C3C PBEM : "Cortez" - Age of Discovery scenario-based PBEM

[Random fan]

Columbus? Who is Columbus?

 

[ironduck]

Land! We see land!

 

[Random fan]

well do we still have technical problems with this one or is it human factor now?

 

[ironduck]

LouLong says he has it..

 

[Justus II]

OK, our technical problems have apparently been resolved, I have got/played/sent the 1493AD turn today! On to the New World!

 

[Detlef Richter]

It runs again, GPS to Random Fan.

 

[ironduck]

So this is the fabled America? Looks like I was beaten to the punch..

 

[LouLong]

Corrupted file once again.

BTW I got a message from the guy running the gotm. The files were indeed very corrupt but there is no evidence of cheating, at least by the stable save editors usually used (such as Gramphos multi-tool).
If there ever was, we can hope this stopped now (as I don't want to have to check the saves for obvious distortions).

 

[ironduck]

If it's a dodgy mail server as Anarres suggested I'll try uploading them here instead when they show up corrupted. (Replayed and sent this one first though)

 

[Justus II]

In 1494 AD, the monarchy of Spain is pleased to announce the spread of civilization into this New World, as the city of Hispaniola is founded on an island in the Caribbean. More settlements are sure to follow, as Queen Isabella has undertaken to expand in honor of God and Country.

 

[LouLong]

The Dutch know now what you were all talking about !

 

[ironduck]

What is that, have the forgotten Dutch finally arrived?

 

[Detlef Richter]

Hey guys, what are you talking about? Is there really land to the West?

 

[Justus II]

1495 Ad Gps.

 

[Random fan]

In the year 1945 AD Portugese people were very generous and finally decided to introduce the backward Incan people to Spaniards for a simbolic price (all of their gold ) Portugese generosity should never be forgotten

 

[ironduck]

uploaded Lou's turn, hopefully that will solve the recurrent problem..

 

[LouLong]

New turn started

 

[Justus II]

In the year 1945 AD Portugese people were very generous and finally decided to introduce the backward Incan people to Spaniards for a simbolic price (all of their gold ) Portugese generosity should never be forgotten

I'm not discounting the generosity of the Portugese, especially since a Chasqui scout moved adjacent to me this past year anyway!! (Good timing!)

 

[Random fan]

I am still to find at least one treasure...

Are you sure you didn't forget to include them Lou?

 

[LouLong]

Dig harder !!!