Alright, we're missing . Let's have all his units hold, I don't want to delay this game longer.
Autumn 1915
Posted Action
(Interpretation [if needed]) Result (Comments [if any])
1. Move Trieste Fleet to Albania. Success!
2. Move Budapest Army to Serbia. Success! +1 Supply Center!
3. Move Vienna Army to Galicia. Success!
Sevastopol fleet to The Black sea. Fails--Blocked by Turkish Fleet
Moscow army to Sevastopol. Fails--Blocked by Russian Fleet
Ukraine attacks Rumania Success! +1 Supply Center!
Sevastopol attacks Rumania Sevastopol support to Rumania Fails--One move per unit per turn!
No military movements. Success...I suppose...
Spain Army to Portugal Success! +1 Supply Center!
Picardy Army to Belgium. Fails--Bounced by English Army
Brest Navy Hold
Edinburgh army convoyed to Belgium, taking it over. Fails--Bounced by French Army
Fleet From Ionion Sea to Tunis Success! +1 Supply Center!
Army Venice Hold
Army Rome to Tuscany Success!
US Military forces have occupied the island of Hispanola. Perhaps the same warlike fervor which ignited the European powers' leaders earlier this year have made it across the Pond?
Austrian Advance: The Austrian Armed Forces are marching down the Mediterranean. Since late July, they have conquered Albania, Serbia, and neighboring regions.
Battle of the Belgium: A prolonged battle in Belgium occurred mid-August, between a French army from the south, an English force landed on the northern coast, and the Belgian forces trapped in the middle. Belgium has managed to remain free, although it took 5,000 military casualties and an estimated 12,000 dead by enemy fire or other factors relating to the invasion. The English took 4,000 casualties, and the French 3,000. Notably, the English transport
HMT Royal Edward was sunk by an unknown craft, believed to be either a Belgian submarine or a German U-Boat; nearly a quarter of all English casualties were from this incident. When questioned, it was noted that neither side's leadership "trusted" the other with Belgium.
Bulgarian-Serbian Tensions Rise: Even though both have been conquered by nearby powers, Serbs and Bulgarians have some sort of tension between them, as is clear from an October 11th event when a Bulgarian militia invaded Serbia. Turkey disavowed responsibility, and the Austrian army quickly put down the militia.
Czeck Revolution: Starting in November, a number of Czechoslovakians began to demand independence. Russian leadership was not available for comment.
Earthquake in Nevada: A 7.9 Richter scale earthquake struck Pleasant Valley, NV, in the US. This is an unusually powerful earthquake, and caused devastation to the region.
Greece Increased Military Spending: "Project Sparta," as the government is calling it, is an effort to bolster Greek defenses by spending large amounts of money on defense. When questioned about this, Greek officials noted the disturbing rise in nations being conquered.
Isozno River Nervous: Italians in the Isozno River region noted distress at the presence of troops so near their homes and are protesting their presence. "It's not like we're at war with Austria-Hungary!" one man is noted as saying. "Greece, Belgium, and the Scandanavian region are the only free nations in Europe, not counting the seven titans, and we intend to remain on the list."
Iberian Campaign Concludes: Oporto's capture in late September marked the end of the Iberian Campaign in France, which had total casualties on the order of 11,000.
Japanese-Chinese Relations Break Down: A conference in Seoul between the two Japanese nations lead to a disintegration of relations between the two, allegedly when the Chinese representative threw rice at the Korean mediator. The outcome of this is uncertain.
Missing Sultan: Sultan Ahmed has gone missing, confirmed as of mid-August. Assassination is suspected.
Old Holland pushes for Naval Law: The former nation of Holland, recently added to German territory, has demanded that a law relating to naval accidents be passed. Perhaps in response, on August 19th, Germany placed rationing laws on the Dutch.
Over a Million Model T's: Ford Motor Company announced its millionth Model T ever produced in early October.
Raggedy Ann: A new handmade doll is hitting the markets. Market analysts suggest that its fame will not last past Christmas, if it lasts that long.
Rumanian War Ends: The Rumanian War, a conflict lasting on and off since May or so, ended in October, with an unexpected Austrian retreat. The final casualties were estimated at 4,600 Austrian, 3,100 Russian, and nearly 15,000 Rumanian.
Russian General Dead: The old Russian general died, under mysterious circumstances. Nicolaas II, a rising officer and political wannabe, has been appointed as the leader of the Russian armed forces.
Tunisian War: Italian fleets landed on the coast of Tunisia in mid-November and swiftly captured its capital city. Tunisia is the first foreign acquisition by Italy in recent years.
Casualtiometer: 6,000+48,500
Bdthemag: Sultan Ahmed of Turkey The Ottoman Empire. 4 SC
javierpwn: Javier the Just of Italy. 4 SC
Kaferian: Emperor Karl von Hapsburg VI of Austria-Hungary. 4 SC
kingfisher1112: Prime Minister George Orwell of England. 3 SC
kj1225: Kyle the Czar of Russia. 5 SC
Playergamer: Phillip, Player of Games, of France (are the Games French or is Phillip?). 5 SC
TCM: President Jager "Deadshot" Meiher of Germany. 4 SC
Now, time for winter. That's when units come from. Most nations can build a single unit on one of their supply centers, but France can make two, and poor England has no builds. I can't remember if you can build in
any supply center or just "home" supply centers--could someone remind me?
Winter is just building, no moving and certainly no moving the same unit twice, kj.
P.S. I think I've decided on a timeframe to use in future turns:
Spring: Feb-Jun
Autumn: Jul-Nov
Winter: Dec&Jan
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