Kastor

Tywin had reasons, he was protecting his family. The Emperor is a bad guy we see in 1 movie, the real bad guy is Darth Vader who is corrupted and turns good at the end(spoiler alert). Thanos, Voldermort, and Sauron all had reasonings when you read the books. Very few characters in writing do things for no reason.

I’d be sad if Pantheon disbanded after this.

Pre’s 0-2 lately dang. Its a no from me dawg.

Nope. Danny dies next episode, Jon leads his army against King’s landing and wins, taking his rightful place on the iron throne. Also Jamie kills the Night King. Cersei dies in childbirth, and Sansa becomes Warden of the North.

this. 12 turns are too long.

I like this.

Advisory Warning When executing a Sabotage Nuclear Weapons operation, note that you will be unable to destroy Nuclear Weapons created within 12 turns (24 hours) of the last 12AM (midnight) server update. This is to prevent Nuclear Weapons from immediately being sabotaged after creation. Why is this a thing, and why can’t we get rid of this. If it gets spied away, it gets spied away.

When have we ever seen that?

Should’ve just dropped them.

Shoutout to Soup for knocking Fark below TGH tho.

"We're gonna hit you with first strike advantage while you're not online and without you having military, and see what we can do. Also, if you call in any allies or friends to help you, Chaos bloc will roll you. But this is fair, trust us, we're bringing community outreach." Feel free to bring that outreach to TGH, we're waiting.

Thanos is sitting here just burning bridges lmfaoooooo

Soooo...Buorhann states he was gonna hit Polaris, who our beef was with, and had no quarrels with IQ and we were paid to hit. He also says he wasn't going to join that war. Where exactly did Buorhann lie here?

Basic question while everyone is doing things. Are you interested in fighting an alliance/sphere that was per say the biggest sphere, simply because they didn't go mini sphere and became a major power? This isn't a shot at BK, I know some of the other stuff you're doing/planning. I just want to know what people think.

You guys have 37 nations at the (24) city and up mark to our 58. Now between (17) and (23) which is arguably right around mid tier and you can easily fight others, you guys have 285 to our 104. To make the macro case against your point, between the 17-23 mark, you have almost 35% of all nations between that range. Either way, it doesn't seem like you learned from the pst 3 major wars, people don't like when you control an entire tier, and you're making good on the case to try to control the lower/mid tier. Wasn't it BK FA which you were apart of that pulled off the biggest political blunder which led to the biggest stretch of stagnation and tiering difference in the game's history?