PBEM 109
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RE: PBEM 109
Oh dear. Does that mean I am about to see Masha Pasha Sasha again?

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RE: PBEM 109
[:D] No, he is done with you. When Selim 3 the Magnificent comes to Prussia to dine, that particular Pasha will be left at home-Turkish civility.[;)]
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: Mus
It's your personality Terje.
[:D]
Austrian me:

French me:

[:'(]
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RE: PBEM 109
The Sultan wonders if the TWO Prussian diplomats are visiting Egypt to sample some fine cuisine, or perhaps to look over some trade possibilities.
Perhaps they they are browsing the vast librariies where they may learn of a city (former) in Afghanistan.
At one time it had a population of over a million people-that is until Genghis Khan came through the area. What was once one of the greatest cities on earth, complete with universities, was no more. It has been called the "City of the Dead" for about 800 years.
Perhaps they they are browsing the vast librariies where they may learn of a city (former) in Afghanistan.
At one time it had a population of over a million people-that is until Genghis Khan came through the area. What was once one of the greatest cities on earth, complete with universities, was no more. It has been called the "City of the Dead" for about 800 years.

Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
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RE: PBEM 109
I can't seem to find our games agreed victory level of glory points. Was it 2000?
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
Thomas Jefferson
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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro
I can't seem to find our games agreed victory level of glory points. Was it 2000?
23 Years Highest Glory, LOL.
With 20 years to go, if we can get up to a turn every day or so and maintain that we ought to be able to finish about halfway through 2010.
This is why I have REALLY been pushing that 1 day turns should be achievable and everyone should do their best to make it so.
If we stay at 1 turn every 2 days and sometimes 3 days it could be into 2011.
Or we could vote on a new glory goal midgame and have it pass unanimously.
Our 2000 Glory "Another PBEM" game has gone 81 turns now and the highest Glory is Britain and Prussia really close to each other in Glory, both with 1200 Glory.
[:D]
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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro
The Sultan wonders if the TWO Prussian diplomats are visiting Egypt to sample some fine cuisine, or perhaps to look over some trade possibilities.
Perhaps they they are browsing the vast librariies where they may learn of a city (former) in Afghanistan.
At one time it had a population of over a million people-that is until Genghis Khan came through the area. What was once one of the greatest cities on earth, complete with universities, was no more. It has been called the "City of the Dead" for about 800 years.![]()
Read? Bah, Hokum.
We're in Egypt because it is already mainly a desert, and we want to see whether Nukes that fit into suitcases still work, and that if they do whether we can start up a giant glass skating rink!!!


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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: Mus
With 20 years to go, if we can get up to a turn every day or so and maintain that we ought to be able to finish about halfway through 2010.
If we stay at 1 turn every 2 days and sometimes 3 days it could be into 2011.
[:D]
Are you in a hurry?! [:D][:D][:D]
"Hun skal torpederes!" - Birger Eriksen
("She is to be torpedoed!")
("She is to be torpedoed!")
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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: terje439
ORIGINAL: Mus
With 20 years to go, if we can get up to a turn every day or so and maintain that we ought to be able to finish about halfway through 2010.
If we stay at 1 turn every 2 days and sometimes 3 days it could be into 2011.
[:D]
Are you in a hurry?! [:D][:D][:D]
No doubt!
. . . . patience grasshoppah . . . it is the journey, not the destination . . .
The x-ray is her siren song. My ship cannot resist her long. Nearer to my deadly goal. Until the black hole. Gains control...
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RE: PBEM 109
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The Sultan wonders if the TWO Prussian diplomats are visiting Egypt to sample some fine cuisine, or perhaps to look over some trade possibilities.
Perhaps they they are browsing the vast librariies where they may learn of a city (former) in Afghanistan.
At one time it had a population of over a million people-that is until Genghis Khan came through the area. What was once one of the greatest cities on earth, complete with universities, was no more. It has been called the "City of the Dead" for about 800 years.![]()
Read? Bah, Hokum.
We're in Egypt because it is already mainly a desert, and we want to see whether Nukes that fit into suitcases still work, and that if they do whether we can start up a giant glass skating rink!!!![]()
The Sultan is unclear about the meaning of this message-perhaps because he is being distracted by a certain Pasha who wants to take a 1/2 million man army into Brandenburg to PILLAGE. The Sultan is trying to explain the incivility of such an action.
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
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RE: PBEM 109
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I can't seem to find our games agreed victory level of glory points. Was it 2000?
23 Years Highest Glory, LOL.
[:D]
Thanks. And yes a turn, on average, once per day would be nice. I might even want to try it again.
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
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RE: PBEM 109
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ORIGINAL: terje439
ORIGINAL: Mus
With 20 years to go, if we can get up to a turn every day or so and maintain that we ought to be able to finish about halfway through 2010.
If we stay at 1 turn every 2 days and sometimes 3 days it could be into 2011.
[:D]
Are you in a hurry?! [:D][:D][:D]
No doubt!
. . . . patience grasshoppah . . . it is the journey, not the destination . . .
If I were to visit Lhasa, I would like to take a high speed train, or at least a jeep with a heater. There are Buddist Monks that insist making the trip on foot-and face. They take a step or two and fall on thier face, get up and do it again-that makes for a long trip.
I think I would have better memories of the train ride.[;)]
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
Thomas Jefferson
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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: 06 Maestro
The Sultan is unclear about the meaning of this message-perhaps because he is being distracted by a certain Pasha who wants to take a 1/2 million man army into Brandenburg to PILLAGE. The Sultan is trying to explain the incivility of such an action.
It is so difficult to get good help these days isn't it? I am sure you'll be able to talk him round by explaining that we are only emulating the way Turkey conducts foreign policy.
Immitating is flattery for the immitated after all.

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RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: aprezto
It is so difficult to get good help these days isn't it? I am sure you'll be able to talk him round by explaining that we are only emulating the way Turkey conducts foreign policy.
Immitating is flattery for the immitated after all.
Touche' [8D] This will be considered.
It should also be considered that, after a while, flattery becomes embarrassing and annoying.
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
RE: PBEM 109
ORIGINAL: Anthropoid
No doubt!
. . . . patience grasshoppah . . . it is the journey, not the destination . . .
Well as long as nobody dies before we finish.
[:'(]
BTW, since we are within a half year of the Ogre appearing on the international stage, just want to remind everyone, but Terje in particular, that the general Dumouriez has to be removed by a treaty agreed to Turn 42 (so therefore sent T41) so France doesn't get two national hero generals when Napoleon comes Turn 43.
This is mentioned in the release notes for the Mod we are using. The "died in" feature isn't functioning, and it is unbalanced for France to have 2 national hero generals.
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RE: PBEM 109
Turkey's turn 38 in-about 6 hours earlier than normal. We're cooking now.
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Thomas Jefferson
RE: PBEM 109
And the peaceloving French
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RE: PBEM 109
A question for Y'all.
I have considered including paraphrased, or even complete copies of messages from other players as part of my AAR. Some may not appreciate that, as private messages are sort of private.
Recently, I have received some rather entertaining messages-from threatening, bellicose, painfully honest, to just plain conniving. My responses may be of some use to you in the various AAR's If some of these were included in the AAR's it may spice things up.
Of course, the messages would be presented as from the various heads of Nations, not as players/members. Editing would focus on retaining the content directly related to the concerns of a King, not mundane game mechanics.
I understand that this idea may not be acceptable to all as Pm's are presumed private. However, the messages should not be seen until the game is over, at which point it really does not matter. Of course, there is always the possibility of a spy looking for sensitive info, so do care would have to made in posting any secret material while it is still sensitive.
So, there is the question. Unless you say it is fine to quote, or paraphrase from your Pm's, I will not do it. Of course, any agreement will be reciprocal. I just hate to see some really good messages full of "feeling"[:D] locked away for all posterity.
I have considered including paraphrased, or even complete copies of messages from other players as part of my AAR. Some may not appreciate that, as private messages are sort of private.
Recently, I have received some rather entertaining messages-from threatening, bellicose, painfully honest, to just plain conniving. My responses may be of some use to you in the various AAR's If some of these were included in the AAR's it may spice things up.
Of course, the messages would be presented as from the various heads of Nations, not as players/members. Editing would focus on retaining the content directly related to the concerns of a King, not mundane game mechanics.
I understand that this idea may not be acceptable to all as Pm's are presumed private. However, the messages should not be seen until the game is over, at which point it really does not matter. Of course, there is always the possibility of a spy looking for sensitive info, so do care would have to made in posting any secret material while it is still sensitive.
So, there is the question. Unless you say it is fine to quote, or paraphrase from your Pm's, I will not do it. Of course, any agreement will be reciprocal. I just hate to see some really good messages full of "feeling"[:D] locked away for all posterity.
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson

