Daveth

Peace in our time...

I actually wholeheartedly agree - so I'll piggyback Krampus taking the time to write this. --- Reading through the thread, I'm not sure what's the point in increasing the costs marginally? To my understanding, it's a resource production and availability problem - macroeconomic, and a microeconomic change wouldn't impact it significantly? Also, I've run into people being demotivated due to not being able to afford nukes or missiles for one reason or the other, so I'm not positive this would be clever considering they'd get further demotivated and otherwise need to make due even further. Thinking of game experience, the real headline is figuring out how to make the game more fun even if you are on the losing side of the dogpile, not what appears to be the opposite?

1) So, I understand TKR and Grumpy have gone through some of this. I'm not sure if you remember, but Carthago was hit multiple times shortly post-rebuild during our existence... and I mean, we're rolling with the punches. 2) I am not in a leadership position. I've been retired for around a year - keep up with the times, old man; 3) Grave is not a scumbag, he's just a bumbling idiot. That's also a mischaracterization of the events - he sent those during the period The Immortals were being rolled.

Did you take your medicine? I ain't no scumbag.

What I'm suggesting is the pretty bog simple dynamic of an asymmetric war, which might be a novel concept regardless of your supposed background in Milcom. It's infinitely easier to declare more wars when you're fighting more people. Whereas we were limited to the initial slots and then instantly hitting you whenever a shmuck came off beige... or didn't VM for that matter. Y'know what the difference between us is? You'd reach out to anyone willing to listen to your drivel. On the flip side, your folks reach out us looking to join up because of how tired they are of your excuse for a government, lmao.

Thanks for further proving my point you haven't the slightest idea what's going on! More wars per player... Rofl I had to think for a moment to remember what you were getting at. Yeah, that's how basic math works - if there's more of us than there are of you, the average is naturally gonna be different since we run out of slots a piece, lmao. I don't know what that says about us, only tells me you're an idiot. As for a lack of Milcom, yeah that's apparent. Really something how people getting bailed out come out of the woodwork to say shit like they matter...

The degree to which you are oblivious to the dynamic of current events is truly something, honestly... and the fact you'd think anyone who matters agrees with you is amusing. You know nothing of the why of this war, and if you buy an "overall disapproval", whatever floats your boat, I guess? In terms of the approval of the declaration by government or our members - we actually had a blast for like the 5 seconds y'all fought us for... lol

The part about predecessors honestly seems clear enough, albeit in my mind, within a sins of the father kind of sense... which is always poor imo. As for the rest, I'm disappointed still - I was told this would clarify things and that it would include a private reasoning, but I'm still left with doubt. - Enabled them how? Via declaring on you? Seems a bit odd to blame us for coordinating with a then M ally, but hey, fair enough if it's a revenge war. I feel we've been pretty vocal as to when we disagreed with T$. I mean, as was exemplified by parting ways. - What behavior, exactly, do you take issue with? I feel like people often make vague assertions and expect that to somehow clarify whatever grievance they're feeling in a given moment. TFP usually articulates their points, but it doesn't seem like that was the case here.

Aren't jokes supposed to be funny though? The way it reads isn't really as humor...

We'll see you in court for copyright infrigement.

To my knowledge, this highlighted part in particular is patently false, for the record. Also, I'm a bit confused reading through the entire post, what's the CB: - A revenge war? - A baseless thesis we are still somehow tied to The Syndicate, that is, after you rolled them without intervention?

Yet another well made post by TFP. Thank you.

So what, the Church was only disbanded for tax purposes? PS: Hope the folks invoved have fun.

All in good time...