Dr James Wilson

Why would you even bother talking unless you're really just that desperate to be rolled?

Nobody likes you. On Topic, did you guys have to vote to recognize hostilities? If so, that's easily the quickest I've ever seen WTF move. Did Kenny come out of retirement to talk about it too?

Well, I was gunna make a joke about it mattering if they're too inactive to notice, but lo and behold someone from WTF actually posted. Drat.

Go get 'em, Tiger!

This is quite possibly one of the dumbest responses I've ever seen. "Of course they didn't tell people the vote would matter! If they knew that, they would have voted for the choice we didn't want to go with even harder!" Frankly, the fact that you dismiss my criticism that my vote didn't count toward the game change because "it would most likely have been for the smallest change" is disgusting and indicates that you are part of the problem. So much about this vote would have been different if people knew it would have actual weight behind it instead of just being a 'how do you feel' poll as it was presented. You are part of the problem of the administration and development team taking absolutely nothing the community says or feels about the game into account. You are what is wrong with Politics and War. You claim the proof is that the vote surged after the thread was closed. Why don't you care about the fact that the thread was closed before the poll was, which does nothing but imply that Pre waited for the result to be what he wanted before closing it before the poll closed. There is an option when creating polls to close it at a specific time. The failure to do so or indifference to its scheduled closing is despicable and completely destroys any semblance of innocence on the part of Pre.

That's bullshit. You're making assumptions about how people will vote which is basically saying you'll do what you think it best and this didn't matter. If it's going to change, I should get to vote what I think it is like the other half of the people who voted for their percentage. Not that I miss out because you are assuming how I would have voted otherwise.

Huh. Alright, sorry for that then. My other point stands however. The Iron Dome is now a waste of a project slot at 30% when its better spent on an economic or other war project. Why would I waste a project slot on a 30% chance of stopping an attack that will destroy what, 300-500 infra and maybe an improvement? And why did this end up being the deciding vote on implementing this? If this was going to actually change a game mechanic why wasn't that made clear when voting? Everyone that voted for no change is automatically excluded from getting to vote on what they think the change should be? If it's going to change, I don't think it should be change to 30% but I didn't get to say what I think because I voted no change.

Will anyone from Taith actually be present?

Hey @Prefontaine. I'm a bit confused by your logic. 92 people voted for no change, but since it was a 'close' vote, you opted to go with the minority and change it to the most voted for change anyway? Why? Do I not know how to math correctly or does it feel like, ya just wanted to do it anyway. Further more, if you're going to decrease the effectiveness of a specific project even for a 'short period of time and then reassess', where is the change in cost to it? Or we just have to spend the same thing on a now shit project that is more or less a waste of a project slot? I guess what I'm really asking is, What the !@#$ are you doing and why do you insist on doing things that make it feel like it was just a show to say you took the community's opinion on the matter just to do what you wanted anyway?

You are literally a disgrace to the Office and everything Dwight Schrute.

I, for one, am eager to hear more about this secret hedge/Swamp server that Greybird, who, clearly would know about such things, says existed and Arctic has accepted as cannon.

Are you lost little fella?

The frustration it clearly causes some of you is amazing and justifies keeping the dome as is 🤣

lolok Hi Shadow. Not really, but if it helps you sleep at night.

Not as rich as trying to compare actual aggressive actions to "poaching during a merge". That's gold, Jerry. Gold.

I'm sorry, but if your alliance is merging with another and someone decides that they don't want to do that and approaches other members to say if you don't want to go through with it come with me, that's not poaching. To even plan with the notion that everyone is going to make the move and for no possibility of some members going off to do their own thing would be a failure of planning. No matter how much time beforehand was spent on getting the communities interacting, all it comes across as them forcing people to merge. And to top it off by attacking the guy, petty. Not that it isn't enjoyable seeing a !@#$ like Alan get his teeth kicked in, but wouldn't have been hard to find a more legit reason.

First of all, any comment that starts with no offense is clearly implying offense so why bother with such a misguided dismissal? There are more nation sim and games of similar design based off other concepts like space or medieval times and its entirely possible to play more then one at a time. So, try not to just dismiss my opinion because you only know of my history here.

It's funny cause Alan's an idiot and nobody's going to care because they're all micros but damn that's a laughable justification for hitting someone to set the shenanigans in motion.

Kentucky!

I wish you all the best after I stole everything you had and tried to sell you.

I will have you know I cherish my evenings with Mrs. Thalmor's mom, thank you very much.

I've been playing games like this since 2007. If I only learned one thing from it all, its that democracies do not work here. And the rare time you get one that does I tend to chalk it up too a broken clock being right twice a day. The most successful are always meritocracies.

The reference being made is a conversation I had with Akuryo after the Duloc Affairs ended where we discussed renewing the o-level defensive treaty between our two blocs.

Excuse me, you always have time for me.