR 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. |
| Fri 03 Jul UTC | Good game everyone! I’d like to thank Spain and Russia for bringing us back from the brink |
| Fri 03 Jul UTC | After that brutal stab from Italy and Poland there was nothing I could do. I tried reaching out to Russia to make a last-minute deal but it didn't work. Ngl, I was pulling for Poland to pull off the solo despite them stabbing me. They were just a turn or two too far behind from it though. |
| Fri 03 Jul UTC | Good game guys, and solid defence against my attempted solo. In hindsight I should have helped Turkey, but I was still too focused on taking down Germany that I didn't consider the threat of Russia or Italy. As for the stab, I lost all the momentum I had against Russia after a few turns, hence losing my source of growth |
| Fri 03 Jul UTC | I saw the stab coming, and my plan was to abandon my home centers temporarily while holding on to SCs in the Middle East and British Isles. Glad it paid off. |
| Fri 03 Jul UTC | Good game! |