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21 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1675: (Diggs): Nice looking map!
21 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1675: (Printer_McGee): That was the deciding factor of which variant to start a game of.
22 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1675: Hello, that's my first game on Vdiplomacy (I played on others websites however), so my excuses if I do some weird things. Good luck!
22 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1675: lol good luck!
22 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1675: Good luck guys! It's sad, France was the only country I didn't make preliminary plans for if I got them.
28 Jan 21 UTC	Autumn, 1676: Where can you see how much centers you need to win?
28 Jan 21 UTC	Autumn, 1676: Look it up on "variants"
29 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1677: 25, thanks
29 Jan 21 UTC	Spring, 1677: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
19 Feb 21 UTC	Autumn, 1682: GameMaster: Game was extended due to at least 1 member failing to enter orders and having an excused missed turn available. This has un-readied all orders.
21 Feb 21 UTC	Autumn, 1682: Sorry!
24 Feb 21 UTC	Autumn, 1683: GOD (Moderator): Actually you can always directly access the corresponding variant page by clicking on the variant's name (eg here "Atlantic Colonies) that is always displayed beneath the game's name.
24 Feb 21 UTC	Autumn, 1683: Ah yep indeed. Other question, about the average duration: does "turns" means "spring, autumn, etc..." or "year" (1682, 1683, etc)?
24 Feb 21 UTC	Autumn, 1683: A turn is spring, autumn and winter
24 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: So one year = 3 turns?
24 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: Correct!
25 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: So the average duration of this game is very low: 13.40 turns. Is it possible?
25 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: It could have been possible if we had continued working together...
25 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: Haha
25 Feb 21 UTC	Spring, 1684: But a 2 ways draw would have been a bit exaggerated.