Spring, 1901: I just picked a 1 on 1 why is France taking so long to move in the other game
08 Aug 12 UTC
Autumn, 1901: he's on his honeymoon, so he's waiting the full two days for each move. Germany i don't think is playing anymore.
08 Aug 12 UTC
Autumn, 1901: We could have paused for his honeymoon.
08 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1902: i suggested it via text, but he then put in moves...so i don't think he wanted to...i think he's just slowing it down until he gets back this weekend
09 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1903: GameMaster: Frankland voted for a Cancel. If everyone votes Cancel all points will be refunded and the game will be deleted from the database.
09 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1903: Stupid iphone
09 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1903: Ugh I lost all my moves.
10 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1904: aah, 1 on 1 makes you put in so many orders!! haha
10 Aug 12 UTC
Spring, 1904: i'm just going to say it, this map is a bit inherently unfair -- it takes me two turns at least to get my fleets to the middle of the map from St. Petersburg and Turkey-area -- such a pain in the ass.
10 Aug 12 UTC
Autumn, 1904: Each side seems to have advantages and disadvantages.
11 Aug 12 UTC
Congrats Mike, I'm conceding. Good game, well played on this map. I'm still disappointed at the set up for my country, but it's a good lesson going forward for me to be aware of how fast fleets can get to the center of the map.
11 Aug 12 UTC
Well played as well. Sometimes it is better to move into a position than take a city center. That is why it seemed like my fleets moved a little faster. I left England and tunis and went for combating you directly
11 Aug 12 UTC
Yea, just frustrating that it took 2+ moves to get my fleets to market, so to speak. I'd be down to play another, and/or add in Seth as well
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- Autumn, 1905, Finished
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