Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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CaptainMeme and Ezio commentate part 2 of World of Chaos, the largest game of Diplomacy ever played. This 345-player variant is the Imperial Diplomacy board, but with every supply center being controlled by a different player, plus three new SCs added (Kanem-Bornu, Bavaria and Aotearoa).
CaptainMeme played Kanem-Bornu and Ezio played Amazon!

Other videos on this game (Please DM me on discord if you have made one and want it added!):
Weenhayek (Beehive / South American Theatre) and Masulipatnam (United States of India / Asian Theatre): youtube.com/watch?v=x9ohlwanNFU
Debre Birhan (Evergreen / African Theatre): youtube.com/watch?v=wiA4GWIgh8M
Benin/Nigeria (Guinea Pigs / African Theatre): youtu.be/i6kY6WcCPw4?si=vulUO0wQQJ-spXsD
Dire's Mekele Interview: youtube.com/watch?v=Se6uvyp-WQk
Dire's Benin Interview: youtu.be/T97bDXFzPOs?si=2rAKacgQiV2ot9bL

All messages were public and can be read in the archived discord server:
World of Chaos Server (Archived): discord.gg/M7hhRB7vUY

Imperial Diplomacy Hub: discord.gg/M2AaHAeM9U
DiploStrats Discord Server: discord.gg/xQJym9xKks

Diplomacy is a negotiation-based board game set during World War One. 7 players each control one great power (England, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Russia, and Turkey) and fight for control of Europe, using their diplomatic skill to make covert deals with one another and to backstab their friends. Imperial Diplomacy is a variant created by Flare and Elle, covering the full world map and set in the 1600s.

Note: The following Timestamps indicate when we moved to specific map phases (when we show moves and such) - we quite often talk about a phase a bit before moving the map forward, especially on the phase result to next phase start boundary.

Timestamps:
00:00:00 Spring 1644
00:13:00 Spring 1644 Results
00:18:11 Fall 1644
00:24:59 Fall 1644 Results
00:42:52 Spring 1645
00:43:41 Spring 1645 Results
00:51:30 Fall 1645
00:58:54 Fall 1645 Results
01:13:34 Spring 1646
01:17:30 Spring 1646 Results
01:22:56 Fall 1646
01:24:56 Fall 1646 Results
01:31:55 Winter 1646
01:36:17 Spring 1647
01:40:01 Spring 1647 Results
01:43:23 Fall 1647
01:45:45 Fall 1647 Results