Leftbehind

I am not sure who would turn down that challenge.

Haha they did. They could have been harder and I think we would have beat them as well. We only slowed growth when we hit what we believe our bank could handle. No sense in having members you can't actually help.

Nailed it!

Gotta add another car to that train.

What do you think is silly, Fist? The idea that various perspectives exists or the fact that you fail to see it is necessary to have. You cannot be so self-righteous to believe that what you done wouldn't be considered no different than what Dusty did. If you are than you need to open that box you call a mind and grab a clue.

You can calm down there. You may not like it when people bring up what you done to regain control of Pantheon in a negative light. We get it that in your eyes you rode in as a white knight to save an alliance making death noises. That is your perspective. Others have the view that you took advantage, done the alliance dirty, no different than what you are claiming DustyDart done. So instead of coming out here beating your chest, trying to climb the podium of higher morality over the cesspool, you can reflect how your alliance can be a better protector and train your little minions. Let's be honest you have obligation to ensure their success which you failed. OOC: Many of those people you view as toxic have been extremely helpful with the micro I belong too. You might forget that we are all playing characters in this game. Some people are villains while others are heroes. If people are choosing to walk away from the game because they cannot understand this than they were truly never playing the game. Like it or not the game is called politics & war. Not arts & crafts. So being able to have various opinions and drama is good for the game overall. If you and others wise to take a moral position than we need players to take the immoral stance. It's already a boring game where nothing happens so grab your crew and I'll grab mine so we can have a good old politic drama fight in public. Let's make PnW great again.

This whole thing started from my opinion that Godfury is an unknown. You decided to fend its honor by trying to prove how relevant you guys are. Not sure why you are so upset by it.

Are you going to be alright? I can see I really hit a sore spot. You can smack talk my terrible mirco all you want, I'd likely help you, but here is the thing. We are a mirco doing its thing in the world so its expected to not be relevant. Your an alliance that is protecting another that has been trying to be relevant.

Read my last post.

Zinger! Don't believe I've claimed otherwise nor does it change the fact that no one knows anything about them. Other than being tied to Pantheon and having been Great Job!'s worst alliance of the week.

Looks like you know everything about Godfury that is worth talking about.

You can hide your junk in the Underground

This is a terrible idea and one that completely takes a big portion of the game away for players. Forcing people to join certain alliances only stagnates their interest further than this game already does naturally. Too many people blame mircos for the death of another game when it was the death of politics that killed it. Here is the thing, in my terrible little mirco I've actually spent a fair chunk of time engaging players, who had little desire to use a secondary, trying to entice them into the bigger world they play in. With some success I might add. When I joined this game I went right into a Top Alliance. That was overwhelming since I knew next to no one and felt more of a number than anything. After sometime there I got bored of reading guides and sitting around that I started thinking about walking away from the game. That's when I realized that in order to have fun I'd have to forge my own path so I hooked up with old friend who introduced me to Gov life in PNW. While in Gov I dealt with some terrible mirco drama but realised it was making this boring game a hell of a lot more interesting for me. So when I was asked to help a friend make this terrible mirco I jumped on board with the idea that if I actually engaged players who are new in a meaningful way that they will want to play this longer and add to the community. So the small more personal environment might be a great way to get players more involved in the game. I understand that so many of you want to blame mircos for players quitting out when there are many reasons why. Things like how alliances don't do anything other than existing, wars that last 3 months too long, the long peace in between wars, the lack of drama and such. A game is supposed to be entertaining so let's make it that.

Dont worry we got your back.

My bad, I have a hard time getting BC off the brain. Happens. Either way my point stands. Feel free to take my advice to step back and use that thing upon your shoulders before posting. Keep in mind that depending on what your goals are in this world that your actions here can hurt, or help, you in achieving them.

It's a rather safe assumption when you have been going on and on about BC getting people to downvote you. Thing is if you had half a clue you would ignore and move on. Yet instead you respond. Now this has been completely off topic so you, do you buddy.

I did and my response is the same. You obviously have a grudge and get bent out of shape. It doesn't matter if they tell people to downvote you or not since we all know you'll give us that sweet, sweet reaction. Basically, you are an easy target that isn't aware that they are doing more harm than good for themselves.

I think you need to take a step back. You get downvoted because you are a salty person who makes your alliance look bad. Which is a shame.

And another dies. It's the circle of life.

Things like this is what ruins games and communities. I am grateful to have met you Freya.

So, am I missing something here? I could have swore what you quoted was about Cynic robbing the bank and him blaming Kev for the leaks. Wait.. Kev is a Cynic multi!

Couldn't agree more with you. The biggest problem with mircos is that too many people run out and start one without having any knowledge of the world they are in. So people who join them enter into a black hole that sucks the enjoyment of the game from them. That's is exactly why we took our time in organizing and creating plans to help us make it through. RH, nor myself, are no strangers to this game and others like it. My reasoning for helping him in this adventure is that it fulfills my desire do something new (to me) and to help newer players along in their journey with hope that they have the same love for this game that we do. We didn't want to start a new alliance with a dozen of other players since it wouldn't allow the newer ones the chance to create and shape their own culture. That is part of why some players lose interest. When you join a big alliance it can be intimidating and impersonal. Some tend to feel like mindless drones or lost. All we do is fill a need for those players while being experienced and organized well enough to teach them the ways of Orbis.

Rome wasn't built in a day. We know how much work will be required in order to achieve any success in this world and as long as we follow our plan and have patience there is little need to be concerned.

Most of those questions are better answered by BC. All I can offer is my perspective. If we fail to meet the expectations laid out by the treaty, and BC, than really we don't deserve to exist. It is why I have no concern with the merge clause. The problem with many mircos is that they exist way longer than necessary.

An honorable mention. Give them 3 weeks, tops.