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Falcynn
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Jyvblamo
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Macavenger
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The problem with trying to spectate a Diplomacy game from the outside is that, unlike Starcraft (and most other games) where the observers have as much or more info than the players and less bias, it's very difficult to tell what's really going on in Dip because the moves on the board are like a third of what's really going on at most. Moves are going to get made that look totally nonsensical to an outside observer, but most of the time there are very good diplomatic reasons for them that you have no chance of understanding. | ||
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zeks
Canada1068 Posts
 I've played it a couple times a long long time ago when I was still in elementary school....love conspiring against people. | ||
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stenole
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RLTY
United States965 Posts
The best place to play is by far at : http://phpdiplomacy.net/ The place is very organized and a great place to start since you can just mass up games, kinda like an iccup of sorts. | ||
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Falcynn
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ShadowDrgn
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Macavenger
United States1132 Posts
England: The fleet at North Sea convoy to Holland from Yorkshire. The army at Yorkshire move to Holland via convoy. (fails) The fleet at English Channel move to Belgium. France: The fleet at Mid-Atlantic Ocean move to Portugal. The army at Gascony move to Spain. The army at Burgundy move to Munich. Italy: The fleet at Ionian Sea convoy to Albania from Apulia. The army at Apulia move to Albania via convoy. The army at Venice move to Trieste. (fails) Germany: The fleet at Baltic Sea convoy to Denmark from Prussia. The army at Prussia move to Denmark via convoy. The army at Kiel move to Holland. (fails) Austria: The army at Serbia move to Rumania. (fails) The fleet at Trieste move to Venice. (fails) The army at Vienna move to Galicia. Turkey: The army at Constantinople move to Bulgaria. The fleet at Ankara move to Black Sea. The army at Bulgaria move to Greece. Russia: The army at Warsaw hold. The fleet at Gulf of Bothnia move to Sweden. The army at Ukraine move to Rumania. The fleet at Sevastopol support move to Rumania from Ukraine. | ||
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ShadowDrgn
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Luddite
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3clipse
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stenole
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Macavenger
United States1132 Posts
England: F London France: F Brest A Paris F Marsailles Italy: No adjustments Germany: No adjustments Austria: A Budapest Turkey: F Constantinople F Smyrna Russia: A Moscow A St. Petersburg ![[image loading]](http://phpdiplomacy.net/mapstore/113/11305/1-largemap.png?nocache=c40a46) | ||
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Musoeun
United States4324 Posts
On June 04 2009 15:31 ShadowDrgn wrote: Yeah, that just happened. Germany hasn't logged in yet, but I'm expecting a big I'm far more polite than that. Even if you go out, do it with a smile. Not quietly, but with a style. I am going to point out though that you made yourself a target, especially with that English slave. | ||
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Luddite
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stenole
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
Army in Province1 (P1) supports A P2 to hold A P2 supports A P3 to hold? If that's what you mean then if P2 gets attacked then P2's support is cut, but P1 is still supporting P2 to hold position. Unless you have them supporting move orders, then I'd need more details on exactly what you're talking about. | ||
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Luddite
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
P3 has support from P2 giving him a defense of 2. To dislodge P3 you'd either need to have one army cut support by attacking P2, and use the other two to overpower P3. Or you'd need to attack with all three against P3. Exact same scenario if you want to dislodge P2. You can dislodge P1 with only 2 armies though since no one is supporting him. | ||
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