Jun 29th 2010, 15:05:59
Originally posted by NukEvil:
Originally posted by TheORKINMan:
Look dude I know you really really really want to believe you are a "major power" if there is such a thing on an online text based game. You really need to take a step back and think about how delusional you've become.
You're running IMAGINARY NUMBERS. They havent won a war since 2004 and never won a war before that. There hasn't been a leader of Imaginary numbers ever who has been a major player while leading them. They are like the Bangaladesh of both versions of Earth.
It ought to tell you something that the only people dumb enough to be convinced to help you was SOL. If you were half as important as you thought you were you'd have gotten a better ally then that. Take a step back and reevaluate yourself man for your own psychological health.
BTW the score is 1JetPS - 3, SOL/iMag - 0
TheORKINMan
1JetPS Supreme Pontiff
You're running IMAGINARY NUMBERS. They havent won a war since 2004 and never won a war before that. There hasn't been a leader of Imaginary numbers ever who has been a major player while leading them. They are like the Bangaladesh of both versions of Earth.
It ought to tell you something that the only people dumb enough to be convinced to help you was SOL. If you were half as important as you thought you were you'd have gotten a better ally then that. Take a step back and reevaluate yourself man for your own psychological health.
BTW the score is 1JetPS - 3, SOL/iMag - 0
TheORKINMan
1JetPS Supreme Pontiff
That may be true, but let's face it. Imag does have a purpose here. Any new clans/alliances that get formed here should have to go through the 'initiation' process before they're generally accepted in the rest of the Earth:Alliance community.
That initiation process begins with a reset at war with Imag. This will be to test the new alliance's ability at organization, coordination, and fighting ability. If the alliance loses, then they're regarded as little more than farmland, and farmed out of existence by the rest of the community.
If they win, then LaF, and LaF only, gets to farm them for the next reset. This part of the process will be to gauge the alliance's diplomacy skills, while at the same time testing their knowledge of the various retaliation techniques. If they go to war with LaF, or otherwise end up dead, the rest of the community will regard them as a war clan, and will generally take land off them only if they really need it.
If they survive the set while gaining some sort of pact with LaF, then the third--and final--part of the initiation process begins--a full reset of posting on AT. How the members of a new alliance post on AT will determine just how organized and professional the leadership of the alliance intends for their alliance to be. If things go well, then the other alliances should be more than willing to offer them pacts and stuff. If not, then they start over, back to step 1.
Nice analysis, so we're the Tank Abbott of Earth?
And this made me LOL: "They are like the Bangaladesh of both versions of Earth."