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Care to play a few turns and win the biggest diplo game of the year?
Or at least have a good shot at it? One of the original players in the Diplomacy V game finally quit in a huff, after a majority vote of the players rejected his call to redo the last session, because he lost his government after a move by the player immediately before him that he wasn't able to fix before the turn ended (more specifically: the player before moved a unit onto trade-rich territory and provoked a city in disorder to have disorder a second time, thus overthrowing the democracy).
Despite his problems, however, the Chinese player is currently Supreme and has by far the largest military in the game.
Check out the Tales from the Diplomatic Front V thread and see if this would be something you'd want to do. Experienced multiplayers are preferred. The game is on Thursday nights at 9 PM Eastern. Only players who can commit to playing regularly on those nights (missing one every now and then is fine, so long as you tell us in advance) will be considered. Please ICQ me or post here if you are interested.
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Curumbor Elendil
http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jps35/
ICQ 56126989
Despite his problems, however, the Chinese player is currently Supreme and has by far the largest military in the game.
Check out the Tales from the Diplomatic Front V thread and see if this would be something you'd want to do. Experienced multiplayers are preferred. The game is on Thursday nights at 9 PM Eastern. Only players who can commit to playing regularly on those nights (missing one every now and then is fine, so long as you tell us in advance) will be considered. Please ICQ me or post here if you are interested.
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Curumbor Elendil
http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jps35/
ICQ 56126989
But behind the scenes negotiations are also part of diplo games! However, continued warfare against Dangime is not part of diplo games. The world should not allow continued aggression - one turn, one city - then stop???
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