Hex's Human Race ii

[Max Webster]

Dermots turn sent to Maestro

[hexagonian]

Turn 91 -> Phil

Tom,

Yesterday, I got a fatal return message on your email account. I have been unsuccessful in getting ahold of you this past week, so I will put your civ on neutral this coming week, or until you contact me.

Please contact me if you are willing to continue - let me know either way so I can get a replacement. Next weekend (Sun-Aug 20) will be the cutoff point.

For the time being, the Dutch are considerend neutral and cannot be attacked.

[Shavlor]

Turn 91 --> Don

I, Shavlor leader of the Greeks, hereby resigns from my position. I am doing this mainly because I loaded my last turn and behold my 3 main cities revolted against me and made a new civ. I am on the bottom of the power chart and am way behind in tech. I don't beleive it possible to come close to any of you.
Next time I play CD I will remember not to build so many cities .

PS: If you want I can open my turn and kill my units / cities or whatever. If anyone wants a very hard challenge try playing this position.

[Phil Y the Science Guy]

Shavlor,
My regrets at your unfortunate losses. I was expecting you to begin rising soon on the power charts.

I think that it is best if you play out a turn or two and take reasonable measures to help the civ while we look for a replacement player who is up for quite a challenge. At a minimum, can you make sure that the cities have something to work on?

[hexagonian]

Turn 92 -> Phil

The rumors are true. Word has reached the Aztec government of the Romans internal problems. Asplinter group has broken off and formed a new nation, calling themselves Russians.

After consideration, it seems that the leaders favor obtaining a new leader for the Greeks. Knowing the dire situation that they are in, and the difficulty of obtaining a person brave enough to take on the challenge, I am considering turning my civ over to an outside player, which shouldn't be too much of a problem, and taking on the leadership of the Greeks myself. I would rather keep the game moving than have it fall apart. In light of the fact that Dermot has been AWOL this past week too, the game is at a somewhat critical state of operation.

Any suggestions would be helpful too.
[This message has been edited by hexagonian (edited August 15, 2000).]

[Flandrien]

Turn 93 to Dave.

I accept Dave's solution.
I wish him luck in restoring the Greek civilization.

[hexagonian]

The new Greek leader has sent an email to all the world leaders explaining in detail the situation in Greece.

Turn to Maximus

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"Pray for peace, prepare for war."

[Flandrien]

Turn 93 resent to Dave

[hexagonian]

ABDICATION SHOCK THE WORLD COMMUNITY!!!

The Aztec leader Hextan has seen the plight of the Greek people. His heart cries out for their suffering. In a shocking twist, he has abdicated his throne in Tenochiclan and has decided to attempt to lead the Greeks to peace and prosperity.

The tranfer of power has been made to Arthur. May he continue the successes of his predecessor.

Turn to Phil.

[Phil Y the Science Guy]

Turn 93 -----> Dave of the Greeks
The Americans wish to exhibit their Compassionate Conservatism by allowing the science poor Greek children to attend American Universities free of tuition provided they hold down a job to pay for room & board and agree to be well-behaved while in the States.

[hexagonian]

Turn 93 -> Maximus

The Greek rebuilding begins. A painful, and most likely, futile process. Three more riots were averted this turn, but at a cost.

[Flandrien]

I really hope the Greeks don't have too many cities with slaves.


Turn 93 sent to Arthur.

[Phil Y the Science Guy]

Maestro,
Do I sense a spirit of Emancipation in the air?

[Flandrien]

Yes, I really hope the Americans have lots and lots of slave cities !

[Max Webster]

Thats the spirit maestro! Keep those yanks on their toes.