Jean Parisot
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I better get another crack at Mr. Booty out of this, he still owes me a rap for the last war we fought <3
Welcome TLF I guess, still don't really understand why you chose to attack us considering your other options, but the more the merrier I suppose, have fun!
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I hope we get some Valyrian Steel out of this, I could use something better than my chipped arming sword.
Looking forward to working with you folks!
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Although I haven't had much contact with you, I always thought you chose a cool name.
I hope everything goes as well as possible in surgery and that you have a speedy recovery so you can go on that vacation!
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Best of luck KR! Enjoy the war!
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Congrats to both of you guys, best of luck going forward!
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This is awesome, congratulations!
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Oh snap! Welcome to P&W \m/!
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Best of luck Betulius!
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Thanks Sheepy!
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Thanks for the info Rozalia.
I don't mind changing to another location within Africa but that was my only location change so I'm kinda stuck for now lol
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What were you doing (or trying to do):
I was attempting to change my nation location from Europe to Africa.
What happened (describe thoroughly please):
I had one location change to use so I used the interface and placed my nation near the present day city of present day Tunis, Tunisia within the continent of Africa. After hitting the "Change my location" button I observed my nation had indeed changed locations. My issues is that my nation is still on the European continent despite being clearly changing my location to Africa.
Link to page:
https://politicsandwar.com/nation/id=4692
Thanks!
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This is nice to see! I've had Lots of fun fighting you folks and been lucky and had lots of fun people to war with. Good luck rebuilding!
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Please pardon the interruption, however I wanted to make a small point about the OP.
When presented with these terms, The Seven Kingdoms flat out denied them. According to SK, they did not feel they should pay reparations as they insist its "bad for the game". SK, you are not the sole arbiter of what is or what is not good for Politics and War. To think you are is nothing short of arrogant.
VE claims SK thinks it is the sole arbiter of what is and what is not good for PnW.
Guardian and The Seven Kingdoms, in their continued arrogance, feel they are above personal responsibility. They feel they deserve to just say "sorry bro!" and be able to move on. What makes them so deserving? If any of you decided to attack an alliance out of the blue, reparations would be sought for the bad act. What makes Guardian and the Seven Kingdoms above this time honored principle? Why do they think they deserve to follow a different set of rules then the rest of the players in this game?
Is it because they spent so long with a strangle hold on the top tier that they honestly feel a different set of rules apply to them? It might be, but it matters not. They will follow the same code as the rest of Orbis's citizens, and they will take responsibility for their actions, one way or another.
The time where they operate above the rules is over, whether they understand that yet or not.
VE then goes on to claim what is and what is not good for PnW and describes the code which apparently all of us follow.
I didn't realize reps were the norm in PnW... I don't seem to recall any after the last few wars, or any wars for that matter, but perhaps my memory is failing me (as it does from time to time).
You may now go back to your regularly scheduled mud-slinging
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Thanks Sheepy!
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What were you doing (or trying to do): Getting nuked.
What happened (describe thoroughly please): I was nuked on 05/27/2015 06:15 am and was automatically switched to beige for sixty turns (like what is supposed to happen). I was nuked once more on 05/28/2015 04:45 pm however my beige counter did not reset back to 60 turns. The number of nukes eaten on my nation page is also still at 1 despite being nuked twice so this may be related in some way.
Link to page:
War Timeline pageNation page (showing nukes eaten)
Any other relevant information:
This has occurred to at least two other people that I know of. Thanks!
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I'm really disappointed now that the nuke that hit me didn't have a name
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Letter from a Sargoth Drydock worker to his wife, August 21st, 1992.
Dear Emily,
I hope this letter finds you and the children well. The weeks have turned into months and I miss the little ones dearly.
For the last two months we have been working 16 hour shifts at the dockyard. We are all tired. At first we were all proud of the beautiful ships we managed to pump out in record time, nearly one every two weeks (you'd be impressed if you could see it!). As you know such a pace was unheard of in peacetime where new ships are only required to replace the old ones that are slated to be scrapped. That pace has a cost however; myself and many of the men and women here have grown weary. At first we were buoyed by national pride, knowing we were sending our young boys off to do battle in the finest craft in all of Calradia (don't let the scrubs over at Yalen tell you any different). Seeing the entire fleet sortie was an fearful sight, sitting at the mouth of the harbor. There must have been a full forty warships riding at anchor.
Unfortunately we have been seeing fewer and fewer coming back from sorties each time.....
Last week the ships stopped coming home at all. Enemy ships were able to steam right up to the harbor and fire into the defenseless city. Don't worry, I'm doing my best to stay away from any danger as it pops up, but if anything this proves we made a good decision sending you and the little ones to the country, hard as it may be.
Thankfully we received a small amount of relief today. After weeks of sending newly built ships and fresh crews out to meet the enemy and never seeing them again the fleet returned to port today! That combined with the fact that we received the first shipment of imported goods since the war began leads me to believe the blockade may have been lifted. Maybe things are looking up finally. I hate working on these ships just to never see them and the boys in them again. Hopefully this string of good luck will last a bit longer.
With Love,
-Alayen
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Thanks Gameo, I usually try to keep it updated close to every day. As you can tell I'm running a bit behind this week but I'll likely be able to catch up tomorrow.
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Average Prices in 2015 as of 03/21/15
Market Index: $11,384 (296) --- (102.7%)
1) Uranium: $2,252 (23) --- (101.0%)
2) Steel: $1,512 (54) --- (103.7%)
3) Aluminum: $1,390 (19) --- (101.4%)
4) Gasoline: $1,379 (57) --- (104.3%)
5) Bauxite: $1,135 (10) --- (100.9%)
6) Coal: $854 (26) --- (103.1%)
7) Iron: $781 (30) --- (104.0%)
8) Munitions: $715 (31) --- (104.5%)
9) Lead: $659 (21) --- (103.3%)
10) Oil: $589 (24) --- (104.2%)
11) Food: $118 (1) --- (100.9%)
Average Price Notes
- Another great week on the market, which has resulted in average price increases for all resources (yet again).
- Gasoline had the largest increase in average price, likely due to the large price spike towards the end of this past week.
Weekly Average: 03/15/15 - 03/21/15
Market Index: $14,466 (3082) --- (127.1%)
1) Uranium: $2,488 (236) --- (110.5%)
2) Steel: $2,074 (562) --- (137.2%)
3) Gasoline: $1,972 (594) --- (143.1%)
4) Aluminum: $1,584 (194) --- (114.0%)
5) Bauxite: $1,241 (106) --- (109.4%)
6) Coal: $1,134 (280) --- (132.7%)
7) Iron: $1,093 (312) --- (140.0%)
8) Munitions: $1,029 (314) --- (144.0%)
9) Lead: $874 (215) --- (132.7%)
10) Oil: $841 (252) --- (142.7%)
11) Food: $135 (17) --- (114.3%)
Weekly Average Price Notes
- Yet again the average prices for this week averaged well above the average for 2015.
- Not much more needs to be said, the numbers say it all
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Daily Prices: 03/21/15
Market Index: $15,668 (242) --- (101.6%)
1) Uranium: $2,583 (-16) --- (99.4%)
2) Steel: $2,357 (50) --- (102.2%)
3) Gasoline: $2,104 (-109) --- (95.1%)
4) Aluminum: $1,721 (47) --- (102.8%)
5) Coal: $1,337 (143) --- (112.0%)
6) Bauxite: $1,284 (0) --- (100.0%)
7) Iron: $1,159 (42) --- (103.8%)
8) Munitions: $1,142 (75) --- (107.0%)
9) Lead: $979 (30) --- (103.2%)
10) Oil: $825 (-61) --- (93.1%)
11) Food: $177 (41) --- (130.1%)
Daily Price Notes
- The Market Index gained a net total of $242 today.
- Coal had the highest total increase today ($143). Food had the highest percentage increase (130.1%).
- Gasoline had the lowest drop in value today ($-109). Oil had the lowest drop in percentage (93.1%).
- Lead reaches a 5 day increase streak.
- Steel, Aluminum, Coal, Munitions, Lead and now Food are all at their highest prices of 2015.
- Coal has it's single best day of 2015.
Adjusted Resource Profit: 03/21/15
(2) - 1) Coal: $1,270 --- (95.0%)
(0) - 2) Steel: $1,192 --- (50.6%)
(-2) - 3) Gasoline: $1,185 --- (56.3%)
(0) - 4) Aluminum: $1,104 --- (64.2%)
(0) - 5) Bauxite: $1,017 --- (79.2%)
(0) - 6) Uranium: $916 --- (35.5%)
(0) - 7) Iron: $892 --- (77.0%)
(1) - 8) Lead: $812 --- (83.0%)
(-1) - 9) Oil: $758 --- (91.9%)
(0) - 10) Munitions: $482 --- (42.2%)
Profit Notes
- Coal overtakes Steel and Gasoline to reach the top spot, while Gasoline falls from #1 to #3.
- Lead overtakes Oil for the #8 spot.
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Daily Prices: 03/20/15
Market Index: $15,426 (345) --- (102.3%)
1) Uranium: $2,599 (97) --- (103.9%)
2) Steel: $2,307 (197) --- (109.3%)
3) Gasoline: $2,213 (-10) --- (99.6%)
4) Aluminum: $1,674 (78) --- (104.9%)
5) Bauxite: $1,284 (20) --- (101.6%)
6) Coal: $1,194 (81) --- (107.3%)
7) Iron: $1,117 (-38) --- (96.7%)
8) Munitions: $1,067 (46) --- (104.5%)
9) Lead: $949 (8) --- (100.9%)
10) Oil: $886 (-137) --- (86.6%)
11) Food: $136 (3) --- (102.3%)
Daily Price Notes
- The Market Index gained a net total of $345 today.
- Steel had the highest total increase today ($197) as well as garnering the highest percentage increase (109.3%).
- Oil had the lowest drop in value today ($-137) as well as garnering the lowest percentage change (86.6%).
- Gasoline's increase streak comes to an end at 6 days.
- After a record day yesterday, Oil has it's single worst day in 2015 today.
- After further price increases from yesterday, Uranium, Steel, Aluminum, Coal, Munitions, and Lead are all at their highest prices of 2015.
Adjusted Resource Profit: 03/20/15
(0) - 1) Gasoline: $1,273 --- (57.5%)
(1) - 2) Steel: $1,203 --- (52.2%)
(-1) - 3) Coal: $1,127 --- (94.4%)
(1) - 4) Aluminum: $1,057 --- (63.1%)
(-1) - 5) Bauxite: $1,017 --- (79.2%)
(2) - 6) Uranium: $932 --- (35.9%)
(0) - 7) Iron: $850 --- (76.1%)
(-2) - 8) Oil: $819 --- (92.5%)
(0) - 9) Lead: $782 --- (82.4%)
(0) - 10) Munitions: $417 --- (39.1%)
Profit Notes
- There are now five resources above the $1,000 mark!
- Steel overtakes Coal for the #2 spot.
- Aluminum overtakes it's raw resource Bauxite for the #4 spot. Uranium moves up two and Oil moves down two to end up at #6 and #8 respectively.
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Daily Prices: 03/19/15
Market Index: $15,081 (1243) --- (109.0%)
1) Uranium: $2,502 (68) --- (102.8%)
2) Gasoline: $2,223 (337) --- (117.9%)
3) Steel: $2,110 (143) --- (107.3%)
4) Aluminum: $1,596 (115) --- (107.8%)
5) Bauxite: $1,264 (48) --- (103.9%)
6) Iron: $1,155 (117) --- (111.3%)
7) Coal: $1,113 (29) --- (102.7%)
8) Oil: $1,023 (275) --- (136.8%)
9) Munitions: $1,021 (31) --- (103.1%)
10) Lead: $941 (69) --- (107.9%)
11) Food: $133 (11) --- (109.0%)
Daily Price Notes
- The Market Index gained a massive net total of $1243 today!
- Gasoline had the highest total increase today ($337). Oil had the highest percentage increase (136.8%).
- Food had the lowest increase in value today ($11). Coal had the lowest increase in percentage (102.7%).
- Gasoline and Oil each had their best single days of 2015 as did the Market Index.
- Six resources are at their highest prices of 2015! Uranium, Steel, Gasoline, Munitions, Lead, and Oil.
- The Market Index is also at it's highest level of 2015.
Adjusted Resource Profit: 03/19/15
(1) - 1) Gasoline: $1,238 --- (55.7%)
(-1) - 2) Coal: $1,046 --- (94.0%)
(1) - 3) Steel: $1,021 --- (48.4%)
(-1) - 4) Bauxite: $997 --- (78.9%)
(0) - 5) Aluminum: $986 --- (61.8%)
(3) - 6) Oil: $956 --- (93.5%)
(-1) - 7) Iron: $888 --- (76.9%)
(-1) - 8) Uranium: $835 --- (33.4%)
(-1) - 9) Lead: $774 --- (82.3%)
(0) - 10) Munitions: $374 --- (36.6%)
Profit Notes
- After a booming day on the market, Gasoline overtakes Coal for the top spot!
- Three resources are now garnering profits above $1,000 per unit!
- Steel overtakes Bauxite for the #4 spot.
- Oil jumps three positions into the #6 spot while Iron, Uranium and Lead each lose a spot.
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This game is turning into "Politics and Leaks"
#1. Whoever got this intelligence knows more than I do, maybe I should talk to him/her to find out what's going on with my alliance
#2. Echoing some one on the first page that must have really sucked for whoever did all the nation links.
#3. I made the list! woo! yay me!
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Daily Prices: 03/18/15
Market Index: $13,838 (75) --- (100.5%)
1) Uranium: $2,434 (-20) --- (99.2%)
2) Steel: $1,967 (87) --- (104.6%)
3) Gasoline: $1,886 (24) --- (101.3%)
4) Aluminum: $1,481 (-20) --- (98.7%)
5) Bauxite: $1,216 (-4) --- (99.7%)
6) Coal: $1,084 (35) --- (103.3%)
7) Iron: $1,038 (-32) --- (97.0%)
8) Munitions: $990 (-25) --- (97.5%)
9) Lead: $872 (79) --- (110.0%)
10) Oil: $748 (-37) --- (95.3%)
11) Food: $122 (-12) --- (91.0%)
Daily Price Notes
- The Market Index gained a net total of $75 today.
- Steel had the highest total increase today ($87). Lead had the highest percentage increase (110.0%).
- Oil had the lowest drop in value today ($-37). Food had the lowest drop in percentage (91.0%).
- Gasoline reaches a 5 day increase streak.
- The Market Index is at it's highest mark so far in 2015.
- Gasoline and Lead are each at their highest prices of 2015 as well.
Adjusted Resource Profit: 03/18/15
(0) - 1) Coal: $1,017 --- (93.8%)
(0) - 2) Gasoline: $992 --- (52.6%)
(0) - 3) Bauxite: $949 --- (78.1%)
(1) - 4) Steel: $926 --- (47.1%)
(-1) - 5) Aluminum: $887 --- (59.9%)
(0) - 6) Iron: $771 --- (74.3%)
(0) - 7) Uranium: $767 --- (31.5%)
(1) - 8) Lead: $705 --- (80.9%)
(-1) - 9) Oil: $681 --- (91.1%)
(0) - 10) Munitions: $366 --- (37.0%)
Profit Notes
- Coal has once again surpassed the $1,000 mark!
- Steel overtakes Aluminum for the #4 spot.
- Lead overtakes Oil for the #8 spot.
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Peace to the Seven Kingdoms
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Good fight everyone! I had fun even though I got wiped out from the get go, kudos to tS and others for not letting myself and others rebuild. Had quite a few fun opponents and may or may not have been proposed to as a result of this war so I guess it wasn't all bad!
Hope everyone has a good rebuild.