Troubling Times: Game over, Marverni wins

[don_Pablo]

results of the inquiry:

Remaining nations/players
1. Marverni: Amhazair – no comments
2. Ulm: Verjigorm – agree
3. Mictlan: Yandav - agree
4. Caelum: Numahr - agree
5. Vanheim: don_pablo - agree
6. Sauromatia: Aethyr - agree
7. R'lyeh: Eximius Sus - agree
8. Atlantis: Priestyman – agree

9. Pangaea: Ghoul31 – no info
10. C'tis: Trumanator - no info
11. Helheim: Nrasch – no info

~75% ready to call Amhazair the winner of this game.

The rest seem to act as apolitical minority.

[ghoul31]

I'm just a small nation that can't do much. So I'll go along with everyone else.

grats

[Amhazair]

Looks like that's settled then. Thanks all for an enjoyable game. I've added a final 24h for those who want to have a last look at the Llamaserver for some unfathomable reason, and will take the game down over the weekend.

I have kept all my turn (and 2h) files of the game, anyone who is intrested in checking (part or all of) them out, feel free to let me know.

[Aethyr]

Congrats again Amhazair. You were the winner in the first MP game I ever played in, and I learned a lot from you then. If anything, you have taken your awsomeness to an even higher level.

Please keep me in mind if you've inclined to start another game sometime; it's always great fun to play with one of the best.

[PriestyMan]

To be fair, it is still cursed. We had 3 major powers get subbed out (ermor,formoria,helheim) all at really bad times, and two minor powers (ctis and abysia.)

this isnt a legitimacy thing at all i promise, its just that its still cursed with making people dissapear

[PriestyMan]

That aar is..... huge. That would really be a full-sized novel if you did it for then entire game. I mean someone might get a kick out of reading it, but most people probably dont have time to read 18pages to get through turn 10. But if someone wanted to reasearch all about your playstyle or something it could be good lol

[Calahan]

That looks an awesome read Amhazair (which I will read for certain once a window of free dom time opens).

Not sure how many would be interested in seeing something that big as an AAR though, as it would take many sittings to read for a whole game, meaning the temptation would be very high to just skip large chunks of it if a text that size appeared "all at once" (ie. after the game). And people skipping parts would be a great shame given all the work and effort that would certainly go into it.

But what you've done there is very similar to the type of detailed DAR (D = During) that I've been itching to do for ages. And which I think players would read, regardless of text length, if the entries appeared at regular intervals (ie. every turn / 48 hours, or updated 2-3 times a week).

Doing a good detailed DAR though requires a good group of players who won't read the DAR thread, and a game with a very relaxed hosting schedule


ps. Congrats on the win, and possibly even more amazingly, managing to finish a game on Faerun.