Players
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| Austria | Chris Dziedzic | (Resigned S03 for personnal Reasons) |
| Austria | Brendan Wong | bwong@colba.net |
| England | Rob Ackerley | rackerley@calgary.oilfield.slb.com |
| France | Kent Evans* | dukeofkent1@go.com |
| Germany | Sean O'Shea* | sean_o_shea@yahoo.co.uk |
| Italy | Gavin | (Replaced in F01 per house rules) |
| Italy | Owen** | (Replaced in F06 per house rules) |
| Italy | Simon | ua961998@student.adelaide.edu.au |
| Russia | Jack McHugh* | JMcHugh@genchemcorp.com |
| Turkey | Gerald Rogowski | dec36@provide.net |
Position after Fall 1907
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| Austria(16) | Army Greece, Army Bulgaria, Fleet Ionian Sea, Army Saint Petersburg, Army Warsaw, Army Prussia, Army Moscow, Army Silesia, Army Bohemia, Army Berlin, Fleet Adriatic Sea, Army Tyrolia, Army Venice, Army Trieste, Army Budapest, Army Vienna. | |
| England(3) | Fleet Norwegian Sea, Fleet Helgoland Bight, Fleet North Sea. | |
| Germany(7) | Fleet Norway, Fleet Denmark, Army Picardy, Army Ruhr, Fleet Holland, Fleet Baltic Sea, Army Kiel. | |
| Italy(7) | Fleet Middle Atlantic Ocean, Army Tuscany, Fleet Tyrrhenian Sea, Fleet Liverpool, Fleet Gulf Of Lyon, Army Burgundy, Army Piedmont. | |
Results Spring 1908
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| Austria(16) | [Army Greece-Naples], [Army Bulgaria-Greece], Fleet Ionian Sea Convoys Greece-Naples, Army Saint Petersburg-Norway, Army Warsaw-Prussia, Army Prussia-Berlin, Army Moscow-Saint Petersburg, Army Silesia Supports Berlin-Munich, Army Bohemia Supports Berlin-Munich, Army Berlin-Munich, Fleet Adriatic Sea Convoys Trieste-Apulia, [Army Tyrolia-Venice], [Army Venice-Rome], Army Trieste-Apulia, Army Budapest-Trieste, [Army Vienna-Tyrolia]. | |
| England(3) | Fleet Norwegian Sea Supports Saint Petersburg-Norway, Fleet Helgoland Bight-Kiel, Fleet North Sea-English Channel. | |
| Germany(7) | Fleet Norway-North Sea, Fleet Denmark-Skagerrak, Army Picardy-Belgium, Army Ruhr Supports Holland, Fleet Holland Supports Norway-North Sea, Fleet Baltic Sea-Sweden, Army Kiel-Denmark. | |
| Italy(7) | Fleet Middle Atlantic Ocean-Western Mediterranean, [Army Tuscany-Rome], [Fleet Tyrrhenian Sea-Naples], Fleet Liverpool-Wales, [Fleet Gulf Of Lyon-Tyrrhenian Sea], Army Burgundy Supports Picardy-Belgium, [Army Piedmont-Tuscany]. | |
Supply Centers Fall 1907
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| Austria(17) | Budapest, Vienna, Trieste, Serbia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Greece, Constantinople, Smyrna, Ankara, Sevastopol, Warsaw, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Munich, Berlin, Venice. | |
| England(3) | Edinburgh, London, Belgium. | |
| Germany(7) | Kiel, Denmark, Paris, Holland, Norway, Brest, Sweden. | |
| Italy(7) | Naples, Rome, Marseilles, Tunis, Spain, Portugal, Liverpool. | |
Position after Spring 1908
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| Austria(16) | Army Greece, Army Bulgaria, Fleet Ionian Sea, Army Norway, Army Prussia, Army Berlin, Army Saint Petersburg, Army Silesia, Army Bohemia, Army Munich, Fleet Adriatic Sea, Army Tyrolia, Army Venice, Army Apulia, Army Trieste, Army Vienna. | |
| England(3) | Fleet Norwegian Sea, Fleet Kiel, Fleet English Channel. | |
| Germany(7) | Fleet North Sea, Fleet Skagerrak, Army Belgium, Army Ruhr, Fleet Holland, Fleet Sweden, Army Denmark. | |
| Italy(7) | Fleet Western Mediterranean, Army Tuscany, Fleet Tyrrhenian Sea, Fleet Wales, Fleet Gulf Of Lyon, Army Burgundy, Army Piedmont. | |
Current Map
Voting
| Austrian Win. Fails! | ||
Press
| To the King of England | ||
| Might I indicate my disapproval of your spiteful attack on Germany in Norway, thus giving Austria the crucial SC of StP and hence the game. | ||
| Good sportsmanship would dictate that you should always play to improve your position, with the ultimate goal of reaching either a victory or draw. From the look of things your move did neither. | ||
| Tell me sir, how did letting Austria gain StP do anything other than bringing the game to an early end? | ||
| In my opinion you are not playing in the spirit of the game. Sadly, even if you were to see the error of your ways and repent at this stage, i fear that it will be too late to stop Austria winning as he now requires only one italian home SC (or Tunis) to win--and i must gamble in order to hold all of these as nothing is guaranteed. | ||
| Note that his odds of gaining 2 of my SCs was negligable, and he probably could have been pushed back at some point. Just think, were it not for your cowardly act, you may have even taken part in a 4-way draw. | ||
| Sadly, a bad sport such as yourself wouldn't care about such things. | ||
| I sincerely hope that I never have the displeasure of playing in a game involving you ever again. DY | ||
GM Notes
| Went and saw "Aida" last night. It was wonderful! The plot excellent, the artistry excellent, the Music was excellent. I recommend it to those who enjoy good theater. | ||
Deadline
| Fall 1909 - Friday, 8:00 PM CT(US) May 4, 2001 or 2:00 AM (GMT) May 5, 2001. | ||
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