I had just started my turn in the first round of a freestyle game when my computer froze. By the time it was working properly again, I had run out of time. I didn't deploy any troops but I had pressed "Begin Turn" so I'm pretty sure I won't be getting any deferred troops.

Is there some sort of ...

This is definitely going to change things. No longer will I have to always point out when another player is expanding completely unchecked and has as many troops as all other players combined. But it will also be much more difficult to try and quietly build up my own strength unnoticed.

I'm also ...

I see it as perfectly normal, and actually healthy (I personally find it to be a great way to relieve tension). That being said, I think it's something that should be done in moderation.

And people, you don't know how glad I am that not once in 20+ pages has Onan been mentioned.

Accused:

K-dub
lukeconquer



The accused are suspected of:

Conducting Secret Diplomacy



Game number(s):

5778892



Comments:

As another player in this game, I decided to investigate upon hearing colton24's accusation. I found these comments posted by k-dub and aferr on each others ...

Don't forget each missed turn counts as -1, so presumably it's just a 2-way tie between you and wolfmist.

I'm in.

I'd be curious to know how much the poll results actually correspond with real life. Cynic that I am, I hesitate to believe that everyone who said so would actually fess up should this actually happen to them.

To the OP, a large part of being a good/better driver is knowing your limits. I hope you ...

Have any of you read The Year of Living Biblically? It makes for an interesting read, whether you're a believer or non-believer.

For the more tech-savvy (or non-readers) among you, here's a link to the author's TED talk: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/a_j_jacobs_year_of_living ...

I'd like to be put in, please.

My nominations (in no particular order):

1. Great Lakes
2. American Civil War
3. NYC
4. World 2.1

Put me in, please.

I rate people according to a randomly generated "intensity level" in each category.