Jack comments on Spring 1912: A New Heaven And A New Earth - Less Wrong

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Comment author: Jack 03 February 2011 02:19:57AM 0 points [-]

lyo retreats to spa

Note that the fleet in the Norwegian Sea did not participate in the attack on Norway because it was listed in the orders as A nwg instead of F nwg, and all players previously agreed I should be strict with mistakes.

Not that it matters but... when did this happen? You fixed mis-written orders in the past and I don't believe I ever agreed to anything.

In any case, the mis-communication was due to saboteurs loyal to King George.

Movement orders for the Fall 1911 turn are due 1800 GMT on Friday, 4/2/2011

Turkey and Austria... can we make this faster than that? I don't see why the game can't end tonight (or the next 12 hours if some of your are in a different hemisphere). England won't oppose the invasion of Berlin...

Comment author: prase 03 February 2011 07:45:32PM *  0 points [-]

We can send movement orders before the retreats are processed?

But no problem. These are official Austrian orders:

  • A Boh-Sil
  • A Mun S Sil-Ber
  • A Tyr S Mun
  • A Rom H
  • F Nap S Lyo-Tys
  • A Pie S Lyo-Mar
  • A Bud H

Also, Austria officially accepts draw after the Fall turn.

Edit: I hope it is not illegal to send orders this way. If any objection occurs, I will resend them by e-mail.

Comment author: Yvain 03 February 2011 02:28:58PM 0 points [-]

I'm thinking of a time Germany mixed up Burgundy and Gascony and I auto-corrected it. I made a post asking if I should continue doing so, and of the people who responded, all were opposed.

Comment author: Kaj_Sotala 04 February 2011 04:08:40PM 1 point [-]

The Glorious German Empire may occasionally be the victim of cowardly backstabbing or deceit, but we do not mix up things, nor have we ever done so.

Comment author: Jack 03 February 2011 04:25:11PM 0 points [-]

Yeah, there was this. But... response bias. Oh well.

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