Spring 1901 Results

[Ceebs]

The battle for Eurasian supremacy has begun!

Early hotbeds of action include the low countries in western europe, the balkan states and black sea area, and the Korean peninsula. It seems to be too early to tell where the alliances lie, but it looks like there will be early bloodshed come fall 1901!

Map With Orders:


Outcome for Fall 1901:


Note: Because jDip offers an excellent visual representation of the orders, i will not be posting a list of orders and outcomes. Please let me know of any changes you wish to see to this standard layout for results publishing.

The Deadline for Fall 1901 Orders is Friday December 3rd 13:00 EDT (GMT-5)

[fatmop]

I'd say just don't cut off the edge of the board.

[alacast]

The rest of the board comes back if you make the text smaller.

Ctrl+-

[InterMPC]

or if you right click and select view picture.

[fatmop]

Right clicking might work, and as I am now on my home computer (with access to something other than IE7) I can see the whole map. Thanks.

[Pedros]

Yes - it's an IE7 problem. I save the map to my desktop, which is extremely useful anyway when I'm thinking ahead.

[Pedros]

Ceebs - sorry to be awkward, but I would find it really helpful to have a cut-and-paste of the original orders. I don't know jdip so don't know how they're fed in, but any possibility of human error should be cut out if it can be. And I note that the arrows on the map aren't completely consistent - arrows in Black Sea and English Channel for instance.

Also, how reliable is the judge? I assume that if any errors crop up human intervention will happen?!

[Mpowley66]

does anybody have a board without the colours/ armies on it.

any help would be greatly appreciated as I need it for a school project.

[Ceebs]

That board is generated by the jDip software, so no.

A simple google search for youngstown diplomacy finds what you've requested though: http://www.variantbank.org/results/rules/y/bigyoung.gif