Crisis of NWO PBEM

Jimmywax · November 22, 2001, 22:29

OK I started it at minister level with unlimited time. Nothing to report other than We have undertaken every wonder known to man. MUHWAHAHAHAHA

Grothgar · November 22, 2001, 22:44

I really hate to say this but you all better watch out for paul in this, he really is good as the europeans.

Grothgar · November 23, 2001, 04:04

Oh and as people have come to expect from me heres the map, you may notice its exactly the same as the 2194days map. Well of course it bloody is hehe. It covers the same expanse of land.

Enjoy

Ceteram · November 23, 2001, 04:30

*bows to grothgar (feel like taking the Indians?)*

Turns:
US: Jimmywax
Europeans: Paul Hanson
Russia: Henrik
China: Ceteram
Indian Subcontinent: -open-

Danger -- Be careful about live wires, 1984

Ceteram · November 23, 2001, 11:22

What about multiplayer options in diplomacy? Should they be allowed?
Regards,

Jimmywax · November 23, 2001, 11:52

I think we should be allowed.

Paul Hanson · November 23, 2001, 19:22

I'm assuming it's my go?

BTW, I`m not that good as the Europeans, it's just that Grothgar is really bad as the Americans.

Paul Hanson · November 23, 2001, 19:27

OK, we have a problem. Jimmy and I are using different version of Crises. He must be using version 2, but I have version 3, so instead of starting out researching European Union, I start out researching Portable PPG.

This could give me a decided advantage over everyone else, so I thought I'd mention it.

Jimmywax · November 24, 2001, 03:06

Woops, my bad. I thought I had Version 3.

If it is all the same to you guys I will start over. So speak now or forever hold your pieces.

Paul Hanson · November 24, 2001, 06:00

Sure, start over. I was having a crap first turn anyway.

Jimmywax · November 24, 2001, 16:13

Ok here is the new one, nothing new to report and all is the same as last time.

jerkwaterbox · November 24, 2001, 16:54

i will play as india if no one else wants it

Paul Hanson · November 24, 2001, 19:34

The Times, July 2nd 1992

BIRTH OF A UNION

The European Community is no more. As of today, the European Union is a reality. The member nations have signed the European Union Act, and the European Commission has a new President: Paul Hanson.

Mr Hanson has promised wide-ranging reform and radical change, along with the future expansion of the Union to include "all democratic states within the EU's sphere of influence". There have been mixed reactions amongst political analyists, with some claiming the the EU will herald in a new era of European cooperation, whilst others have taken a downright sceptical approach to the whole thing, disregarding Mr Hanson's promise of a united Europe as little more than a pipe dream. For the time being, the future of Europe hangs in the balance.

MULTI-NATIONAL AIRSTRIKES AGAINST LIBYA

The Europe-wide coalition continued it's air campaign against Colonel Gaddafi's Libya today, with intense strikes against key targets in Tripoli and the surrounding area. President Mitterand met today with other European leaders in Paris to discuss a timetable for the deployment of ground forces, against a backdrop of violent anti-war protests in the French capital.

Jimmywax · November 25, 2001, 03:03

Quote:

Originally posted by jerkwaterbox
i will play as india if no one else wants it

If you want it, its your's

Paul Hanson · November 26, 2001, 19:40

So, who's go is it now?

Jimmywax · November 27, 2001, 02:31

Henrik

Paul Hanson · November 29, 2001, 15:09

So, where is Henrik? Has he given up on this or something?

jerkwaterbox · December 3, 2001, 20:09

Henrik? Where are you?

Henrik · December 4, 2001, 11:52

Oops, sorry for some reason this thread has been showing up as 'read' (no new posts) for a while for me, hence I havent checked it

Gonna play my turn now

Henrik · December 4, 2001, 12:32

Here it is:

Paul Hanson · December 9, 2001, 05:41

Well, this is really taking off. I think it's Ceteram's go next, isn`t it? If he doesn`t show up in the next 2 days, I say we give his place to someone else.

Jimmywax · December 10, 2001, 14:46

This was his idea wasn't it

Paul Hanson · December 10, 2001, 17:48

That's what I find odd about it. You would have thought he'd be interested in the progress of a game that was his idea in the first place (unless he has something more important to occupy his time with, in which case I apologise for rushing him like this). It's just that I'm so desperate to get going again.

jerkwaterbox · December 10, 2001, 19:17

i say we hold a vote, i vote that we continue on at noon tomorrow if he does not respond.

p.s. how do i set up the game to play as india?

Jimmywax · December 15, 2001, 04:59

Since it has been almost a month since Ceteram's last post, I would have to say that he is out of the game. I will take the first step and declare his spot in the game open for grabs.

I am tired of waiting for him and would like to see this game fifnished in my life time.

I think that jerkwaterbox should probably have first dibs since he hasn't gone yet.

Any objections, speak now or forever hold your pieces.

Case · December 15, 2001, 19:34

I'll take the civ that Jerkwaterbox dosn't want

Case · December 15, 2001, 19:42

Oh yeah, what version of COTNWO are you guys using? (3.1 I'd guess), and where can I get the MP events? (suposing that that's the events being used

)

jerkwaterbox · December 15, 2001, 20:11

All right then, i will step down from india and take China. If that is all right with everyone i will play my turn.

Paul Hanson · December 16, 2001, 06:30

Yeah, we're all using the latest version, which you can get from Andrew Living's website (I'll be damned if I can remember the address though; just look under his name in the members list).

And sure, play your turn jerkwaterbox. We're all desperate to get on with this.

Case · December 16, 2001, 18:20

OK, I see that the MP events come with the scenario