Breakout: Initial setup, 1901

Posted on 21 Apr 2007

Games Master comments

Hi everyone. Here is a map of the initial setup. If you want to join this game, leave a comment below, requesting a country. The first person to ask for a country, gets it. Once all the countries are filled, we will start the game; we will probably do one move a week.

E Mail Addresses?

from Russia

Maybe those who think E-Mail is a good coommunication option should post their email adresses here? Mine is gregwgregw [at] gmail [dot] com so please use that to communicate with me.

Thanks,

-GJW-

Not necessary

Submitted by Gamesmaster on Sun, 22/04/2007 - 7:53pm.

When people are allocated to countries, you will be able to see their e-mails by viewing the 'game' page (click on the name of the game 'breakout' in the diplomacy box on the top right of the page). Alternatively, just click on a person's name, and then click the 'contact' tab.

I'll be england then.

by Pope General Caleb Benedictus XII (Italy)

quote the subject

*Evil laugh*

I wanna play

by Her Serene Highness Rebecca, The Duchess of Hohenberg
(Austria-Hungary)

Hey it's Rebecca.
I would quite like to be Austria-Hungary if it's not gone. if it is I would like Italy, France or Turkey. (in that order)
:) <3 :) <3
*~Rebecca~ ;)*

Fickle me.

by Pope General Caleb Benedictus XII (Italy)

Changed my mind. I want to be Italy now.

*Evil laugh*

Ok - almost ready to play now ...

Submitted by Gamesmaster on Mon, 23/04/2007 - 5:48pm.

We are just waiting for the last two players to leave a comment as to what country they want to be ... Turkey and England are left to choose from!

If you don't have a board....

by Pope General Caleb Benedictus XII (Italy)

go here http://realpolitik.sourceforge.net/JavaDip/index.html. I'ts not very good, but useful for planning ahead.

*Evil laugh*

That map needs java to run ...

Submitted by Gamesmaster on Mon, 23/04/2007 - 10:16pm.

If you have Java (Javascript is a different thing) on your computer, you might want to look at downloading jDip. It's the program I use for the maps here.