FAST C3C PBEM game USA Evenings

[snoopy369]

edit: Look down a ways for more current info. :)

Heya, looking for another player or two or three to play a FAST game. By "Fast" I mean is able to play at the same time usually each day often several turns. That time is between 1900 and 2359 Eastern Time. If you're on during the majority of that time most days then that's good enough for me. Basically I don't want this to be another slow maybe-one-turn-per-day game. I'd also like occasional "blitzes" which would be on Saturday at whatever time is convenient to all - not every saturday, just occasionally, like once a month or twice a month if convenient, where we put out 10-20 turns that day (depending on response time - did one today with as low as 1 minute response time for some turns :) )

Anyways, settings would be something like this:

Standard world (assuming 4-6 players)
Continents, 70% water
Monarch level
No AI's
Random other settings
Any civ is up for grabs
Accelerated Production

Any other options are open for discussion (ie I can't think of anything else at the moment, but I'm tired :zzz:

I have 2 maybe 3 people right now, meaning there are 3 to 4 slots open, of which 2 are needed to start the game. I'd love to start it ASAP (Maybe tonight if enough people join in! :)

Please post time availability (regular), what civ you want, and your opinion on anything else I said here. Or, for that matter, your opinion on anything else period. I love off-topics. :D

My availability: 1900 EST to 2400 EST, and a turn 0700 EST to 0715 EST most days. All day Fri+Sat most weekneds.

[Beta]

Hi snoop. I e-mailed you as well. I'm up for it. But I would vote for small maps. And random geography. Personally, I think continents suck in MP. Takes a five player game and turns it into two games - one with 3 and one with 2. May as well play an on-line ladder game. Same applies with 6 or 7 civs. I find continents are OK in SP with a lot of civs, but for MP I would vote for pangaea or islands.

I have a small essay/rant written aboyt this. Maybe I should post it and see what others think.

[snoopy369]

Definitely. Anything that makes for good reading material AND a good discussion is good to me. :argue:

:D

Random it is then, unless other people have strong(er) feelings about this. :) I actually like archipelago but I get the idea most people don't like that, which is why I suggest Continents. :)

[snoopy369]

Anyone else up for this? I'd like at least one or two more players ... :)

[Swissy]

This looks as if it hasn't started so I emailed you. Hope it gets going soon.

[snoopy369]

cool, i'll give it another day or so and confirm that everyone who wanted to play a few days ago still does.

We'll aim for at least a turn, possibly two, to be completed generally during the evening but sometimes in the AM as well (not whole rounds necessarily but several turns, since several of us can play in the AM).

So far who I have marked as interested:

Snoopy369 (definitely)
Swissy (definitely)
MFCamillus (definitely)
Smellymummy (maybe)
Beta (maybe)

All of you can play at least some turns during the 1800-2200 EDT time period. MFC, Beta, Swissy, and I at least sometimes also have turns in the early AM time period (likely the order for that would be Me - Beta - Swissy - MFC-SM based on estimated time in the AM).

If you're all still interested I'll start a game tomorrow sometime, I'm off all day tomorrow so I can do it whenever. I will start a game when I do with the following:

Small Map
Random geo settings
Accel. Production *
No Barbarians *
Monarch Level
No AI
Any civ (some of you have indicated preference, if you haven't email me)

C3C 1.22 will be used, since you all have that afaik (Beta, if I understand right you'll be able to fix yours, just takes time you don't have right now, yes?)

* means a setting that's up for debate and can be changed if anyone has objections. Random, small, those are pretty fixed unless we get more players (standard if six-seven maybe?)

And please email me and/or post your emails. My email for those of you who don't know it already (well, probably none of you but Swissy I guess) is:
snoopy369 (shift-2) yahooooooo (daht) com
(ok, I get way too much fun out of figuring out better antispam techniques :) )

[snoopy369]

and good to see a fellow Chicagoan :) Maybe we can play some hot-seat action someday ;)

[MFCamillus]

Snoopy369. I'm still up for a good game.

[snoopy369]

cool
any civ preference?

[snoopy369]

wow, i know how to read my email ... not ... :idiot:

got it ;)

[Swissy]

Starting soon?

[snoopy369]

still have yet to hear from Beta or Smelly mummy -- would rather have 4 players than 3... but if I don't hear by this afternoon I'll start it up.

[snoopy369]

k looks like we'll just be 3. I'll start it up presently.

[snoopy369]

k started, 4000bc on to MFCamillus.

How it works:
* Monarch Level
* Random Geo
* Small Map
* 3 players
* Sedentary Barbs
* Accel Prod.
* Greeks = snoopy369, Sumerians = MFCamillus, Byzantines = Swissy (from what I recall you all asked for); in that order.

Good luck :)

[MFCamillus]

:hmmm: Looks like we have a game of trial by scientific progress.

4000BC to Swissy.

[Swissy]

the turn goes onward...

[snoopy369]

and on and on ... :)

[MFCamillus]

And on back to Swissy

[snoopy369]

and yet again, sent on. :)

[MFCamillus]

Finally the turn is off to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

k 3850 on its way. :)

[MFCamillus]

Off to Swissy again.

Much more efficient now that I reset the DSL.

[snoopy369]

and 3750 to you MFCamillus :)

[MFCamillus]

And back again to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

3700 on its way. :)

[MFCamillus]

to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

3650 on its way :)

[snoopy369]

wow under 15 minutes average per round the last few rounds ... 5 mins per player ... woah :)

[MFCamillus]

3650 to Swissy.

Yes indeed. We are zipping along. It is nice to have a game to a point where you can accompish at least a little something with the turns.

[snoopy369]

yep :)
anyone want to make a guess what the randomizer put out yet? I think I have an idea ... :D

[MFCamillus]

From placement and a couple of other things I am suspicious but probably need another 2-3 moves to be sure.

[snoopy369]

3600 sent on. :)

[MFCamillus]

And sent over to Swissy.

May slow down in a few minutes. The races are basically over and the lawn still calls for mowing. I'll be in and out though.

[snoopy369]

no prob :) 9 turns is already the most i've ever had in one day ... heck, excepting last saturday i think it's the most i've had in a *Week* before :)

[snoopy369]

3550 on to MFCamillus

[MFCamillus]

3550BC to Swissy.

With any luck we can still get a few more in today. I shouldn't be away from checking for more than about 20 minutes at any given time.

[snoopy369]

cool
how were the races btw?

[MFCamillus]

3500BC to Swissy

Derby was wet but the favorite still one. They got a nice bonus.

Busch race was confused in the beginning. Fuel conservation (or when do you run out on pit road or on the track) at the end. It was not too bad of a race though.

[snoopy369]

favorite won? that's odd, doesn't that only rarely happen?? (and was it the one that won the last two races, ie gets a $5m bonus for that plus potential of another 5m at Triple Crown?)

[snoopy369]

3450 to MFCamillus

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

In the Derby it is not as often that you get an upset. By Belmont you a lot of times will.

Yes. As I said a nice bonus.

[snoopy369]

ahh i see :)

that horse will be very happy I suspect in a few years in the stud farms :D

[snoopy369]

3400 on to MFCamillus :)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy

Any horse that can go 7-0 deserves something. It has not been done since 1977.

[snoopy369]

no kidding ... man o war, right? Now it just has to win the Triple Crown and it'll be the topic of dozens of hollywood movies ;)

[MFCamillus]

Actually Man o War was 1920(?)

I think that Seattle Slew did it in 1977.

[snoopy369]

oh right ... i knew that ... :idiot:
next thing you know I'll be asking you how Seabiscuit's doing these days ... ;)

on to you :)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

You know you can almost hear the turns clicking off like a clock. Cool.

[snoopy369]

yeh ... still going 12-15 minutes each. Wow. Pretty soon we'll have caught up with noobgame ...

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

yes quickly passing everything else we have started even 2 weeks ago.

And approaching a 3 player one that I started 4 weeks ago.

[snoopy369]

and back to you.

I can barely get two turns (sometimes) of my SP game in between ... course, that's because I'm at AD 400 and at war with the indians, but still ...

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

I look at it this way. We have a great start that will make the turns during the week not as boring. Or next weekend when I will be traveling and probably down to 1-2 turns a day.

[Swissy]

I'm in 3 other pbem games. One gets 1-3 turns a day, the others seem to be timed in weeks not days.

[snoopy369]

yeh ... only one of my other pbem games has more than one turn per day and that's like 8-9 turns a week... much happier here :) Definitely like getting the cruddy turns out of the way now.

Also glad of Accel Production ... not sure how anyone can play PBEM without it, otherwise it's twice as long before anything happens ... doesn't matter as much later in the game where we're just throwing 2x as much stuff at each other, but at this point it helps a lot ;)

Now just wish I had gone with a seafaring civ ... ;) (Not sure why the Greeks aren't seafaring, really. They're really the first seafaring civ imho (or rather the Phoenicians who are essentially greek) ...

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

Yes at this moment it would be nice to be seafaring. But as for the Greeks and the Phonecians.... Kind of two different groups (particularly linguistically). There were certainly groups of them that were highly seafaring, but then there were those that were incompetent at sea. The classic Mycenaeans were certainly seafaring (just ask Odysseus)

I think the problem is that the designers looked at the classic Athenian period. Athens and Sparta were not known for naval battles (although the Athenians were not bad) they relied on allies and for some reason US education tends not to talk about Delos, Rhodes, or Illyria. And Alexander and Perseus certainly did not use Naval power. Just the Phalanx. Thus the Hoplite UU.

[snoopy369]

yeh ... realize the phoenicians are quite different peoples but not particularly far away, and likely were melded into the greek culture much like the romans melded various cultures into their own ...

Civ designers definitely focussed on particular periods for each civilization. Byzantines, Ottomans, Russians, even Romans could easily have been very different cultures, but for our limited "standard american education" in history :( Not that history is particularly practical to most people, but at least then people would have an understanding for why they are where they are ... :)

[snoopy369]

oh yeah, and on to you. :)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

If there was one thing that Alexander set a good standard in it was in integrating other societies. That can be seen by the staying power of some of the Hellenistic successor states. It just never ceases to amaze me when I look at a map how far he went and how fast he did it.

[snoopy369]

yeh ...
one of the books i read a while back, don't recall exactly which one, was an alternate history where a bunch of people got thrown together from different time periods ... british from the afghan conflicts in the late 19th century, americans from the 1990s, and ... Alexander the Great, on his way back (and within a week of his death). Of course, one of the first things that happens is his advisors are told of his near future, and he averts it ;) They end up in Babylon (as in a thousand or two years prior to Alexander babylon, if I recall correctly) ... don't recall the title, think it was by maybe Eric Flint or one of the other Baen authors. David Drake maybe? Anyways, quite interesting book, especially watching Alexander come to grips with modern weapons (even modern in the "brits in the 1880s" sense of the word).

[snoopy369]

turn sent

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

Sounds like an interesting book. I'll have to see if I can find it.

I want to say thank you to both of you. We are having quite a run today, getting this game started.

[snoopy369]

Hmm, I think I was wrong about who wrote it ... for that matter I did an amazon search and couldn't find it at all. I'll have to take a look at work tomorrow. (I work at a Borders bookstore, the biggest one on the continent ... should have it around somewhere :) )

turn sent

[MFCamillus]

Turn sent to Swissy.

You'll find it. Thanks.

[snoopy369]

hehe
just wish I could find it in my personal library ... but way too many of them, and not in alpha order either :) I think I have about 30% of the size of the SF/F section of my store right at home. :)
turn sent

[MFCamillus]

Turn Sent.

Who ever does have enough room for their books?

[snoopy369]

lol ... have plenty of room actually, we own like ten bookcases each 7' high, only double to triple stacked. Just not in order. :)
turn sent

[MFCamillus]

Turn Sent

How long are you two around tonight?

Snoopy - wow. I thougt that my 6 were a lot. My wife sure thinks so. In my last move I got most of mine organized, however there are still several boxes of older stuff in storage.

[snoopy369]

lol
well, after we finished packing our books they came to about 30-35 boxes. By boxes I mean the boxes we use at the bookstore -- about 20 hardcovers, or 35-50 mass market paperbacks in them. :) My GF and I are insane readers, and only overlap somewhat. That, and I get a discount. :)

oh, I'm around for maybe another hour or so. Should be doing laundry, but I think that's going to wait until tomorrow, I'm too tired to go all the way downstairs (well, 3 flights, so it's not THAT bad :rolleyes: )

[Swissy]

I'm on til whenever. Once you guys call it for the night, I'll go play some online

[snoopy369]

wow what I like to hear - a true Civver ;)

Turn sent.
I sadly am in Central Time, so not up as late as MFC here, and am required to go to work tomorrow bright and early 8am ... thus at 12am I must say good night. But that's at least 3 turns from now. :D

[MFCamillus]

Turn to Swissy.

Since both of you are sitting in greater Chicagoland and I am out here in the west I thought that I would check. 0000CDT probably works for me.

Just let me know which is the last one.

[snoopy369]

turn sent

[MFCamillus]

Turn to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

And on to MFCamillus. I think that was my last one unless I get another in the five or ten minutes it takes me to get ready for bed. Either way I'll do a turn tomorrow morning before I leave, so it will be waiting for you MFC when you awake more than likely. I won't be home until 5pm CDT or so tomorrow, but after that I'll be up for a few (dozen) more turns. ;)

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

Snoopy - Been a good day for this game. I'll get the turn in the AM and wait to hear from you when you get back.

Swissy - Nice to meet you, thanks for dedicating this much time its great to have a game into the realm where people want to keep going. It is really worthwhile.

[snoopy369]

On to MFCamillus!

It was definitely fun yesterday -- thanks to both of you for getting us started so quickly!! Glad it worked out even better than I'd hoped!

I'll be back this evening to play a few more turns. :)

[MFCamillus]

Back over to Swissy

[snoopy369]

and on to MFC again :)

[MFCamillus]

2670BC to Swissy.

[Swissy]

I'm ready to blow out a bunch tonight. Up until midnight.

To Snoopy369

[snoopy369]

lol midnight might work for me, we'll see ... have to watch the simpsons shortly, so i'll check during commercials but at least 10 minutes between ... and have to do laundry and cook dinner, but those shouldn't delay it much. :)

Besides, I need to get to at least galley tonight, or i'll be sad that I can't see more of the islands around me!!!

[snoopy369]

curious did you mean 2630 sent to me or 2590? cause I got 2630 but that's the last one i got (like 15 minutes ago) :)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

I agree. Although under normal circumstances I would be drawing the line at about 11 your times (Month end close this week, hard to start tired it is long enough). We'll see how that goes. The Laundry and dinner sounds familiar to my schedule.

Definately need to get to galleys though.

[snoopy369]

on to mfc :)

[MFCamillus]

Back to Swissy

[snoopy369]

and on to MFCamillus :)

me want rivers ... (or at least inland lakes to be fresh water?) :)

[snoopy369]

and on again to MFCamillus ... 2430 and counting. :)

[snoopy369]

mmmm ... playing PBEM and cooking from the Charlie Trotter Cooks at Home Cookbook ... what could be more fun (and challenging!) ;) Actually it's just a soup so not much direct interaction, thus the not overly long response times (except for when i went to do laundry)

[snoopy369]

oh and I remembered that book (well I was embarrased to find out that tho I couldn't remember, one of the new folks in the Lit department could tell me it directly without much thought :embarassed: )

It's by Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter, "Time's Eye" or something like that, new in hardcover (well about 6 months old) ... book 1 of 2 I think. Not sure if Clarke actually did any writing (as he's ancient) but Baxter is a great writer in and of himself (Manifold Time, Titan, etc.)

[MFCamillus]

Off to Swissy.

Dinner Pause.

Thanks for the info. I will have to go look for it.

[snoopy369]

on to MFC

come on ... one or two more turns!! ;)

[MFCamillus]

2350BC to Swissy.

That will be it for tonight. 0400 rolls around all too soon.

If you two circle it around I can get it out before I go to work though.

[snoopy369]

cool. 0400? really? that's quite ... early, shall I say. I'll check it at 06:30 or so CDT, which should be right on time for you. :)

[snoopy369]

2310 bc to MFCamillus.

The Greeks are pleased to announce they have completed the FIRST WONDER OF THE WORLD ...

... dum da da dum ...

The Great Colossus is now standing watch over the straits of whatever, ensuring the safety and security of all involved. ALL HAIL THE GREAT GOD ZEUS AND HIS IMMORTAL SIBLINGS AND WHATNOT!!

ok, laying it on a bit thick now, but I like a bit of RP every now and again. ;)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

[Swissy]

Collosus is a coastal wonder, that means Athens is on the sea. Hmm, time to step up dromon production:D

[snoopy369]

Hmm. The great fleets of Byzantium shall be no match for the great fleets of Athens. Have you no fear, my man? Have you not heard of the destruction of the great Persian Fleet of Darius at the hands of the Greeks in 490 BC? The Greeks are greater sailors than you could ever know!!

:p

Turn sent.

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

I am still at work and may be here for another 45-hour. Then an hour commute home.

The only problem with the defeat of Darius is that he did not have Greek Fire. I will be honest, I am a little worried about that issue.:scared:

[snoopy369]

True. Otherwise he'd have been Darius the Greek.

:D

(well, and that he was about a millenium or so too early ;) )

[snoopy369]

god your commute sounds as bad as mine (45 minutes to an hour and a half depending on route and weather conditions, and time)

[MFCamillus]

Ahh but the advantage of where I am is that I actually cover 52 miles during the trip.

[snoopy369]

ah true
I cover 8 miles ;) By bike it's 45 minutes, by car it's less i suppose but i'm not a car owner so irrelevant ;)

[snoopy369]

sent on to MFCamillus :)

[MFCamillus]

Finally home.

Off to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

The Greeks cannot wait to pursue their turn once more tonight. They feel that their recent works in the philosophical and diplomatic fields will prove useful when they begin to spread their great culture across the many islands of this world. They feel that perhaps a world where all of its citizens are united under one Greek language will not be hard to imagine.

;)

[MFCamillus]

To Swissy.

Well considering that the Sumerians are the only ones on the map who do not speek Greek I would say that now I have to be worried.

[snoopy369]

rofl
didn't think about that one. Perhaps I should specify Attic Greek, since I imagine the Byzantines speak a different dialect, given they're 1000 + years apart?

[snoopy369]

Turn sent on to the Sumerians.

[MFCamillus]

Turn sent to Emperor Swissy.

[snoopy369]

and on to the Sumerians again!

[snoopy369]

... and yet again on to the Sumerians.

BTW, swissy, what's your take on what sort of rules we should follow in terms of OOG contact? Any talking before embassies? Map trading, etc.?

[Swissy]

Considering the lack of function of the diplomacy system in pbem, you should be able to talk about anything that shows up on your side of the diplomacy pop-up. So that you can hammer out a deal.

[snoopy369]

Sounds good to me. :)

[snoopy369]

Turn Sent.

[snoopy369]

Sent on to MFC.

[Swissy]

Been a few days, what's up?

Last I sent was 1870BC.

[MFCamillus]

:hmmm:

I really thought that I sent it when I played it on Thursday night.

1870 for you to play resent.

I'll be hitting the road soon and so will not be back online until this evening. Let me know if there are any other problems.

[snoopy369]

I won't be on either until this evening, actually working today. :) Might be on more tomorrow than usual, might not, we'll see. Next saturday will be back to normal I think.

[snoopy369]

hey, is it stuck? I've got 1790 bc (both my played save and the earlier save I received), let me know if I should resend.

[Swissy]

Last I have is 1830BC received and 1790BC sent..

[MFCamillus]

1790BC sent.

By the time you two get home I will be halfway there. A couple of other things this evening but should be back on track.

I have never had connection problems from my In-Laws like I have this weekend. I am definately going to have to find a way to get them a better line.

[snoopy369]

lol ... definitely. I think my (future) in-laws finally got dsl, which makes me very happy. :)

1750 Sent to MFCamillus.

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy

[snoopy369]

and on back to MFC

[Swissy]

1550BC to Snoopy

[snoopy369]

On to MFCamillus.

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

1525 sent on to MFCamillus.

This is just the point I really wish we had a bunch of turns again in a row ... perhaps later this week or the weekend??

[snoopy369]

mmm ... 1475 sent on. 1475. Wow ... :) If I recall correctly, Egypt was kicking rear right about now, for about the next four or five hundred years, until ... hmm, the Greeks become the dominant mediterranean power like 9th century BC?

Looking forward to a great thousand years ahead. :D

[snoopy369]

1450 sent. God I wish I could play the next turn right now ... :) This game is getting quite interesting quickly. Hate to see what is going to happen in the AD 1200s ...

[snoopy369]

1400 sent on. :)

[snoopy369]

1325 sent on.

Now that we've all met, it should get interesting ... :)

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

Didn't get the save, Swissy, please resend... :)

[snoopy369]

1250 to MFCamillus.

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

and on to MFCamillus

[snoopy369]

1200 to MFCamillus

[MFCamillus]

Over to Swissy.

[snoopy369]

on to mfcamillus

[snoopy369]

1075 sent.

[snoopy369]

975 sent. On to the Triple Digits! (And the greatest period in Greek history ... :)

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy.

Yes but your greates period will only be for the next 700 years, then you will start to be eclipsed by the buildup to Swissy's greatness.

I however will continue to be content with flint weapons and clay tablets.

[snoopy369]

Yeh, but you could make a good argument for having had well over 1000 years of dominance (until the next civ comes along, Babylon, in like 2500 or so if I recall).

And about my eclipsing: I'd like to know how many of the Founding Fathers wanted to emulate the Byzantines. :D

[snoopy369]

and on to MFCamillus. :) (925 bc now)

[snoopy369]

And we need to have more side conversations in this thread! I'm still almost a hundred posts away from 500 (and a custom avatar, which is sitting on my desktop waiting for post 500 :) )

[snoopy369]

On to MFCamillus.

[MFCamillus]

Well. I am mostly back now. However, I think we should restrict you so we can see how long we can keep you from getting those last few posts. Just for the heck of it.

[snoopy369]

well, just about there. You'll know when, because my avatar will FINALLY change to be more appropriate. (Less cool, but more appropriate.)

[snoopy369]

Oh, and turn sent on to MFCamillus.

Looks like the game is almost out of the 'growing' stage ... not many more places for my poor settlers to go ... ;) taking cruddy islands on the hope they have uranium in their one hills square now ;)

Oh, and this is post #498!! :)

[MFCamillus]

On to Swissy

I would say the new Avatar is actually cooler and definately more appropriate.

Yes the growth is about over. Now we start pretending to be Venetian or Genoese.

[snoopy369]

Thanks. :) Venitian? lol. Ever played that game about being the patrician of Venice? Sort of vaguely civlike, except more trade oriented (no building cities, just finding them and trading with them)... don't recall what it was called. But you could be elected pope, i remember that ...

[snoopy369]

650bc sent.

[MFCamillus]

Off to Swissy

[snoopy369]

off to MFCamillus.

[MFCamillus]

And back off to Swissy.

[Swissy]

looks like I'm doomed to be on the short end of the tech race due to my NINE turn anarchy. Guess I get to see how well Fuedalism works a s a gvernment. have only one city that can go over 6 pop so I can't mainatin Republic and build all those aqueducts and markets.

This is really a piss-poor map except for the host getting Texas Island...

Turn to Snoopy

[snoopy369]

Texas island is a good name for it ;) I had a pretty long anarchy as well, though i definitely can maintain republic with my texas island. Definitely wouldn't have used this map if i had had a look at it ahead of time tho ;) And that's without actually knowing what you have for territory...

[Swissy]

Seems every PBEM game I've played I get screwed by the map. You should have seen my island at the start, I've taken out about 40% of the jungles. The only redeeming quality is my island is pretty thin so I have all coastal cities. Good thing I'm seafaring or I'd still be researching ancient techs still. Was this set at 80% ocean? If it was, that was a big mistake, I have found 80% ocean tends to lead to game killing starts for half the players in the game, while a couple get mega-good starts(like multiple cows).

[snoopy369]

And I have to say that i do have a pretty significant disadvantage when it came to luxuries -- only 2 of them, and only a single of each ... C3C is serious when it comes to resource scarcity... sigh

turn sent ;)

[snoopy369]

I don't honestly remember the settings ... could have been though.

[snoopy369]

Hmm, are we stuck somewhere? I sent 370bc on a while ago to MFCamillus ...

[Swissy]

he sent me 390 BC this morning, I asked him to resend 370 BC

[MFCamillus]

Yup. My fault. Sorry. I held it up and then grabbed the wrong file while at my In-laws. Maybe I should try turning the light on next time.

[MFCamillus]

I think that it was 70% water. Still though it can mess with you on archipelago.


I do like the title of Texas island. It sure seems big enough.

[snoopy369]

yep, lights on help. :) Especially that really big light most people call the Screen.

:p

[Swissy]

350BC to Snoopy

I call it Texas Island as it seems to have many cows on it...

[snoopy369]

rofl yes a few cows here and there... not as good as another game of mine where it seems every other square has a cow in one area, but not half bad either. :)

sent to mfcamillus

[snoopy369]

(This is hidden here to send something to MFC - not related to this game)

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