Autumn, 1860: You'll have to bounce Kentucky. You can then in autumn go to Michigan and take it. Also you have to go to Washington DC in spring because this way I can bounce you there, you won't get it. you now have to decide wether to risk leaving Ohio open for me to capture or to move there to bounce me but risk not getting Michigan. And even in the best case you'll only get two centers and thus loose the game while in the worst case you will be net 0.
16 Jul 22 UTC
Autumn, 1860: Also if you see it's pointless to attempt Washington DC, East coast is the better choice than Bermuda triangle. You are very annoying to me when you are at east coast but at bermuda triangle I don't care. As I said, conquering centers is not as important as encircling the opponent.
16 Jul 22 UTC
Autumn, 1861: I'm fascinated by how you refuse to protect your own territories and just wander off far away from the action. Don't do that!
16 Jul 22 UTC
Rematch?
16 Jul 22 UTC
GameMaster: Union voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Concede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
- Spring, 1863, Finished
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