Spring, 1901: Yep. Intressting countries to play agaist each other...
27 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1901: In the standart map I think Italy is at an disadvantage in comparision with the other countries; still, that makes the diplomacy part of the game just more important and the challenge bigger, doesn't it? And Germany is usually also between everybody's sheets so pretty interesting to play. I'm not very used to play 1:1; too personal ;) but how about comparing thoughts after a turn is finished? Should help training, I think.
27 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1902: ok. np.
27 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1903: misorder. Should have built in Rome of course...
27 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1903: Well, that helps me in the west a bit at least... :)
27 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1903: sighm I misorderd again. I should stop playing at smartphone.
27 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1903: Don't like where this is going.
27 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1903: Don't like? You are up 12-8...
27 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1904: Indeed, but it's not just about the numbers.
29 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1905: We're not making it easy for each other; like that.
29 Nov 13 UTC
Autumn, 1905: :)
29 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1906: That fleet in Belgium is really annoying, but at least I also have an army in Albania that might cause some trouble :)
29 Nov 13 UTC
Spring, 1906: Your fleet in WES is much worse to handle...
30 Nov 13 UTC
GG!
30 Nov 13 UTC
GameMaster: Italy 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.
- Autumn, 1906, Finished
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