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04-14-2008, 01:05 PM
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FINALLY!!
today's monday! today's monday! we get to see the armies move across the land!! i hope every 1 posted thier moves!
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04-14-2008, 02:06 PM
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Caltex, you make a very callous mistake, which WEB would point out to you but I hope he doesn't.
I will not point it out to you, silly German. I can't believe someone in such a position of power would be so careless.
FL, your acting like a little kid 
However, I actually DID submit my moves, and early. I doubt I'll be on tonight, that's all
A lot of the time people don't submit until an hour or so before hand.
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04-14-2008, 03:10 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Independent147
Caltex, you make a very callous mistake, which WEB would point out to you but I hope he doesn't.
I will not point it out to you, silly German. I can't believe someone in such a position of power would be so careless.
FL, your acting like a little kid
However, I actually DID submit my moves, and early. I doubt I'll be on tonight, that's all
A lot of the time people don't submit until an hour or so before hand.
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I have revealed nothing of my nations plans. That analysis simply shows the needed amount of Armies needed to take Austrian lands. The numbers suggest that Turkey and Russia will have to fully devote themselves to it, to take the lands. |
04-14-2008, 03:35 PM
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Caltex, in order for one unit to support another unit, it has to be capable of moving into that space. So a fleet in Tri can't support an army in Bud. If Russia and Turkey are working together, then it is only a short matter of time until Austria is consumed. There isn't much anyone could do to prevent them from taking Budapest if they wanted it. I guess the only way would be if the fleet in Tri moved to the Adriatic and Italy's army in Ven moved into Tri, then in the following fall move Italy could take Tri and support Austria while Austria's fleet would take Ven. That is the only way.
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04-14-2008, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Drake Equation
Caltex, in order for one unit to support another unit, it has to be capable of moving into that space. So a fleet in Tri can't support an army in Bud. If Russia and Turkey are working together, then it is only a short matter of time until Austria is consumed. There isn't much anyone could do to prevent them from taking Budapest if they wanted it. I guess the only way would be if the fleet in Tri moved to the Adriatic and Italy's army in Ven moved into Tri, then in the following fall move Italy could take Tri and support Austria while Austria's fleet would take Ven. That is the only way, but I think Italy has its own problems.
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Ah, thanks for clearing that up. I forgot that it was a fleet in Tieste, was thinking of an Army. If it was an Army my analysis would be right. 
No matter, really doesn't affect my game plan at all. 
It still takes 3 Armies to take down the other provinces, and will require Turkey expose itself to Italy. |
04-14-2008, 06:16 PM
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Wow looks like we're early this time. I'll do the next order as soon as I have them. Thursday at the latest.
Spring 1904 Order Results:
Austria:
Austria: A bud Holds
Austria: F tri Holds
Austria: A vie Supports A bud
England:
England: F eng -> nth
Bounced with hol (1 against 1).
England: A lon Holds
England: F nth -> ska
England: A nwy Holds
France:
France: A bel Holds
France: A gas -> bre
France: A par -> pic
France: A pie Holds
France: F spa/sc -> mao
France: F tys -> lyo
Germany:
Germany: F den Supports F hol -> nth
Germany: F hol -> nth
Germany: A kie -> hol
Germany: A mun Holds
Germany: A pru -> ber
Italy:
Italy: F ion -> nap
Italy: F rom Supports F ion -> nap
Italy: A tun Holds
Italy: A ven Holds
Russia:
No order for unit at Sevastopol. Hold order assigned.
Russia: A mos -> lvn
Russia: A rum Holds
Russia: F sev Holds
Russia: F swe Holds
Russia: A ukr -> gal
Russia: A war Supports A ukr -> gal
Turkey:
Turkey: A arm -> smy
Turkey: F bla -> con
Turkey: A bul Supports A ser
Turkey: F con -> aeg
Turkey: F gre -> alb
Turkey: A ser Supports F gre -> alb
Fall 1904
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04-14-2008, 06:29 PM
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Interesting! The British isles are exposed!
Last edited by Caltex : 04-14-2008 at 06:47 PM.
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04-14-2008, 07:09 PM
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Wow, that's some serious Russian-Turkish alliance there. Look at the trust. |
04-14-2008, 07:13 PM
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Question about support. Have a look at how the Turkish Army in Serbia simultaneously gave support to Greece and received support from Bulgaria.
Does a unit giving support mean that support received by that unit is invalidated?
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04-14-2008, 07:18 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Independent147
Caltex, you make a very callous mistake, which WEB would point out to you but I hope he doesn't.
I will not point it out to you, silly German. I can't believe someone in such a position of power would be so careless.
FL, your acting like a little kid
However, I actually DID submit my moves, and early. I doubt I'll be on tonight, that's all
A lot of the time people don't submit until an hour or so before hand.
-Sultan Inde |
I just try to keep things fair. I don't point out mistakes even when I see them. I only point out what is blatantly obvious. |
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