Age Of War PBEM Game

[JMarks]

Didn't know you could do that. If so, sure, I'm game.

Speaking of which, shouldn't (or couldn't) AI attitude be set like that in the scenario package itself for PBEM games? Sounds kina important... (save versus non human/nuetral type of civs)

[Henrik]

Not sure what you mean...
The bad reputation situation we have is due to everyone throwing themselves over france earlier.

[Henrik]

In order to shed some light on how the game is going, I decided to post these (It might also be interesting for any spectators still here).

In other news Italy has removed her artillery regiment from the german vinyards, however the workers seems reluctant to return, despite having abondoned the place months ago, the German workers haven't returned.
The Italian-French citizens of Lyons are begining to debate wether the germans have abondoned them forever, in which case it only seems fair that they could take advantage of them...

[Henrik]

And the save in its unmodified version:

[Henrik]

DP

[Henrik]

The save with fixed reputations (and removed vendettas).
The only ones with clean reputations where the spanish, who also seem to have been the only nation apart from russia that the jugoslavians didnt have a vendetta with.
Oh and also, all passwords was removed as a sideeffect, if we decide to use this save please reenter your passwords (I've allready done so).

[SunTzu]

Yes the Turkish people are finally breeding like rabbits! let the population grow

[H Tower]

i'm still a spectator! has this thread really been going on for a year?

[SunTzu]

yes this is a LONG GAME! my 21st birthday will roll around before this game is over thats a few years away

[klesh]

So after all of this, whos turn is it?

-FMK

[Henrik]

Yours I think

[klesh]

Ahhh I see, got a bit sidetracked with all this file editing... brb.

-FMK.

[klesh]

In this month the Jugoslavian economy saw its first exports leaving the shipping yards. A delivery of Dye to Vienna was most lucrative, as it traversed the entirety of our humble nation to reach its destination.

Andreas Kleshnikov was rather distressed when word came back from the Gold shippers on their way to Dresden. This last month has seen the CEU asking for total use of the Jugoslavian rail lines, which we agreed to. They then insisted we complete rail bypasses on our lines. They even offered a bit of compensation for our workers. However, they have not chosen to build rail bypasses themselves!

Jugoslavia will not be the funnel through which the Medeterranean League's economy gets flooded with CUE products. What we have here is the CUE wanting unencumbered passage to 3 nations, while not allowing those same 3 nations equal passage on its own rails.

We wish that all nations initiate rail bypass projects in the near future if they are not already underway. These can be closed when needed by the owning nation, but for now in these times of peace, it is in all of our best interests to let trade flourish.

Let it be noted that the raillines to the CUE remain open, and our military shall have no orders to close them.

-Andreas Kleshnikov.

[JMarks]

Andreas,

Let me be the first to appologise (and hopefully the on)ly one considering no one else has control of my nation ) for the inconvinience of the lack of bypasses. Currently my engineers are working on polution detail, restoring French infrastructure, and building bypasses further north with Russia and our more northern cities. More engineers are being produced to handle the ever increasing need for their skills in the future European economy.

I hope that this inconvinience does not detere further trade in the future, and thanks again for keeping your nation open to trade. The nations of the CEU salute you!

President Ioannes Schroeder

PS I'll get the game off tomorrow I hope

[klesh]

President Schroeder,

I of all peoples understand the demands of civil infastructure, as I have been hard at work organizing the rebuilding of our nation. Here in Jugoslavia, we are pleading with the universities to open more engineering programs as our pool of qualified workes is being stretched thin already. We empathise with your worker shortage.

Full rail bypasses to italy shall be complete next month, and work is hurriedly being completed on the bypasses to the Turks along the coast. Rail bypasses to Russia via Belgrade shall take a bit longer as the terrain in the east is more mountainous.

We hope you enjoy the fine gold products being sent to Dresden at this time, and we look forward to receiving CEU shipments of goods in the future.

Sincerely,
Andreas Kleshnikov
Jugoslavian Premier