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When Diplomacy Fails Podcast

Delegation Game: The End

When Diplomacy Fails Podcast

Zack Twamley

Phd, International Relations, Korean War, European History, 17th Century, 18th Century, Politics, 20th Century, Thirty Years' War, History, 19th Century, War, First World War

4.8773 Ratings

🗓️ 8 July 2019

⏱️ 97 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we conclude our story f the delegates who partook in this romp through alternative history and imagination land over the last six months. You are all a credit to history podcast listeners, and thanksss so much for making such hard work be so much darn fun. What does the world look like up to 1945? What did the delegates do after 1919 to make their mark upon the world? Furthermore, who would walk away with the coveted 74th ANNUAL DELEGATION GAME AWARDS!? Find out here! Thanks again, you are the best dear delegates. Get bonus content on Patreon

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0:00.0

Thank you. Hello and welcome delegates all to your exclusive glimpse into the future in this concluding episode of the Delegation Game.

0:39.1

In this bonus episode we have two missions. First, to examine the fates of your individual

0:43.9

characters, what they went on to do, and how this strange experience of peacemaking shaped them.

0:49.3

Second, provide context to this world they left behind, and how it differs from our own, based on my

0:55.0

very scientific calculations. Originally, you may be aware, I had planned to separate the two

1:00.6

episodes into one, with the world and the characters getting their own episodes. After working

1:05.1

at this script for more than a week, though, I just came to the decision that combining the two

1:09.2

provides a better narrative and a more compelling story.

1:13.5

Keeping everything tidy like this means we will also bid farewell to the game in the final section of this episode.

1:20.3

So stick around at the end for my concluding thoughts on everything,

1:23.4

as well as the results of the prestigious 74th annual Delegation Game Awards, or something like that.

1:29.9

Considering the sheer range of delegates on offer, our to-do list today seems incredibly long,

1:35.0

hence the ridiculous length of this episode, but I should prefix this by saying,

1:39.8

not everyone can have a supremely detailed epilogue for their character.

1:43.7

The way I have worked this

1:44.6

episode is that everyone will get something, but the more active players will get more. I think that

1:50.1

considering how this game has evolved into roughly 10 very active players, what about 35 technically

1:56.3

active ones, this makes the most sense. And of course, it makes the task considerably less daunting for me.

2:02.8

Obviously, we still have the largest episode we've yet produced, but hopefully with all these

2:06.7

elements, blended together and working coherently, you won't really notice its length.

2:11.3

For this episode, I'll use a mixture of narrative and analysis, explaining the fate of delegates

2:15.7

by looking at their real life fate,

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