<r>Marshall,<br/>
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Thanks for the update we needed this sort of stuff! Quick point of view in point form.<br/>
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1. Minor diplomacy - Never tried the EiH method but have always been interested in how it worked. I have liked what I have seen and read about it. Go for it.<br/>
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2. No ...

<r>Hey, if I am wrong then just don't shot me in the leg shot me in the head and get it over with. But here goes.<br/>
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If you are wanting to research these battles then one would have to go backwards from the invasion of Crete. I have found that if one is to ask fo rthe bio (sp) of a specific ...

<r>March 1805 Europe holds its breath as England and France fight it out<br/>
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Political News<br/>
GB and Turkey declare an Alliance<br/>
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Events<br/>
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At sea<br/>
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The British forces successfully landed in Norway today thus denying the French of Norway’s natural resources. The ...

<r>Ok everyone I seem to have things working again, don't ask why.<br/>
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I will be posting the March turn within the day so stay tuned there are some real twists and turns that I bet no one saw comming. Ok, I didn't see them comming. Just give me the time to type it up and I will post it ...

<r>This map work looks great. I am one of those people that liked the old map but after seeing this one I just can't wait to see what other improvements you have done to the game.<br/>
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Minor points Prussia's national borders is still incorrect if I am understanding the map correctly.<br/>
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<t>I am sure that there are many of us who would like to join. If you would like to consider me as the 7th player, time permitting, I would be interested in joining this experament. As to the selection of nations if it is random are we allowed to trade to try for the nation of our choice? If so I ...

<r>That is one of the biggest things that people forget about Turkey. If Turkey doesn't get involved in any wars then she is sure to win the game. It is up to the Russian and that Austrian to pick on the Turk, especially the Austrian, after the French have pounded him into the dust. I believe that a ...

<r>I know that you were not disturbing us. Having something like this going on at the same time allows me to access players should someone drop out of this game. I must admit however that does not look likely at the moment.<br/>
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We are just finishing up the econ phase for March 1805. So the ...

<r>Now for the month of February 1805,<br/>
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Dow’s<br/>
1. France vs. Tuscany and Hesse<br/>
2. Spain vs. Morocco<br/>
3. Austria vs. Romagna<br/>
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France using the Danish fleet is intercepted by a GB invasion fleet just south of Norway after a horrific sea battle the Dane’s force the ...

<r>Hey ya'll. Maybe this will help you guys get over the dry spell of waiting for the Matrixgames version of EiA. This is a play by play of the EiA game that I am the Games Admin. (GA) for. We are on March 1805 so it should be easy enough for everyone to catch up on what has happened so far.<br ...

<r>Reknoy,<br/>
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Not really, as Marshall said earlier the AI will have choosen a "Grand Strategy" to follow. Under such a strategy the computor would probably have a list of terms of surrender listed in a priority for which to "deselect".<br/>
Most of the times that I have played EiA (since ...

<r>EarlPembrooke<br/>
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I like your answer, however the approach that I was thinking of was that the Victor chooses his three terms first. Then the computor can deselect one of his existing selections. This would then prevent what you were saying above.<br/>
As for surrendering to more thatn ...

<r>EarlPembroke,<br/>
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You bring up an interesting question, which I believe I tried to address in my first posting<br/>
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“As for the terms of surrender, depending on what is available to the victor, there should then appear in a separate window. The victor chooses 3 options then the AI ...

<r>Marshall,<br/>
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I believe I understand what it is that you are trying to accomplish with the AI. I like the approach. Not only does the AI have a choice of “grand strategies” but also has the ability to change these strategies should the first one fail and become impossible to achieve. It ...

<t>Marshall,<br/>
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In EiA there is a way to enforce an unconditional peace. Capture of every prov. capitol and the national capitol. May I suggest that if say France wants Prussia to surrender, and Prussia is computer controlled. That France is allowed to ask Prussia - "Does Prussia wish to ...

<r>Firstly, I wish to talk about the screenshots. I think that it looks GREAT. There is however few things that I wish to comment on. Link asked the question “Will the borders change colour when someone gains control of a minor?” I think that it should. However, how will the other major nations be ...

<r>Chiteng,<br/>
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I am playing Austria now in a 6-player pbem EiA game. I was defeated early by by a Franco- Turkish alliance, March 1805. By Sept. 1805 I have rebuilt Baviaria, gained control of Sicily, (France has Naples) and conquered Tunisia. I will be able to engage the turks, with ...

I would love to join in as well. I am in one right now as Austria, so if possiable I would like to be someone else. Please contact me to let me know when and where and then I'll be there.

M

<t>ARINVALD, <br/>
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To answer yor question. Every turn is one month in length, with an economic phase every quarter. It is the months of December, January, and February that are concidered the "winter" season. It is during winter that a +2 (not good) is added to your forage roll for every ...

If a bone was to be found. We would all jump on it like a pack of hungry wolves, or put our foot on it and grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr:)