Another Age of War PBEM - Page 42

Cyrion · June 14, 2003, 03:59

Heavy investments are conducted in the Turkish Republic!

Thanks to all the efforts that have been produced since the beginning of the century, the country is now the Happiest (approval rating: 79%), the most productive and the one were the average annual income is the highest!

Parade are conducted in the streets to celebrate Prime Minister Cyrion leadership...

On the scientific and military front, the Turkish army its now training its new Corps which its organizer, a German Officer refugee from the last War, named a "Panzerdivision". All the elements of this mighty unit have been built by the ressourceful turkish industries.

Prime Minister Cyrion wishes to thanks all the European Powers for their support along the years which allowed Turkey to take its place among the European Nations!

Below: elements of the Panzerdivision Anatolia training in the turkish plains

Cyrion · June 14, 2003, 04:05

And the save:

The ANZAC · June 19, 2003, 10:21

BUMP

JamesJKirk · June 19, 2003, 10:45

Here you go, looks like I forgot to control-N last time too

The ANZAC · June 19, 2003, 19:40

more internal development

Case · June 20, 2003, 01:10

*A record cash transfer was made to the British treasury

JamesJKirk · June 20, 2003, 02:55

I love my allies

H Tower · June 22, 2003, 14:36

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Darius871 · June 23, 2003, 20:38

Germany is appalled by the state of railroad transport along our western border. Literally ALL routes into France have been cut off inadvertently by both French and British units.

Darius871 · June 23, 2003, 20:40

H Tower · June 24, 2003, 00:49

Completely unintentional. France has this little problem called pollution, all five French engineers were engaged in cleaning up pollution. The poor pollution controls of French Industry have kept the Civilian Engineering Corps so busy that new routes into France have not been opened. It is unknown at this time why the English have closed the northern route at this time.

Also, France wishes to point out her continuing policy of considering the publishing of maps showing French border outposts as a less than friendly act. Further such unfriendly acts by Germany may result in sanctions being leveled.

For those interested in the formation of this policy, please see here Established nearly 2 and a half years ago, France expects all nations to respect her need to keep some matters involving the Military to be kept out of the papers. We therefore call upon Germany to pull down the offending map immediately.

EDIT: Darius, your pm box is full

Cyrion · June 24, 2003, 02:54

Will play my turn tomorrow!

Darius871 · June 24, 2003, 09:40

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

Completely unintentional. France has this little problem called pollution, all five French engineers were engaged in cleaning up pollution. The poor pollution controls of French Industry have kept the Civilian Engineering Corps so busy that new routes into France have not been opened.

The fact still remains that you could have left at least one bypass open while cleaning pollution on others, and then in the next turn cleaned that bypass while reopening the others. There is no excuse here but carelessness.

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

Also, France wishes to point out her continuing policy of considering the publishing of maps showing French border outposts as a less than friendly act. Further such unfriendly acts by Germany may result in sanctions being leveled.

For those interested in the formation of this policy, please see here Established nearly 2 and a half years ago, France expects all nations to respect her need to keep some matters involving the Military to be kept out of the papers. We therefore call upon Germany to pull down the offending map immediately.

I distinctly remember the policy and it's utterly ridiculous, since ANY player with a freight unit and an index finger can find the same information we posted. The map will not be moved.

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

EDIT: Darius, your pm box is full

I thought everyone knew my box hasn't worked for months.

Email me or AIM me if I'm online.

Cyrion · June 24, 2003, 10:06

Quote:

Originally posted by Darius871
I thought everyone knew my box hasn't worked for months.

Email me or AIM me if I'm online.

Well, I suspect that's one of the (many) informations I keep on forgetting...

So don't be surprised if I tell you your pm box is full in the near future...

Cyrion · June 24, 2003, 10:20

Quote:

Originally posted by Darius871
I thought everyone knew my box hasn't worked for months.

Email me or AIM me if I'm online.

Well, I suspect that's one of the (many) informations I keep on forgetting...

So don't be surprised if I tell you your pm box is full in the near future...

jeibel · June 24, 2003, 12:57

Excuse my intrusion but the graphic of this Age of War
seem quite different (and nicer

) than the one i have?
Is there any newer version? Where is it available ?
Or is it a custom modification?
Thanx to all
Farewell

The ANZAC · June 24, 2003, 13:29

Yeah these are all custom modifications we did: we "Nemo-ized" all the graphics files or atleast I did

So experiment with it, and you may find some customization that you like.

jeibel · June 24, 2003, 15:08

I see, thank you Anzac !

I did that too with some scenario and my civ...
However since i'm so lazy i'm turning into a jelly (and pretty busy studying too! ) would you care to send me the .gif you're using?
Please please pretty please

Cheers and thanx

JamesJKirk · June 25, 2003, 13:17

The reason for the British units blocking the paths is both because I somehow neglected to cntl-n on my previous turn, so my units were all over the place to start with, and many times the only available routes were on regular roads

Darius871 · June 25, 2003, 13:41

Quote:

Originally posted by The ANZAC
Yeah these are all custom modifications we did: we "Nemo-ized" all the graphics files or atleast I did

If he's referring to the pic above, mine's not nemoized and it never will be...

Cyrion · June 25, 2003, 18:03

Many improvements rush-built!

And the turkish scientist are working feverishly on the next discovery, which should be make public soon...

And the save:

JamesJKirk · July 1, 2003, 00:06

Last month on a tour of Ireland, Prime Minister Kirk, appalled at the lack of education the Irish received ordered construction of Universities across the isle. And this month, thanks to a recent influx of capital and efficient Irish manpower, Universities were completed in all major cities on the isle. Citizens across the Commonwealth await anxiously for news of what exciting discoveries these educated Irishmen will bring.