Personally, I am sick to death of this topic. I'd rather listen to Venice and Bavaria burn through ten more pages of pointless bickering than hear about anyone's alleged problems with their turn files. We're approaching turn 12 and have been playing this game for nearly three months. If you're STILL having trouble with your turn files then there's nothing anyone here can do for you. Please complain to the GM in private. This is the fifth game I've played with agegames and I've never had a single problem with any of my turn files.
Originally posted by rwingettI haven't had a problem with my turnfiles either, but I don't like discovering that my turnfiles, game details and password have been mailed to another registered player at Age Games. Such a mistake by the GM could lead to mischief. Anyway, Suzi must take it up with the GM in e-mail.
Personally, I am sick to death of this topic. I'd rather listen to Venice and Bavaria burn through ten more pages of pointless bickering than hear about anyone's alleged problems with their turn files. We're approaching turn 12 and have been playing this game for nearly three months. If you're STILL having trouble with your turn files then there's nothing a ...[text shortened]... I've played with agegames and I've never had a single problem with any of my turn files.
I brought this to everyone's attention, because if you don't get the turnfiles in your mail, you'd better query, pronto.
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Originally posted by no1marauderWow... overreact much?
Gee, maybe we should start the entire game over because one player isn't getting their turnfiles in in a timely manner and in a way they know the file is being processed. Better yet, why don't we all agree to give Suzi a free move and none of us move this turn. And maybe we should all send her 10 Gold apiece while we're at it. Would that be adequate comp turnfile on a previous turn; how come we didn't playTHAT one over?
EDIT: It was Turn 5.
Perhaps your allies need to think about why you might have this vendetta against me. And what it might cost them.
Edit: Strange... the phrase "your allies" still seems a contradiction to me...
Originally posted by Bosse de NageChums would be even worse, implying, as it does, some friendliness quality or at the very least, familiarity. Even allies suggests some amount of friend factor (although not as much as chums), and that's the part I was finding contradictory.
Would "chums" work better?
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Originally posted by SuzianneI dunno...the Italians were allied to both sides in WW1 & WW2!
Chums would be even worse, implying, as it does, some friendliness quality or at the very least, familiarity. Even allies suggests some amount of friend factor (although not as much as chums), and that's the part I was finding contradictory.
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Originally posted by SuzianneOnly to a Heather would "ally" in an internet war game "require some amount of friend factor".
Chums would be even worse, implying, as it does, some friendliness quality or at the very least, familiarity. Even allies suggests some amount of friend factor (although not as much as chums), and that's the part I was finding contradictory.
I wish you had submitted your turnfile last turn; if it was as moronic as most of them have been, you would have met even worse disasters than you did. Now you get to build a double amount of troops
(not that you know what to build anyway; make sure to build some Commanders to replace the one you got killed and be sure to make the force that's been sitting on Crete for 7 turns a little bit larger).