Thalmor

What are you even talking about? KETOG+Chaos were at a numerical disadvantage even before t$ (and later NPO) came out to help BK and friends.

Fraggle getting hit is fine.

Tbh withdrawing out of a war without notifying or having contact with the enemy coalition is totally something 2017 Thalmor would do.

Why would we be?

Well, you see, It's really funny that Polaris let their bank get stolen so easily. In fact, I would say it was to easy. It's also quite a coincidence that this would happen right after TUE pulls out, and TUE and Polaris are close allies. Now, maybe Polaris can't pull out of the war the same way TUE did because Polaris is even closer to NPO. But, that doesn't mean they can't 'help out' in other ways. Also, now that the money is in KT, I'm very curious to see where it goes from here. Might end up in some interesting hands.

Had a great Fourth of July. Did a lot of swimming and ate a lot of cornbread and chicken. God bless America.

When you beige a nation you destroyed a percentage of their infra in all cities. Do that.

You should attack anybody who is inactive. There should be plenty of targets in your range that are safe. Declare raid wars. You should focus on looting cash and resources from other players (inactive ones).

You're going to be run out of the game for posting such spicy logs. Watch yourself.

You should disband and join a bigger alliance until you get established and know more about the game.

Remember: They have to do all this just to have a chance at challenging KETOG, Rose, and Chaos because we're that much better than them. C O M P L I M E N T

Kicked and banned for leaking.

What is it with posters tonight and my penis

This is a just a reminder that you are all playing a game, and that behind each screen is a living, breathing person with feelings. I hope that everyone can be respectful of each other, even when we disagree, and realize that while this is a competitive game, there's no need to take it to a personal level. Be kinder to each other. We can all work together to make a better, friendlier, less toxic community by having compassion and respect for one another.