Another IMPERIALISM 1870 - Page 8

Darius871 · October 21, 2002, 20:19

We're using the released version you have; the only game using a different version is the playtest thread here.

France, Russia, and Germany have formed an alliance block, and I think the others made a counteralliance but I don't remember. There haven't been any wars and there aren't really any hard feelings anywhere either.

0hwell · October 21, 2002, 20:34

Alrighty then. Just some lucrative trade with America.

0hwell · October 24, 2002, 16:01

*cough*

Darius871 · October 24, 2002, 18:21

Pavlov · October 26, 2002, 13:40

Did some trading

The ANZAC · October 26, 2002, 20:50

Could Russia move it's ship in the Bosporus so British trade cna go through? The British Empire would greatly appreciate this.

The ANZAC · October 26, 2002, 20:50

the save

Dr. Nick · October 26, 2002, 21:56

Japan would like to ask the British government for permission for its trade ships bound for Europe to pass through Suez if we pledge that 1/2 of the cargoes passing will be dispatched to the British isles.

The ANZAC · October 27, 2002, 11:17

That sounds reasonable and is accepted by th British Parliament

JamesJKirk · October 28, 2002, 13:29

Russia would like to know what Britain's intent in the Black Sea is before she unblocks access to it.

The ANZAC · October 28, 2002, 18:47

To bring in trade goods.

JamesJKirk · October 29, 2002, 01:06

Quote:

Originally posted by The ANZAC
To bring in trade goods.

Horosho!

0hwell · November 2, 2002, 12:47

What a slow game, eh.

Dr. Nick · November 2, 2002, 12:52

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

0hwell · November 3, 2002, 18:08

agreed...

JamesJKirk · November 4, 2002, 21:28

-Black Sea access unblocked

-Mfg goods futily attempt to leave Russia

Dr. Nick · November 6, 2002, 15:48

0hwell · November 6, 2002, 18:41

France discovers the wonders of Republic, and the Lower House votes to change the government to a more representative style!

Darius871 · November 6, 2002, 20:51

Ohwell, do you have AIM, MSN, ICQ, etc.?

JamesJKirk · November 7, 2002, 01:47

Russia wishes to be included in any discussions between her allies, Premier Kurkov can be reached by AIM or MSN [email]----

0hwell · November 7, 2002, 17:52

Quote:

Originally posted by Darius871
Ohwell, do you have AIM, MSN, ICQ, etc.?

MSN: Ohwell26@hotmail.com
ICQ: 148744717

0hwell · November 11, 2002, 17:27

Lets get the show on the road, people!!!

Pavlov · November 12, 2002, 11:44

Sorry

The ANZAC · November 12, 2002, 19:03

ntohing much

JamesJKirk · November 12, 2002, 20:34

0hwell, Darius, if you guys want to arrange a meeting, lets set it up now, weekday afternoons and nights are good for me.

JamesJKirk · November 15, 2002, 01:04

0hwell, check your PMs, Darius, I tried to send you one, but your box was full

JamesJKirk · November 15, 2002, 02:02

Earlier in the month, Premier Kurkov announced all Russian cities will have Banks and Schools by 1872. Kurkov said that this goal will be funded by large amounts of capital expected to come in as Russian manufactured goods reach all corners of the globe. In a somewhat related story, Russian oil barons lamented the lack of demand anywhere in the world for oil, and wondered what Russia is supposed to do with all these oil freights that have been wandering aimlessly for months.

As a new era of peace dawned in Europe, analysts have wondered aloud about all the eastward movement of troops in Russia. Officials haven't offered a viable explanation, using everything from the "routine exercises" excuse to claiming that they're actively testing new extensions in the Trans-Siberian Railway. Most analysts agree however, that something's afoot in Central Asia.

In much the same spirit that she unblocked access to her own Black Sea, Russia asks Britain to unblock Russian access to its own Baltic ports. Goods will be launched toward Britain as soon as this our territorial waters are unblocked.

The ANZAC · November 16, 2002, 20:53

Britain did not to intend to block those waters, only to trade more with Russia. The ships will be withdrawn.

Dr. Nick · November 16, 2002, 21:04

Merchants cruise the deep blue sea.

0hwell · November 16, 2002, 22:12

France, despite going through governmental struggles, continues it's worldwide campaigns. Two african tribal capitals have been captured. Our sieges on Bangkok and Timbuktu have begun, and trade goods heading to New Orleans, New York, Mexico City and Karachi have nearly arrived.