Autumn, 1860: My first 1 on 1 game, so this should be fun
18 Oct 16 UTC
Autumn, 1860: Great minds think alike in Kentucky I see.
18 Oct 16 UTC
Spring, 1861: I love this map. I've played it a few times from both sides. The tension between maintaining the nearby home centers that are buildable and the race to grow makes it quite fun.
18 Oct 16 UTC
Spring, 1861: Agreed.
19 Oct 16 UTC
Autumn, 1861: Wow. Ballsy to not defend Ohio, and I fucked up WDC. Well sir, in your first time on the map, you have a heck of an advantage.
19 Oct 16 UTC
Autumn, 1861: I've played FAE plenty of times, so the map itself isn't new. I figured it was so obvious how I could defend Ohio you wouldn't go for it. Plus, I need another army there badly, so had to take a shot.
19 Oct 16 UTC
Spring, 1862: Not sure about the advantage, though. You have units that border every one of my home centers, and I have none that border yours.
23 Oct 16 UTC
GameMaster: Confederacy voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes Concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Conceede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
- Autumn, 1866, Finished
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