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17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1901: good luck |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1901: Good luck! |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1901: ok, I'm here. Just a little late |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1901: haha, glad you made it |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1901: haha, glad you made it |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1902: And so it begins... |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1902: indeed it does. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1902: Soviet Union mass producing units, England mass moving to defend, Italy just sitting down preparing, now if only there was a Germany or USA |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1902: haha, than it would be intense... |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1902: Would be so funny if a hundred armies started approaching from the East. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1902: haha, I would cry. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1903: THAT SCARED ME!! I almost forgot to support hold Munich. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1903: fixed it with 7 seconds left. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1903: The Italian army is now the largest in the world. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1904: haha, followed by the English and Russians. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1904: only by one unit |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1904: this should be a good rest of the game. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Spring, 1904: Agreed. |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1904: shoot, what made me forget Norway was next to St. P? |
17 Jan 11 UTC |
Autumn, 1904: haha, who knows... |
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