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08 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: (TheWorldCouldBeSoDifferent): How are you guys doing? Thanks for joining
08 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: (YanksFan47): Haven't been on this site in too long. Can't wait to play again!
08 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: (TheWorldCouldBeSoDifferent): Glad to see you back in that case! This has become one of my favourite maps, so you picked a good one IMO, haha
12 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: GameMaster: France 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.
12 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: Greeting fellow Lords and Ladies! It is an honor and a privilege to make your acquaintances.
12 Sep 17 UTC	Spring, 1885: Thank you all for joining. Good luck and have fun!
23 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1887: GameMaster: Yogurt Pantz has taken over Austria replacing "TheatreVarus". Reconsider your alliances.
26 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1888: France has clearly become a global threat at this point. To all those that wish to attack him, count Italy among your allies.
26 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1888: Yes I'd appreciate some help against him.
26 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1888: Guys, can't we all just get along?
26 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1888: France, don't let us Turks die for nothing!
30 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1889: France is at 32 of 50 SCs, if we don't unite against him now, you are just throwing the game to him and should vote concede now.
30 Sep 17 UTC	Autumn, 1889: As I said before... France, don't let us Turks die for nothing! Good luck
01 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: Italy is right. France is close to winning and players are still working with him like they have a chance at winning...China...Holland...Germany...Austria... You might as well just go ahead and give him your centers.
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: England and Italy, each of you are as much of a threat to everyone's chances of winning as you would make me out to be. Anyone with a chance of winning is a threat to everyone else's chances, such is the nature of a game with one winner. Both of you have vultures, eagerly waiting for a moment to strike at the one who stabbed you. You are friends to no one at this point, not even each other. Need I remind you, Italy, that you urged me to attack England. And you, England, were drawing up plans to attack China. It escapes me why either of you have managed to gain any allies, even with each other. Well, I suppose the best company for a snake is another snake. Anyone that at least stays neutral can to survive this game, and shall can expect no aggression from me. The same can not be said for those untrustworthy serpents who shall remain nameless. Friends, take heed of their empty promises. Respectfully, Caesar.
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: Slightly confusing having a French leader called Caesar lambasting Italy.
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: I know, It's weird to me too...
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: I was friends with someone. you! and you stabbed me. How are my 11 centers a threat to win the game. That is great #fakenews going on there.
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: I believe his point was if everyone unites against him then it's the equivalent of starting again and there is going to be 1/2 that gain the most. Therefore everyone is a threat to winning the game. As with the majority of "fake news", it's only fake because the person believe it's fake can't widen their view and see more than one perspective. I know it's harder for some, lol.
02 Oct 17 UTC	Spring, 1890: person who* believes

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