Eldritch (884) Autumn 1914 results and news

France is eliminated. Thanks for playing this far! Center counts of the two big powers are closer to each other as England loses and Austria gains.

There's a new proposal to end this game as an English solo. I'd like to have your votes by the next deadline.

Next deadline, for Winter 1914, is 14.11.2002, 12:00 GMT. If the retreating unit is to be discarded, please let me know as soon as possible.

Results

Austria-Hungary

A Rom-Ven (fails)
F ADR S A Rom-Ven (fails)
A Ven-Tyr (fails)
A Gal-Boh (dislodged)
A Bud-Vie (bounce)
A Ser S A Rum H
A Rum S A Arm-Sev
A Arm-Sev (fails)
F Con H

England

F TYS-ION
F GOL-TYS
F MAO-Por
F Spa(sc) S F MAO-Por
F Gas-MAO (bounce)
F Cly-Lvp
A Nwy-Swe
F NTH-Hol
A Hol-Bel
F Bel-NTH
A Ukr S German A War-Gal
A Sev S A Ukr H (cut)
A Mos S A Sev H
A StP-Lvn

France

F NAO-MAO (bounce)
A Por-Spa (disbanded)

Germany

A Kie-Den
A War-Gal
A Boh S A Tyr-Vie (cut)
A Tyr-Vie (bounce)
A Pie-Ven (bounce)

Turkey

F Tun S English F TYS-ION

Retreats

Austrian A Galicia can retreat to Silesia.

Press

Austria-Hungary

Germany: Sure, call me a little girl if you want. But please realize that of an EG two-way and an English solo, I prefer an English solo. That means, of course, that an EG two way draw is impossible unless England decides to throw one to you, and I know he will prefer the solo. And about "my position isn't that weak", of course my position isn't weak. My position is a clear second place in the obvious three-way draw. All I need is for you =not= to throw a solo to the England who keeps attacking you, and I'm all fine. However you don't have time for this attack on me. You need to turn around quickly, or the solo is his.

France: I assume it is you who voted down the solo? Not sure, of course. Anyway, I'll keep proposing and voting yes, because everyone knows I will play for the result, and if noone else does, it's pointless.

Turkey: I'm more than happy to work with you to achieve a draw, but I'm not sure you are interested.

England

England to;

France;
Its been fun...I hope there are no hard feelings. I just fealt Germany 'got me' more than you did.

Germany;
I thought long and hard on Denmark. I didn't exactly agree with your reasoning but let you have it because I wouldn't be supporting the move on Rome. If he supported from Adr it wouldn't have mattered anyway.
Positioning in the Med was more important and I'm hoping you just meant that as misinformation. I'm trying to position myself so that you are the one attacking into Austria with my support. Any technical talk on tactics will be hard if Austria gets any more builds. I hope you keep pressuring his home centers to prevent that.

Turkey;
Awesome dude...I think we are finally on the same wavelength...

Austria;
Oh HO! I meant to send press in the retreat but this took more researching than I thought. I'm really surprised that YOU of all the players here would try to site the history of the game to make your case.
Wasn't going to do it myself but you started it;
I just calls em as I sees em.
Like everyone you began sitting on a fence... asking EVERYone for help.
Then first it was anti-Russian stance... then anti-Turk.
By about 1905 you and German were going at it and you changed fences on the Turk/Russians 3 times.
By 1907, Turkey was back in your good graces. Of course, I can't say you didn't have ONE true ally during this time - Italy. By 1906...we all know what happened to him.
And then there was that little tirade somewhere along the line about 'always going for the win' but when your rope ran out it was 'rush for the draw line!'.
Then again there was that BS about you 'helping' me win it if I help you eliminate Turkey. I should have known bargaining with the devil was shear trouble.

So tell us again, in your own words of course, why YOU should be trusted. :)

France

A smart England would have just taken Portugal and Marseille. Assuming he loses Sev eventually, his win centers are War, Kie, and Ber. The Armoured Duck gives away the game.

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