FD1-2017 [FD1-2017] Spring 1902

For timing purposes, this turn will begin at 10 AM GMT, February 16th. The negotiation phase ends at 10 AM, GMT, February 18th, Saturday. The orders phase will be 24 hours after that. Orders are due between 10 AM GMT Saturday and 10 AM GMT Sunday. Please ensure they arrive on time.

My own orders will be posted in encrypted from at the end of the negotiation phase.

Good luck.

Sorry, no video this time. I apologize again for the delay, and will endeavor to make these more accurate in regards to timing. Following is the text version of all orders - **England** (@TheRedArmy) - Build F Edi - Build F Lon **France** (@Fluf) - Build A Par - Build A Mar **Germany** (@Boukert) - Build A Mun - Build F Kie **Italy** (@Jidlaph) - Build F Nap **Austria** (@Redviiper) - Build A Bud **Russia** (@Skyrock) - Build A Mos **Turkey** (@PMYA) - Build F Con [Here is a map with each of the builds marked](https://i.imgtc.com/vmVywYQ.jpg). [And here is the Spring 1902 map after the builds](https://i.imgtc.com/NWeRH9T.jpg). For timing purposes, this turn will begin at 10 AM GMT, February 16th. **The negotiation phase ends at 10 AM, GMT, February 18th, Saturday.** The orders phase will be 24 hours after that. **Orders are due between 10 AM GMT Saturday and 10 AM GMT Sunday.** Please ensure they arrive on time. My own orders will be posted in encrypted from at the end of the negotiation phase. Good luck.

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[–] TheRedArmy [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

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@skyrock @boukert @jidlaph @redviiper @pmya @fluf

My orders are in, and can be found here - https://www.infoencrypt.com/safe/H32KEnQCmVZKtMNa3

The password will be released once the orders have been processed.

EDIT: The password is "fishandchips".

You all have ~24 hours from the time of this post to get your orders to me. Good luck.

-The GM

Posted by TheRedArmy
Score: 7 (+7|-0)

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Diplomacy is a strategic board game created by Allan B. Calhamer in 1954 and released commercially in 1959. It's main features from other board games are it's negotiation phases, where players talk to each other, forming alliances and other deals, and the complete lack of luck in the resolution of combat in the game. It has a wide player-base both online and in e-mail and even postal games.

Check the link below for detailed information on the game itself, including the full text of Richard Sharp's book on the game, The Game of Diplomacy.

http://www.diplomacy-archive.com/home.htm

For the Modern Powers game being run on this site, check here - https://phuks.co/s/ModernPowers/hot

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