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Topic: AEDip04: Versailles Diplomacy Posted: 29-Dec-2005 at 05:18 |
I don't think I want to join this waiting list Maju, but thanks for the offer. I already bit off more than I can chew with the first game.
Maybe the next one though.....
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 04:34 |
Originally posted by Maju
Also as I said before if I invest in Rumania in 1928, what kind of
effect will it have in 1936? Obviously it is not the same that
investing in 1935. At most the value of the old investments would be
depreciated by half each year, which is even more work for the GM,
because it involves complex maths (fractions! ) and serious accountance.
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Not necessarily, because at the beginning of the game the ip's are
distributed evenly so three ip points is almost the most anyone can
vote with. But after the game progresses and we start having super
powers in play they will have the ablity to vote with six or seven ip's
per turn. This makes the initial three point investments seem small in
comparison, and this alone has an inflationary effect. For a small
power to have control over a minor he would need to invest fully over
time.
We could also make all territories to have ip points. Even the ones
that have no supply centers. This would give the game an even bigger
inflationary effect.
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Maju
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 11:38 |
I think that we'll keep it this way by the moment.
I also think that the IP investment in the initial turns, when powers
are smaller, are more important because they can have the inmediate
effect of adding one or more troops to your army, giving you some help
in expanding faster or blocking others' expansion. Also being so many
minors around, it's more likely that each one gets one minor (this is
merely an statistical estimate).
As the game evolves, most probably there will be significatively less
minors left, so it's logical that they allign with one of the greatest
powers, unless diplomacy makes up for something diferent.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 12:20 |
Please wait until January the 2. for the checking.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 15:37 |
Originally posted by rider
Please wait until January the 2. for the checking. |
If this was a request of extension, sorry but you should have emailed
me. All players sent their orders in time and I have already
adjudicated.
GM.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 15:40 |
Winter 1928 Adjudication (Corrected!):
Here is the result of your
IP allocations. Remeber that the major powers controlling each minor
power will have that control for the full year of 1929 and will get an
extra automatic 1/2 vote next year for those allies.
The results are as follow:
- Sweden signs alliance with the Soviet Union, despite rumors about its neutrality.
- Spain signs alliance with Italy
- Czechoslovakia signs alliance
with Poland
- Yugoslavia signs alliance with
Turkey
- Rumania signs alliance with
the Soviet Union
- Greece remains unalligned
- Egypt signs alliance with
Turkey
The New York Times
Diplomatic
success for Ataturk and Stalin
Western powers fail to attract allies. Revolution extends through Europe.
The map remains the same (Spring 1929):

Let's the rough verb of weapons talk now, alongside the sweet speech of
ambassadors.
Btw, here there is a map showing the known alliances and the territory they control (updated!):

Edited by Maju
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 15:57 |
Good god Turkey got 2 minors with only 3 ip points? Did everyone send in their votes?
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 16:07 |
Everyone sent in their votes. Can't say anything more.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 16:11 |
Ammendment! Just realized that I commited one error: Sweden is not
neutral but allied of Russia. Worst for some, better for Stalin, I
guess.
I'll update the post above inmediately.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 19:07 |
I could not really understand...So interesting IP results came out.
And of course, as nobody knows who had done what, there are some blamings,assumptions,but nothing is certain.
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Posted: 30-Dec-2005 at 21:23 |
Originally posted by Kapikulu
I could not really understand...So interesting IP results came out.
And of course, as nobody knows who had done what, there are some blamings,assumptions,but nothing is certain. |
... and only I know what happened exactly.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 05:04 |
But some have great guesses too. Anyways, wasn't Morocco French too? And France is with the second largest territory after Russia.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 10:55 |
It is not Russia...It is The USSR
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 10:59 |
Hmm, hard to decipher just exactly what is going on.....
My guess is Russia, pardon, the USSR blackmailed Poland into giving him his IPs in exchange for not attacking. My case is similar, but not through blackmail. I simply handed one to help Turkey. Now Italy is knocking.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 11:05 |
Then your guess is wrong.Blackmailing is not part of SOVIET diplomacy.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 11:23 |
I really like this variant, the dynamics of the map and the IP's make it very interesting.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 12:21 |
Well, Poland had no IP's in USSR diplomatic relations but he did have some in his own. And why should I care if Sweden is USSR? If Sweden has Finland and Norway, then I might become suspicious but not before as there is a sea between the two nations.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 12:21 |
Originally posted by rider
Anyways, wasn't Morocco French too? |
Well, the map is not very accurat historically. Turkey wasn't any great
power, nor was Poland either. Tunis and Syria were French and Egypt was
"de facto" a British protectorate, as was Palestine-Transjordan. I just
tried to make it seem closer to real by coloring Algeria, Lybia and
Cyprus.
Morocco though wasn't wholly French. Spain had a protectorate over some areas too.
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Posted: 31-Dec-2005 at 12:22 |
Originally posted by TheDiplomat
It is not Russia...It is The USSR |
Of course, sorry.
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Posted: 01-Jan-2006 at 03:34 |
Originally posted by Maju
Turkey wasn't any great power, nor was Poland either. |
I and hugoestr thank you greatly!!!
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