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Liar's Dip

WCW Club Season 2011 Games

Last night at Guthrie's Tavern, the Windy City Weasels set a new club record for games played in a season, as seven of us gathered to match wits over a Diplomacy board for the 36th time. The record will climb as we race down the stretch to the Weasel Pyle at Brown Manor on Aug. 13.

This Guthrie's game was a particularly rollicking affair, with shifting alliances and double-dealing in both theaters. Remarked a frustrated Peter Lokken at one point, "I hate games like this. There's no strategy. It's just a bunch of lying."

As always, some lied better than others, and Nate Cockerill, best of all. When the game ended by time limit after the Fall 1907, he had nine centers and the board top. The final center counts were:

Austria (Matt Sundstrom): 7; 24.257 points.
England (Nate Cockerill): 9; 40.099 points.
France (Tyler Mollenkopf): 3; 4.455 points.
Germany (Jim O'Kelley): 3; 4.455 points.
Italy (Peter Lokken): 3; 4.455 points.
Russia (John Gramila): 3; 4.455 points.
Turkey (Josh Kanto): 6; 17.822 points.

The supply center chart is here. We usually don't get a lot of postgame chatter after our bar games, but here's hoping some of the players will share their thoughts.

In the meantime, we still need one more for Saturday's game at Peter Lokken's home. John Gramila will play if absolutely necessary, but let's try to find someone else.

Last Updated (Thursday, 07 July 2011 16:59)

 

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#1 Nate Cockerill 2011-07-08 09:37
As Negotiations began everyone left the room, everyone except for EFG . So we we discussed a 3 way alliance.As we discussed which two everyone would get I suggested I take Norway and Denmark. Jim O'kelley said well if we do it that way then I can bounce Russia in Sweden. So it was decided I would get Belgium.

I went outside to come to an agreement over Scandinavia with Russia. We came to an agreement and stuck to it nearly until the end of the game. Probably more due to the fact that our potential allies became our enemies in the early game. (To be cont.)
 
 
#2 Jim O'Kelley 2011-07-11 23:13
Quote:
As always, some lied better than others, and Nate Cockerill, best of all.

I didn't mean, by the way, to imply that Nate always lies the best. Only that he was the best liar on this night.
 
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WindyCityWeasel: Best countries: a O'Kelley, e Lokken, f Gramila, G Baumgartner, I Glass, R Anand, T Sundstrom. Seven boards, 21 unique players. Great wknd!

Sunday, 22 April 2012 from Twitter for iPhone

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WindyCityWeasel: Finished up about 90 minutes ago. Top board, 1-7: Sundstrom, Anand, Lokken, Baumgartner, Gramila, O'Kelley, Cockerill.

Sunday, 22 April 2012 from Twitter for iPhone

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WindyCityWeasel: He's faking it though. He's on board 2; I'm on board 1, making bad choices as Turkey.

Sunday, 22 April 2012 from Twitter for iPhone

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WindyCityWeasel: And the TD throws the tournament's first temper tantrum.

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