Peru

Old-School Heel

Sunday, August 18th 2013, 2:50am

I've been playing Peru for a few years now, but you'll have noticed it's been a pretty quiet and unremarkable tenure - unless you're Chile and are a touch nervous about the carrier and the submarines.

Anyway - our friend Jefgte has expressed an interest in taking over Peru, and I'm totally cool with this. What about the rest of you?

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BruceDuncan

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Sunday, August 18th 2013, 3:00am

Personally I think that would be an excellent move.

I would be a very good thing to bring a new player (for us) into the game. We have too many countries without active players.

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Brockpaine

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Sunday, August 18th 2013, 3:14am

RE: Peru

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Originally posted by The Rock Doctor
Anyway - our friend Jefgte has expressed an interest in taking over Peru, and I'm totally cool with this. What about the rest of you?

Works for me. I've seen Jefgte's work on this board and elsewhere, and I'd be happy to see him playing my northern neighbor.

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Sachmle

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Sunday, August 18th 2013, 3:40am

Works for me. Jean-Francois has always seemed to be a competent and interesting player who brings a unique set if skills and ideas to the game. And he has previous experience running a South American country in an Naval based Alt History sim, since he played Peru, and then the United Nations of South America (Peru, Argentina, Chile) in Navalism as well.

Bienvenue ami!

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HoOmAn

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Sunday, August 18th 2013, 8:57am

Okidoki

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Sunday, August 18th 2013, 9:05am

Gets my thumbs up

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