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Viper at 18:26, 21 October 2011

2011-10-21T18:26:31Z

Viper at 17:49, 5 May 2011

2011-05-05T17:49:33Z

Viper at 17:46, 5 May 2011

2011-05-05T17:46:28Z

Viper at 17:37, 5 May 2011

2011-05-05T17:37:59Z

Poobaloo at 17:13, 9 September 2009

2009-09-09T17:13:30Z

Poobaloo at 17:11, 9 September 2009

2009-09-09T17:11:37Z

Poobaloo at 17:11, 9 September 2009

2009-09-09T17:11:04Z

Viper: /* Powers */

2009-09-09T16:57:35Z

Powers

Viper: /* Rules */

2009-09-09T04:19:28Z

Rules

Viper: /* Powers */

2009-09-09T04:18:22Z

Powers

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		+	This version of the map left me with two things I wanted to address: first, Europe needed to be spread out a little more and second: Oceania needed to be more compact. What I've attempted to do with version 1.2 is put Europe in a little more powerful of a position by giving it more options of who to work with and direction to go. That meant shifting things around between Europe, Russia and Persia to try to keep the maritime balance that I've had all along. Meanwhile, attacking Oceania has always been a futile endeavor, because with so many spread out centres, it takes many units and lots of time with little reward. So, I consolidated his centres a bit to try to make it a more attractive target.


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		+	After playing this version of the map two or three times, it was clear to me that there were two clear problems: 1 - Mexico needed a better starting situation and 2 - Russia was too hard to attack. Mexico's placement gave it one option: work with both NAm and SAm. If that didn't work out, it got attacked by both. So, I split North America east/west instead of north/south to make a triangle between the three powers to give them more options. I had also noticed that every game we had played on this map ended up with Russia coming out as a major force. It even happened in a game where both Europe and China attacked him and he had little help from anywhere else. So, I made the Arctic Ocean one space to give other powers more of a chance of attacking Russia.

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	2. 'S' denotes a strait. Armies may cross straits without a convoy. In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea). A unit is considered to occupy a center if it begins and ends its movement in that center. Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit).		2. 'S' denotes a strait. Armies may cross straits without a convoy. In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea). A unit is considered to occupy a center if it begins and ends its movement in that center. Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit).
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		+	2a. Note that to move from the Caspian Sea to the Black Sea, a fleet must stop first in Armenia.

	3. When a player is eliminated his home centers may be taken over by the powers controlling those centers at that time, and only at that time. In order to take over an eliminated player's center(s), an equal number of building center(s) must be forfeited by the same player.		3. When a player is eliminated his home centers may be taken over by the powers controlling those centers at that time, and only at that time. In order to take over an eliminated player's center(s), an equal number of building center(s) must be forfeited by the same player.

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 ==Rules==

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 ==Rules==
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 . The game starts in Winter 2000.  Each player selects 5 of the 7 SC's in his color to be his home centers.  Then each player builds 5 units of his choice.  The two SC's not selected become neutral SC's.
-. 'S' denotes a strait.  Artilleries (armies) may cross straits without a convoy.  In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea).  A unit is considered to occupy a center if it stays in or moves to that center.  Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit or even be moving to the center in question).
+. 'S' denotes a strait.  Armies may cross straits without a convoy.  In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea).  A unit is considered to occupy a center if it begins and ends its movement in that center.  Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit).
 . When a player is eliminated his home centers may be taken over by the powers controlling those centers at that time, and only at that time.  In order to take over an eliminated player's center(s), an equal number of building center(s) must be forfeited by the same player.
-. Victory Condition: 25 sc's.
+. Victory Condition: 29 sc's.
 ==Powers==
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 ==History==
 Worldwide Diplomacy, version 1.0:
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 ==Rules==

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   Quebec (red)
   Mexico (orange)
-  Brazil (dk green)
+  Amazon (dk green)
   Europe (pink)
   Russia (grey)
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 ==Supply Centers==
 There are 70 SC's indicated by stars and flat colors on the map.

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 ==Powers==
-  North America (red)
+  Quebec (red)
   Mexico (orange)
-  South America (dk green)
+  Brazil (dk green)
   Europe (pink)
   Russia (grey)
-  West Africa (yellow)
+  Sahara (yellow)
-  South Africa (purple)
+  Congo (purple)
   Persia (lt green)
   China (gold)

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	2. 'S' denotes a strait. Artilleries (armies) may cross straits without a convoy. In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea). A unit is considered to occupy a center if it stays in or moves to that center. Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit or even be moving to the center in question).		2. 'S' denotes a strait. Artilleries (armies) may cross straits without a convoy. In addition, if both centers on either side of a strait are occupied, a fleet wishing to go through the strait must have permission of one of the occupying units (A Ethiopia Permit F Red Sea - Arabian Sea). A unit is considered to occupy a center if it stays in or moves to that center. Permission does not constitute an order (so the same unit can support another unit or even be moving to the center in question).
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		+	3. When a player is eliminated his home centers may be taken over by the powers controlling those centers at that time, and only at that time. In order to take over an eliminated player's center(s), an equal number of building center(s) must be forfeited by the same player.
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		+	4. Victory Condition: 25 sc's.

	==Powers==		==Powers==