Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Want to join a PBEM game; I've got the latest patches for IV and played a lot of III

jimlonda@together.net

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Well, here's my contact for a PBEM game:

regul@gmx.net

ICQ: 38494566

R*

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Count me in.

ppacharles@planet.nl

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Hi
I am interested in PBEM. It looks like it will be a lot of fun. I have played a lot of VGAP and Stars PBEM.



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I'd love to get in on the action. Let me know when!!!

rplatt13@yahoo.com

[This message has been edited by Roberlord (edited 26 January 2001).]

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Always open to a new challenge
robertshepard__jr_@hotmail.com

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I;m about to start a PBEM game, I have one definite, one probable, and two maybe players right now... I would prefer novices, since none of us have played against humans before. We're going to run TWO turns a day, and preferable more when possible, if everyone gets me a turn I will run it as often as we can. Think about it... a hundred turns would take more than three months real time if you do one turn a day!

if interested contact me at akin@socal.rr.com

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

Hey all,

I'd like to get a good game going (with some actual HUMAN diplomacy...).

I'm relatively new to the game, but have been playing 4X since the first CIV I demo.

I can play quite a few turns a day; I'm in college so I tend to have lots of litte breaks inbetween classes, instead of just going 8 hours straight.


E-mail: kgoodrid@umich.edu

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Seven

Re: Space Empires: IV PBEM List
 

I'm interested in a game. Used to play MOO II but have not played SEIV versus humans