Imperial Portuguese Diplomacy Commentary Part 2

Here's part 2 of my after action report on my Portuguese game on the Imperial Diplomacy variant map!
Flare's variant Discord is here: / discord
My links are as follows:
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/ discord
/ floridamandiplomacy
And credit for any subtitles belongs to Perygl, for Romanian, to pompodopompom, for French, and to Sploack, for Italian.
This video is about the game of Diplomacy, an American strategic board game created by Allan B. Calhamer in 1954 based on the European Great Powers in the years leading up to World War I. The game was the favorite of John F. Kennedy and Henry Kissinger. Seven (7) players control the respective powers of England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Russia, and Turkey and fight for world domination (control over Europe), using negotiations, diplomatic skill, tactics, and grand strategy to establish covert deals, attack mutual enemies, and backstab established allies. A "stab" is the word for betraying your ally.
TL;DR: Diplomacy is basically Risk without the dice, or chess with seven players on a world map.

[@zachrabun7161]

Very interesting to hear y'all's commentary on this game, especially with A2 just about to kickoff. Looking forward to a possible future commentary for the next iteration of this variant.

[@LCCWPresents]

Posted a new map on the discord called “The Empire and the 13 Kingdoms”. It’s got some influence from the 1936 map where the empire acts like the 12-17th century Holy Roman Empire in theory.

[@gasbasman]

As a colonial you cant fight any other colonial as it leaves up weakness at so many fronts. It possible you need to trade centers with other colonials so everyone has their area of influence

[@Cappy-Bara]

Comment for the Al Gore Rhythm

[@JohnStrain-eu6eu]

Portugal in history fought many different wars. This game no different. You need to fight one opponent at one time, or you lose.