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If you have a garrison in Rome that's not besieged and a corp in Papacy it should fall in the next year. If it hasn't there's a bug. You say it's listed as a Brit ally, but is it listed as at war with you? I wasn't sure of your wording there. If you didn't DoW on it then that may be the ...

I've set up an account, just waiting for activation. I'll get my bids to you as soon as that comes through.Looking forward to playing with you. Do we have a full game?

I would be interested in joining in.

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I have said pretty much the same thing since the game first launched...EiA is one of the greatest boardgames ever made. It is complex in all the right ways. It has a depth of play that you will not find in most games, it's inclusion of so many factors of the time are truly spectacular ...

Unfortunately not. It still has to be done by the game admin in the PBEM game:(

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And yes...when you buy a new corp chit...it can be placed the next month in rein phase. You can place it in any of your home cities or wherever you have a supplied depot. If you have no factors to add to it, it will disappear(with some bitching from the game)at the end of the rein phase.A ...

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Only France and Russia can buy Artillery. They each have one artillery corp. This represent the structure of massed arty that only they used at the time.<br/>
If you are playing those two nations...you buy the factors in econ. You also buy the corp in econ(though you can wait til the ...

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I'll be honest...It has many problems. If you are a fan of the board game(and I vote for it as top 10 of all games ever made)then you can have fun with it. The solo play is generally less buggy than the multi-play but the AI is pretty weak. Still, you can play the game and get the feel of ...

Why didn't Hitler drink Tequila?

It made him mean:)

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We at least know that sailors in the North Sea convoy routes were allowed off-ship. Military personnel were accepted as such and given "liberty" of the city. We also know that the Brits had agents in St. Pete(Leningrad)...One has got to guess that Uncle Joe was informed to some ...

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The best way to look at it is learning the game vs the AI, then playing for real in a PBEM. Empires in Arms itself is one of the greatest games ever. [&o]<br/>
We are all working together to make this computer version just as awesome.....it's just not there yet. But EiA is one of ...

Honestly, thank you Marshall for making the game. Only EiA is worth all the difficulties. In a way, the PBM feels a little like playing in real time. We'll just keep plugging along until it's perfect(or a reasonable facsimile)

How do you implement the alternate dominant nations? I thought that was a great rule, but it seems like it would be hard in the Computer game.

I would be happy to help test.