Shiho Nishizumi

Mitsuru on the prelude to this war:

Uhm...

An attacker that doesn't attack (either for slotfilling or sitting) being treated as the loser (and losing infra/loot as a result) of a 100-100 resistance stalemate would be there to prompt the attacker into at least doing something in the war, rather than just end up filling a slot. Them not getting beige time out of it would be there to prevent people from deliberately declaring wars, not attacking and taking the loss that would usually grant them some beige time, which would allow them to rebuild military. The entire reason why people stagger beiges or deny them in the first place is to prevent people from being able to rebuild and mount a counter offensive. In one hand, I get that it's frustrating for the one that's on the receiving end of it (I've been there). However, it's been a common military procedure since resistance has been introduced, which is why I question the timing of your post (and no, I don't buy your excuse when you were merrily shitposting [and were in tCW] during that war). Furthermore, you're not abusing anything by not beiging (except for when people declare and don't do anything with their war, which I've already addressed). This notion that you *have* to beige your opponent is quite silly. You're not breaking any rules or abusing any mechanics by not beiging (particularly if you have a blockade on your adversary). You are forfeiting loot and destroyed infra for the sake of allowing a neutralized enemy to remain neutralized, which is ultimately what wins a (conventional) war. I'm highlighting conventional because there's unconventional ways to keep fighting, but that's up for the involved parties to find out. And no, some people delete or quit right away because they can't handle seeing stuff that took them a while to build go poof, and this tends to happen plenty before they get in the perma-pinning part of the war, so these changes wouldn't address those people, if that's your concern.

Interesting. Why didn't you find these to be ''bull and unfair'' when you yourselves were doing similar, if not the same things, during DDR/69 Day War? At any rate, the proper solution to beige denials would be to have a beige happen regardless of resistance reaching 0 or not, such as is Scarfalot's proposal (Sketchy had proposed it earlier this year with some differences). And an easy failsafe to people declaring and not attacking would be that, if at the time of expiry each party still has 100 resistance, the attacker would be granted a defeat, and suffer the same penalties nations suffer when losing, but without being beiged (this is to prevent people abusing said mechanic in order to gain beige time).

Chicken Wing hasn't logged in since we nuked him (which is why he VM'd as well) in DDR/69 Day war. I never thought getting nuked could be that traumatizing. More power to the Atom, eh @James II?

If I recall, Sketchy already has the war data registered for those. In other words, those are still reflected in those stats.

OpenShot. It's a bit tricky though. This was my first time edit, hence why there's some errors here and there.

Not sure how hitting the other side's vulnerable nations, especially that of an alliance that is already involved, is a sign of desperation. Also, if they are going to go down regardless of what they do, doing the most damage before going down is the sensible thing to do.

It's not so much that you're a threat, but rather that when you're already warring the protector, there's little incentive for them to respect the protectorate treaty.

Don't worry, Leo will be happy to provide such entertainment once your VM runs out.

I'm afraid that the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force won't be there to bail them out this time around.

I'd also recommend you to join one of the top 20 alliances. They can facilitate you resources and knowledge (alongside a community to be part of) which will help to smooth things up. @Maia Yeah. Raiding is more profitable, and on top of that, gives you a reason to log in daily. Also a good way to learn the mechanics.

That one person will have the privilege of using the most advanced Mosin Nagant there is out there.

Earlier today he was boasting about how he'll likely not have to fight in this war due to his VM, so you can draw your own conclusions from that.

249 turns = 20sh days.

Are you going to extend VM for 'school', or are you actually going to hop into the trenches when it expires? Doesn't take that much time per day to fight for you alliance, you know.

Hey dude, he's following Felkey's footsteps. Cut him some slack .

Not going to lie, that was an amusing theme for a DoW. Best of luck.

Ngl, Animal Face-Off was great.

Treat me with some Scotch.