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If anyone wants to learn, this link has the "quick instructions" on how to play. The site I like to play on is free, and fairly well done. You get to keep your e-mail and other contact information as secret as you want (except from the webmaster).
Anyone up for a game?
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Diplomacy Are there 7 of us who want to play a game?
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Posted 2012-February-29, 10:16
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Posted 2012-February-29, 11:47
BunnyGo, on 2012-February-29, 10:16, said:
If anyone wants to learn, this link has the "quick instructions" on how to play. The site I like to play on is free, and fairly well done. You get to keep your e-mail and other contact information as secret as you want (except from the webmaster).
Anyone up for a game?
Anyone up for a game?
depending on frequency of moves, sure...
(I can handle 1-2 moves a week)
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Posted 2012-February-29, 11:53
hrothgar, on 2012-February-29, 11:47, said:
depending on frequency of moves, sure...
(I can handle 1-2 moves a week)
(I can handle 1-2 moves a week)
The default for the site is:
2 weeks for first move
1 week all subsequent moves
three season year (spring, fall, build) and retreats are part of your orders, no extra turn for retreats. All players are able to toggle for early moves when ready.
The site also allows for full control if we wanted different turn lengths, or just to delay one particular turn due to travel or something.
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Posted 2012-February-29, 12:27
I haven't played diplomacy in 20+ years, but I'd be interested in giving it a go.
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Posted 2012-March-02, 15:01
Count me in !!
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Posted 2012-March-17, 11:23
<bump> so we have 4 players? Three more?
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Posted 2012-March-18, 04:18
Sorry I'm retired from playing Diplomacy. I probably still have the standard map memorized.
Four is a tough number, but there are a couple of good maps for five, or each player can control two powers in a 10 player variant.
But if you need someone to run the game in some way - particularly if that means just watch over it and intervene if something unusual and unfair comes up - let me know.
Four is a tough number, but there are a couple of good maps for five, or each player can control two powers in a 10 player variant.
But if you need someone to run the game in some way - particularly if that means just watch over it and intervene if something unusual and unfair comes up - let me know.
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