Originally posted by CyberShy
That's the real question: is a diplo game a true diplo game, if diplomacy doesn't matter at all, and hours wort of talking are just a waste of time by default.
Anyway, that's a lesson for the next game.
Are we all in?
That's the real question: is a diplo game a true diplo game, if diplomacy doesn't matter at all, and hours wort of talking are just a waste of time by default.
Anyway, that's a lesson for the next game.
Are we all in?
Do you understand compromise? You wouldn't even discuss the return of Boston.
And the summit was far more effective than you think. But you don't give it a chance to work itself out. Bah, your timing is so horribly wrong.... Again. *sigh*
) However, that intention did not, at least in the beginning, include supplying cossacks, or upgrading Indian units to cossacks. I felt, and I still feel, that cavarly may well have been enough for the war anyway; also, to be so blatent didn't strike me as being very good. Just before the session started, though, I finally managed to get in touch with Ozzy (which I hadn't been able to do since the summit). Maybe I'm just easily swayed, but I eventually agreed to upgrade his knights to cossasks, with the IC reasoning being that these were Indian units seeking training in Russian barracks, as per the long-standing agreement. Note that my research rate (and Ozzy's as well I imagine) were both at 0%; money doesn't fall from the sky without sacrifice. In retrospect, I'm not sure if the reasoning was a good one, but regardless, it has happened, and unless we want to restart the session (note: the session, not the game), that is not going to change.


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