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'''[[Press]] Variations''' Some gunboat games allow press to be published by the GM as a means to facilitate some communication betwe

...eboat with a meaningless twist. A silly opening indeed, useless even in no-press games, as its meaning is unfathomable.

5. Press and Espionage a. Players are encouraged to include press statements with moves.

#Any press should be hostile and/or abusive.

...list as a plain-text mechanism for sending messages between players in no-press games, such as ...ignored) to convey messages to other players, which might be handy in a no-press game. For example, England could have used his fourth (or a fifth, etc.) or

NOTE: Once contact occurs, the two CIVs can exchange e-mail, maps, and press. BUT note, that if the units no longer satisfy the first three of the above

...liance with Russia makes the Franco-German alliance even more difficult to press home and there is also the possibility that either Austria or Italy can be

...pes, do we? The main difference between ULD and standard Diplomacy is that press is incorporated into the game itself as a central game mechanism.

...n)-Ruh 56.34% of the time and the A(Ruh) is now in a dilemma of whether to press on into Holland or Belgium (usually Holland) or to protect Munich. To send

...former case not even then. What Italy usually does then is to continue to press away with the armies, sending the fleet to Tun and building a second fleet.

The press releases can as used for propaganda value. In general, I think they should

...Gunboat' game setting. The GM would probably organise some limited form of press for the Minors.

The Arctic Ocean has received much press recently due to two major issues: global warming and the resultant melting

...what another player would do, from watching their style of play or through press, and used that knowledge either to attack them or successfully defend again

...hese three countries stand together and are successful, they will begin to press out against their neighbours, Italy, Austria—Hungary, and Russia. If thos