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Leland
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I can only talk for myself, but I simply forgot to send my orders. I did it a moment ago, so I am leaving it to your jurisdiction whether to count this as an NMR or not.
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Mihai
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Bucharest, Romania
Jan 2000 time: 07:14
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I hate to sound like "my dog eat my homework" but I am decorating my apartment (moved all my furniture to paint the walls) and I couldn't use my home PC. I send you my orders now to the mail adress that appers at 'Poly.
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S. Kroeze
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the Hague, the Netherlands, Old Europe
Dec 1999 time: 05:14
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quote: Originally posted by korn469
sander
i have been in and out of town and i mistakenly assumed that the deadline was still 18:00 GMT like it was last week, and i sent the orders to you as soon as i got in this morning which you recieved at 11:47 GMT instead of 10:00 GMT i appologize, though for me a single never changing deadline works the best (preferably 17:00-20:00 GMT because of my schedule)
on a technical note though, i myself can no longer send you email from my account, the last email i sent came back as a failed message, so something like this may have happened to the other players since orders were discussed and agreeded upon |
Within the 24 hours after my previous post I have received two other sets of orders which I have decided to accept.
I admit this is a somewhat arbitrary decision.
Most consistent would have been to make a game report with 4 NMRs, but this would definitely not contribute to the interest of the game.
I do not have a problem with the way Korn469 sends me his orders.
I think it is reasonable that it's me -and no one else- who determines the exact point of the deadline. I have other responsibilities too!
I always try to send the report as soon as possible after the deadline.
I can only repeat my often repeated request to send your orders in time, at least 24 hours before the deadline.
Last edited by S. Kroeze on 17-05-2002 at 22:36
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Leland
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I second that. I haven't even read the game reports since spring 1976 anyway, so I don't know how many centers everyone's got (yes, I know I could check it with a few clicks... I'm too lazy), but if the game does not end this year consider my remaining units holding from now on. Adios amigos.
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Mihai
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Bucharest, Romania
Jan 2000 time: 07:14
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As I said before, it isn't fun to play by obligation. I enjoy the game, but I see that there are some who don't enjoy it anymore, so I say to end it and call France the winner.
If there will be another game, I want in!
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Leland
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Okay, any chance I could give my command of my units to someone who still cares? Either that, or I'll just NMR so we can end this as quickly as possible. I have no honor as a diplomacy player, I know... But last turn we had three NMR's already, isn't that an indication that the game is as dead as it gets?
Mihai: I suggest you take a look at the game queues at www.diplom.org and sign up for a game in one of the "judges". I find the interface in judges to be much more enjoyable than a hand-adjudicated games, not the least because typos and NMRs are practically eliminated.
Last edited by Leland on 11-06-2002 at 19:15
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S. Kroeze
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the Hague, the Netherlands, Old Europe
Dec 1999 time: 05:14
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At the request of one of the players, next deadline for our game, "L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE", Spring 1879, will be extended till 16th June 2002, 12.00AM (GMT).
I do not know how players are evaluated so could you please explain that to me and could you also explain how players get scored when a stalemate occurs compared to when one player captures 18 supply centers.
The rules of play say hardly anything about the evaluation of game results. They just state:
II. OBJECT OF THE GAME
"As soon as one Great Power controls 18 Supply Centres, it is said to have "gained control of Europe," and the player representing that Great Power is the winner. Players may terminate the game by mutual agreement before a winner is determined, in which case all players who still have pieces on the board share equally in a draw."
As a result most GMs have developed their own scoring systems; there are dozens of different systems!
This is mine:
First 'game rating' is determined: the total amount of the individual ratings of all players. First-time players start with an individual rating of 100 points. 'Game rating' of "L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE" was 675.20 at the start of the game.
When the game is over these points are divided among the participants of a six-player game as follows:
45% for the winner
8% for second place
6% for third place
4% for fourth place
2% for fifth place
1% for sixth place
0% for 'dropouts'
1% for every supply centre controlled at the last supply centre count
When there is a draw or a shared place, the combined score of the shared places is equally divided among the participants of this draw/shared place.
E.g. in case of a three-way draw, all three sharing in the draw will receive 19.67% of the total 'game rating', apart from the points they score for individual supply centres.
I hope my system emphasizes the importance of winning.
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S. Kroeze
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the Hague, the Netherlands, Old Europe
Dec 1999 time: 05:14
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PEACE IN EUROPE!!!
The game "L'INVITATION AU VOYAGE" is over!
After the sudden extinction of the Austrian-Hungarian royal family their country fell to anarchy. The League of Nations decided to intervene and to enforce peace.
Final result:
1. FRANCE (M@ni@c)
2. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY (Misfit/Nath/Korn469/Anarchy)
3. TURKEY (The Diplomat/Amjayee)
4. RUSSIA (Hobbes/Mihai)
5. GERMANY (Leland)
6. ENGLAND (The Joker)
I kindly invite all participants to write a so-called game end statement and post it in the new thread I have created.
Please do so!
S.Kroeze, GM
Last edited by S. Kroeze on 23-06-2002 at 15:48
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