[MN-dip] mn_std01 Complete!

[Chris Williams]

Hey everyone, Just wanted to say I had a blast. That was the first game 
of diplomacy I've ever played in my life. I had read the rules many 
times and had wanted to get into it for about a year now, but this was 
my first experience. Thanks all for the good time!

Chris




Chad Walstrom wrote:
> Congratulations, England, Germany, and Turkey, on your success in the
> first MN-DIP on-line game at http://diplom.org/dpjudge?game=mn_std01!
> These three powers elected for a draw after 8 years of play.  I want to
> also thank everyone who played for their professional sportsmanship.
> 
> Now that the game is complete, I would like to hear your feedback on the
> rules we chose for the game and how you might like to do things
> differently in the future.  Near the end of this game, there was a vote
> to add Saturdays to the game days that never really came to fruition.
> Not all of the players has submitted ballots, and I apologize for not
> following up.
> 
> About mid-way through the game, a vote went out to decide whether or not
> players wanted to remove the Face-to-Face press restrictions and to
> change the Timing.  None of the proposals were successful, as any of
> them would have required a unanimous approval.
> 
> Again, thank you for a great game, folks!
> 
> Summary of game 'mn_std01' through W1908A.
> 
>   Master:         Chad Walstrom          chewie at wookimus.net
>   Austria:        Alan Parsons           alasseo at gmail.com
>   England:        Christian Herro        christian.herro at gmail.com
>   France:         Jeremy Lizakowski      diplomacy at lizakowski.com
>   Germany:        Zachary M. Crosby      zacharymark23 at yahoo.com
>   Italy:          Chris Williams         chris at rgbscan.com
>   Russia:         Brian Stewart          stew0197 at d.umn.edu
>    from S1902M:   Karl Schmit            karlschmit at hotmail.com
>   Turkey:         Ry4an Brase            ry4an-dpjudge at ry4an.org
> 
> The parameters for 'mn_std01' were as follows:
>   Variant:  Standard, Gunboat.
>   Timing:   Move 3D Next 2D Days -MTWTF-
>   Press:    White, Face-to-Face Restrictions, Private.
>   Rules:    MUST_ORDER, SILENT_ABSENCES, LATE_CHANGES, FTF_PRESS.
>   Access:   Any.
>   Victory:  18.
>   Judge:    USDP.
> 
> Game started: 27 January 2007
> Game ended:   18 May 2007
> 
> The game was declared a draw between England, Germany, and Turkey.
> 
> Historical Supply Center Summary
> --------------------------------
>     Ank Ber Bud Con Edi Hol Lon Mar Mun Nwy Por Rum Sev Spa Swe Tun Vie
> Year  Bel Bre Bul Den Gre Kie Lvp Mos Nap Par Rom Ser Smy Stp Tri Ven War
> 1901 T E G F A T T G E A G G E E G R G I E F F I R A R T F R . A I I A R
> 1902 T E G F A T T G E T G G E E G R G I E F F I A A R T F E G A I I A R
> 1903 T E G E A T T G E T G G E E G R G I E F F I R A R T I E G I F I A R
> 1904 T G G E R T T G E T G G E E G R G I E F F I R T R T I E G I I I A R
> 1905 T G G E R T T G E T G G E E G R G I E F I I R T R T E E G I I T R R
> 1906 T G R E R T T G E T G G E E G R G I E G E I R T R T E E G T I T R R
> 1907 T G G E T T T G E T G G E E G R G T E G E T T T T T E E G T I I R R
> 1908 T G G E T T T G E T G G E E G E G T E G E T T T T T E E G T E T T G
> 
> History of Supply Center Counts
> -------------------------------
> Power     1901 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08
> Austria      5   5   3   1
> England      5   6   7   6   7   8   8  10
> France       4   4   3   2   1
> Germany      6   7   7   8   8   8   9  10
> Italy        4   4   5   6   5   3   2
> Russia       5   3   4   5   6   7   3
> Turkey       4   5   5   6   7   8  12  14
> Index:      22  25  26  28  37  50  60 132
> 
> Index is the Calhamer Index:  the sum of squares of the number of
> supply centers held by each power, divided by the number of powers
> remaining.  It is a measure of how far the game has progressed.
> 
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