Autumn, 1901: Yes that's like Dianna Ross's left leg, it's not right, and it's not fair.. I'm becoming convinced England has a slight advantage, but how the game should be changed is difficult, maybe having army Ankara start in Armenia ?. . maybe getting rid of Armenia.. Ankara & Armenia become one region ?
16 Feb 16 UTC
Autumn, 1901: I've been playing a few Frankland V Juggernaut games...manly playing Frankland.. lost the first game, but learnt from that and have been doing OK and enjoying it a lot
18 Feb 16 UTC
Spring, 1903: I need to think about this move and have to go do some work
19 Feb 16 UTC
GameMaster: Turkey voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes Concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Conceede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
19 Feb 16 UTC
You win. Nicely done. Final score: Coxswain ~Clown: 2 Eham: 1 Draw: 1
It makes me think that England has a severe advantage over Turkey. If England doesn't make any mistakes, they win.
20 Feb 16 UTC
I agree with you, if the player with England makes no mistakes then England should win, but how the game should be changed eludes me. I don't think you can give Turkey an advantage in Mediterranean... but perhaps in getting more of a contest in the North might help..the idea of making Ankara and Armenia one region is what I currently think might be the answer, so Turkish armies can move from Ankara to Sevastapol in one move
20 Feb 16 UTC
I think maybe starting Turkey with F Bla and F smy would help? Then Turkey could get to Mos at the same time as England gets to Pete, and be able to bounce England in Tun while still picking up a centre along the way as well.
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- Autumn, 1905, Finished
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