Spring, 1901: GameMaster: Please remember that negotiations before the game begins are not allowed.
20 Jan 14 UTC
Spring, 1901: Info: This is a choose your country game.
23 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1903: That Tunis-move: very smart! Didn't see it coming. The Piemond-move was clever as well, but that one I'd seen :-)
23 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1903: thanks, this is tough, i'd say you're winning right now though :)
24 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1904: wow this is really close, could go either way, but leaning towards you winning i'd say
25 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1905: hmm i think i lost after that turn...nicely played...let's play it out though
26 Jan 14 UTC
Spring, 1906: nice one
26 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1906: still doesn't look good for me, i should have done that last turn...nicely played by you too
26 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1906: lucky guess :)
27 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1907: congrats
28 Jan 14 UTC
Autumn, 1907: thanks. Dyou think Austria is just easier to win? Or was it a coincidence that austria won twice? Statistics show that austria wins more often...
28 Jan 14 UTC
GameMaster: France voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes Concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Conceede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
28 Jan 14 UTC
France does seem harder...you have to play for position more than units it seems to me. But I had my chances and blew it and you played very well. Great game!
28 Jan 14 UTC
Absolutely! If you want to play another one (maybe with different powers), do let me know.
29 Jan 14 UTC
Definitely, I'll set one up at another point...maybe G/I? I haven't tried that variant yet.
FvA 1on1 rematch 
- Spring, 1908, Finished
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