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So, year one of my Diplomacy game has finished. All-in-all, it didn't go as horribly wrong as I'd feared it might have -- I'm playing as Russia this game, and Turkey moved into both the Black Sea and Armenia, and as a result I did lose Sevastopol.
On the other hand, Austria (surprisingly) supported me into Rumania (after an initial move into Gallicia), and Germany didn't bounce me in Sweden. So, as I said, not the worst possible turn of events.
This turn, if England keeps his word, I'll be making a play into Denmark, and trying to put a very quick, very brutal knife into Germany's back. With any luck, I'll pick up a couple of quick builds, and not lose too much ground in the south....
(For those that are curious, the map of a game (but not mine) with starting positions is at http://www.floc.net/dpjudge/maps/classical_18.pdf. This is a game that's in progress, but that at least shows the starting positions.)
On the other hand, Austria (surprisingly) supported me into Rumania (after an initial move into Gallicia), and Germany didn't bounce me in Sweden. So, as I said, not the worst possible turn of events.
This turn, if England keeps his word, I'll be making a play into Denmark, and trying to put a very quick, very brutal knife into Germany's back. With any luck, I'll pick up a couple of quick builds, and not lose too much ground in the south....
(For those that are curious, the map of a game (but not mine) with starting positions is at http://www.floc.net/dpjudge/maps/classical_18.pdf. This is a game that's in progress, but that at least shows the starting positions.)
