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Revision as of 02:27, 30 November 2010
The second game of Diplomacy on Less Wrong. All maps can be found here.
Players
Kevin was Prime Minister of Great Britain
AlexMennen was President of France
tenshiko was Kaiser of Germany
Alexandros was King of Italy
WrongBot was Emperor of Austria
Thausler was Czar of Russia
Hugh Ristik was Sultan of Turkey
Randaly was the GM
Spring 1901
Order Results
Austria:
Austria: A bud -> ser
Austria: F tri -> alb
Austria: A vie -> gal
England:
England: F edi -> nwg
England: A lvp -> yor
England: F lon -> nth
France:
France: F bre -> mao
France: A mar -> bur Bounced with mun (1 against 1).
France: A par -> gas
Germany:
Germany: A ber -> kie
Germany: F kie -> hol
Germany: A mun -> bur Bounced with mar (1 against 1).
Italy:
Italy: F nap -> ion
Italy: A rom -> ven
Italy: A ven -> tyr
Russia:
Russia: A mos -> stp
Russia: F sev -> bla Bounced with ank (1 against 1).
Russia: F stp/sc -> bot
Russia: A war -> ukr
Turkey:
Turkey: F ank -> bla Bounced with sev (1 against 1).
Turkey: A con -> bul
Turkey: A smy -> con
Commentary
Turkish Military Advance Checked in Black Sea
Earlier this month, Sultan HughRistik, announced a broad movement of Turkish troops into the Balkans, vowing to avenge previous Turkish defeats in the First Balkans War and restore Turkey to its traditional dominant role. As a result of the balkanization of the Balkans League in the Second Balkans War, Ottoman forces encountered shockingly little resistance on land; however, the Russian fleet blocked the advance of the Ottoman fleet into the Black Sea.
Schlieffen Plan Implemented
In a move anticipated by every other European monarch, Germany invaded France in March. Though its initial strike towards Burgundy was blocked by French troops based out of Marseilles, German military leaders are privately confident that the northern prong of their assault, currently outflanking the French defenses through the Netherlands, will achieve greater success.
English, Russian Forces Approach Scandinavia
Both the English and Russian militaries have mobilized their fleets and militaries, moving them towards Scandinavia. The Russian fleet has entered the Gulf of Bothnia, while elements of the British fleet have occupied the North and Norwegian Seas.
Italian Forces Advance Into Tyrolia
The Italian army recently advanced into Tyrolia, putting it in a position to threaten the rears of both Austria and Germany. Austrian advances into the Balkans and Galicia have left its homeland undefended, while German forces in Munich have already been deployed unsuccessfully against Burgundy.