Desertfalcon

Sheepy's massive production change was really just the straw that broke the camels back for a lot of us. Most of us were already tired of the game as it really hasn't grown more dynamic or interesting with age and were barely active as it was. After Sheepy made those changes it essentially forced all of us to rethink our builds and edit all our cities and most of us just didn't feel like going through all that effort for a game we've come to grow bored of. Personally I voted to stay, and the alliance vote was for the most part an even split, however none of those who wanted to stay were really active enough to lead the alliance. Adding to that many of the people who voted to stay were already pretty apathetic towards the game and only voted to stay out of hopes of keeping the community alive in the game, not because they liked the game itself. I often find myself in the minority in Mensa as I'm the most likely to defend Sheepy, but the game has gotten stagnant and he hasn't done much to change that. His latest change to production did fix the inflation problem in that it raised prices a bit, but over time the markets will adjust and the inflation will come back so it really just kicked the can further down the road and created a headache for everyone. Basically rather than add to the game to make it more interesting, Sheepy just tweaks the formulas and calculations. This shakes things up a bit, but people react quickly and it doesn't change the overall game play at all. Now had the game ever added the ability to fight over actual territories on the map or created a more dynamic economic system with various consumer goods that provide certain bonuses I think a lot of us would have been fine staying. Bottom Line: After two and a half years we just got tired of wars that don't mean anything, and the shallow two dimensional war and economic modules.

I mean nukes are kinda OP in real life as well and can still be launched by leaders who are badly losing a war. My suggestion would be to make it so players can't develop nuclear weapons if any nation at war with them has ground or air control. They could still launch the ones they had stockpiled (if they didn't get spied away) but once those are gone they are out of luck. Or the NRF could be a treated as a "targetable" improvement by airstrikes. The airstrikes wouldn't completely destroy it, but they could render it in operational for 1-2 weeks unless the victim is willing to shell out serious money to immediately repair it.

So if I'm doing my math right it looks like about 700 million people were killed in this war.

This peace treaty won't apply for the next war... Learn to actually read what is in the treaty

Also, if you want to stop Mensa from doing so much damage you should try going to the edit nation tab and selecting "Delete Nation". When you do this right it makes it just about impossible for us to hit you.

Also Vanguard, you should really just consider disbanding all of your armies. All they really do is raise your score which puts you in range of more powerful nation. Stay safe from these strong players by not having a military.

SHHHHHH It makes it easier for us when our enemies are woefully incompetent. Just let them throw nukes at the wall while we grind them all down.

Why do we even need a justification to go to war with Argggh? They're self proclaimed pirates who raid other nations just for money. If Arggh doesn't need a valid CB to start a war than neither does any alliance attacking Arggh.

Good lord did K. Steel get dropped on his head as a child?

It may not be a formal law, but that doesn't mean we can't deal out punishment

Not if it's fairly obvious that you've managed to make a bunch of enemies and were about to be rolled.

It would be quite hilarious if you guys also gangbanged him when he got off vacation mode. Desertion will not be tolerated!

Pride Power Pakistan!!! (Also lol at firefox's level of butt hurt)

Symen can be dangerous if you let it get past your protection.

The furture of DEIC