Slitherine

Thanks! Updated the results.

Muscovites try to pacify East Roman allies in Zaporizhia
Map: Northern European Agricultural
Side 1: Rus (1265CE to 1379CE) Medieval (kongxinga)
Side 2: Cuman 1180-1394 (Medieval) (LuciusSulla)

Cumans (LuciusSulla) defeat Rus (kongxinga) 2-43.

The Cumanian siege blew holes in the mounted formations, while the unwieldy Russian Druzhina and allied knights struggled to bring their lances to bear against the nimble Cumanian horsemen.

Hi alla. Lachiemac hasn't sent me any shifts for a week. I don't know if he's still active, I've written to him and he hasn't answered. I think we should limit the number of days that can go by without sending a shift and consider losing the battle to whoever exceeds them, If someone has difficulties meeting the deadline, they should negotiate it with the opponent and notify them.

1st Game:

East Romans attack German-allied Serbia
Side 1: Byzantine (Central) (LuciusSulla)
Side 2: Serbian (1040CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11)

LuciusSulla defeated anderarcos11 40-11

2nd Game:

Muscovites try to pacify East Roman allies in Zaporizhia Challenge sent
Side 1: Rus (1265CE to 1379CE) Medieval (kongxinga)
Side 2: Cuman 1180-1394 (Medieval) (LuciusSulla)

LuciusSulla defeated kongxinga 43-2

My apologies. The first game ended a while ago but I haven't had a chance to write the narratives. The second game just finished.

My games with LachieMac are also stalling now, I sent the last turns on Nov 19 and haven't received a turn since.

I guess that's it except for LachieMac's battles. I'll try to get in contact and see what's up, and derive the scores (with a bonus to his opponents) if I don't get a response. He's been very punctual in previous rounds so maybe this is just a technical thing.

Could everyone playing against LachieMac post their current scores?

My method for extrapolating results is to add 10 to the player that did not drop out, then add rout levels in the current ratio until a winning score is reached. So, if the Hungarians are ahead by more than 10 they'll still win, but most likely not by a high ratio. I want to penalize dropping out, but not give the opponent too big an advantage on the campaign map over uninvolved players.

The problem is that the turn is usually in the hands of the player who disappears. For example, I don't know exactly how we were doing in the two blocked battles, in one I know that I won by several points and in the other I think it was also by something closer.

Exactly. Especially when this is more than a week ago.

According to my vague memories:

1st battle:
East Romans attack Hungarian-allied Morea
Side 1: Byzantine (Central) (SS) (LuciusSulla)
Side 2: Byzantine (Epiros) (LachieMac)

I think it is likely around 10-20% routed for both side.


2nd battle:
East Romans intervene against Hungarian allies in Colchis
Side 1: Byzantine (central) (Lucius Sulla)
Side 2: Georgian (1145CE to 1450CE) (LachieMac)

Only early stage shooting at each other. Georgian probably lost one cavalry unit (less than 5%) and no units lost on the Byzantine side.

LachieMac has disappeared from Kronenblatt's Bronze Age campaign also. Really I hope that he's just not enjoying FoGII anymore - I wish him all the best

The problem is that the turn is usually in the hands of the player who disappears. For example, I don't know exactly how we were doing in the two blocked battles, in one I know that I won by several points and in the other I think it was also by something closer.

Ah, of course.

Do you want to just give me a guess? 13 to 10 your favor in both games, or 18 to 15, or 23 to 20, etc?

In the battle of Serbia, I think it was 0 20, in my favor. In the other, it must have been something like 20-30 in my favor.

Maybe you could press End Stalled Game to get it in the Completed folder. And then open the game and check the score.

I can't, says unknown error and I'm not in the game.

Just a guess is absolutely fine.

Sorry anderarcos - I didn't see your earlier post on the scores. I should be able to.process the turn now.

All right - here are the final scores for the battles. Will enter them into the app and let you know the aftermath. After that, there will be one more turn...

German forces try to subdue French-allied rebels. GERMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Hilly
Side 1: German (Imperial) (1200CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL11
Side 2: French (1155CE to 1319CE) (Indibil) RL 47

Marinid-allied High Atlas attack Castillian-allied Qusantina - MARINID VICTORY
Map: Middle Eastern Agricultural
Side 1: Berber(Marinid) (1244CE to 1319CE) Reconquista (TomoeGoezen) RL20
Side 2: Granadine (1232CE to 1319CE) Reconquista (angusosborne) RL47

East Romans attack Hungarian-allied Morea - EAST ROMAN VICTORY
Map: Mediterranean Agricultural
Side 1: Byzantine (Central) (SS) (LuciusSulla) RL36 (derived)
Side 2: Byzantine (Epiros) (LachieMac) 60

Germans intervene against Polish allies in Pomerania GERMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Agricultural
Side 1: German (Imperial) (1200CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos) RL55
Side 2: Polish (1265CE to 1319CE) (TomoeGoezen) RL65

Lithuanians attack German-allied Estonia LITHUANIAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Woods
Side 1: Lithuanian (1300CE to 1359CE) (SnuggleBunnies) RL 39
Side 2: Teutonic Order (1226CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL 64

Swedish attack German-allied Norway GERMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Hilly
Side 1: Swedish (1155CE to 1319CE) (doyley50) RL45
Side 2: Norwegian (1155CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL13

Castillians attack French-ruled Loire CASTILIAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Hilly
Side 1: Castilian/Leónese (angusosborne) RL12
Side 2: French (1155CE to 1319CE) (Indibil) RL44

Germans attack Hungarian-allied Bohemia GERMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Agricultural
Side 1: German (Imperial) (1200CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL25 (derived)
Side 2: Bohemian (1200CE to 1399CE) (LachieMac) RL50

Castillians try to pacify French allies in Portugal CASTILIAN VICTORY
Map: Mediterranean Agricultural
Side 1: Castilian/Leónese (1200CE to 1319CE) angusosborne RL6
Side 2: Portuguese (1200CE to 1319CE) Indibil RL46

East Romans intervene against Hungarian allies in Colchis EAST ROMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Mountainous
Side 1: Byzantine (central) (Lucius Sulla) RL40 (derived)
Side 2: Georgian (1145CE to 1450CE) (LachieMac) RL60

Aragonese attack German-allied Naples ARAGONESE VICTORY
Map: Mediterranean Agricultural
Side 1: Aragonese (1275CE to 1319CE) (Heidipie) RL 21
Side 2: Neapolitan (1301CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL 56

Hungarians try to conquer German-allied Croatia GERMAN VICTORY
Map: Mediterranean Hilly
Side 1: Hungarian (1200CE to 1319CE) (LachieMac) RL40
Side 2: Serbian (1040CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL0

East Romans attack German-allied Serbia Challenge sent EAST ROMAN VICTORY
Map: Mediterranean Hilly
Side 1: Byzantine (Central) (LuciusSulla) RL11
Side 2: Serbian (1040CE to 1319CE) (anderarcos11) RL40

Muscovites try to pacify East Roman allies in Zaporizhia EAST ROMAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Agricultural
Side 1: Rus (1265CE to 1379CE) Medieval (kongxinga) RL43
Side 2: Cuman 1180-1394 (Medieval) (LuciusSulla) RL2

Lithuanian-allied Upper Daugava attack Polish-ruled Volhynia LITHUANIAN VICTORY
Map: Northern European Agricultural
Side 1: Lithuanian (1300CE to 1359CE) (SnuggleBunnies) RL5
Side 2: Polish (1265CE to 1319CE) (wzcfns) RL42

Processed the turn and here is the new file:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8pupr2qb ... n8m02&dl=0

The file will appear in the list as multiplayer save game #8.

Here is the new map:
Germany and Castile have made territorial gains, while the East Romans, Aragon and Byzantium have all expanded their sphere of influence. More details in a moment...

The new Iberian alliances paid dividends for both its member kingdoms. King Nadal annihilated the Portuguese baronial forces and married his son to the dying Portuguese king's daughter, for all intents and purposes snuffing out Portuguese independence. His forces also laid waste to the Loire valley, a show of force that won the fealty of the duke of nearby Normandy, tired of being torn between French and English overlords. It suffered a small setback in North Africa, where its main Muslim ally, the emir of Qustantina, was defeated by the nearby Marinid kingdom and retreated into neutrality.

Aragon's attack on Naples, the so-called Sausage War, marked a major victory for the Iberian kingdom over one of the Empire's main Italian allies. The victory was not quite as consequential, but the impression made by the fierce Aragonese almogavars in the rough terain of the south made an impression on the Italian city states, and several of the Duke of Lombardy's subject cities in the Po Valley reached out to the Aragonese to support their independence.

The Holy Roman Empire consolidated its holdings in the northwest. Its forces crushed a French-back revolt in Flanders and nearby Frisia, suitably overawed, offered to put itself under the full authority of an imperial prince-bishop. Germany also triumphed over the Hungarians whose king, Batur, disappeared mysteriously in the middle of a campaign, demoralizing his troops. Other battles had more mixed results. While the Empire's prestige and influence soared, it faced a half-dozen major rivals on its eastern and southern flanks who competed for the loyalties of the various principalities and marches there, and was unable to cement its hegemony.

The East Roman renaissance continued. Victory over the Serbs saw Constantinople win new allies among dissident factions in southern Italy and the Balkans, and its victories over the Hungarians ended that kingdom's brief bid to be a power in eastern Europe and the Black Sea. It also assisted a confederation of Cuman allies to defeat of a Muscovite push down the Dnieper, prompting a number of boyars upstream at Kiev to rebel, declaring the supremacy of the Patriarch of Constantinople over their prince's appointee.

In the Baltic, Lithuania elevated its standing with victories over Poland and the Teutonic Order. The veches of Novgorod and Pskov signed treaties to ship their goods out of the Daugava River, where the normally hostile tribes had submitted to the Grand Duke. Envoys from Poland, Reval and Moscow harangued them for choosing friendship with pagans over fellow Christians. But the veches shrugged them off, arguing that God had used the fast-riding pagan horsemen to humble their haughty knights and that there was a message in there about humility, had they ears to listen.

It would be good to get orders by mid-December, if that's possible. This will be the final round of the campaign.

French - Indibil - ORDERS IN
Germans - anderarcos11 - ORDERS IN
Swedish - doyley50 - AI
English - wzfcns
Venetians - TomoeGozen - ORDERS IN
Golden Horde - Kongxinga - ORDERS IN
East Romans - LuciusSulla
Aragonese - Heidipie - ORDERS IN
Castilians - angusosborne - ORDERS IN
Hungarians - (HAVE HEARD NOTHING, ASSUMING AI)

SnuggleBunnies I hope will still be available to fight battles

Nijis wrote: Fri Dec 08, 2023 12:52 am SnuggleBunnies I hope will still be available to fight battles

Yup, sounds good