Dec 19th 2012, 3:35:05
If you didn't like MD and wanted to hit MD, then fine, that's how the game has always worked.
But don't act like SoF and their allies are looking out for the good of the game. It's ridiculous.
You hit TIE and MD last set to prove you were big tough guys, and to make sure everybody feared you properly like you felt they should. TIE is talking back to you, they gotta go. MD is somehow allied to TIE and would make the numbers look nice, let's throw them in there.
Rival then goes on to hit however many alliances last set for no reason, further cementing how big and strong and tough your power bloc is. Nobody will mess with you now.
Your alliance along with your allies are at the top of the game. You're doing great and you really turned the SoF ship around, so I give you kudos. But drop the "I'm doing it for the good of the game" schtick. It's getting old.
But don't act like SoF and their allies are looking out for the good of the game. It's ridiculous.
You hit TIE and MD last set to prove you were big tough guys, and to make sure everybody feared you properly like you felt they should. TIE is talking back to you, they gotta go. MD is somehow allied to TIE and would make the numbers look nice, let's throw them in there.
Rival then goes on to hit however many alliances last set for no reason, further cementing how big and strong and tough your power bloc is. Nobody will mess with you now.
Your alliance along with your allies are at the top of the game. You're doing great and you really turned the SoF ship around, so I give you kudos. But drop the "I'm doing it for the good of the game" schtick. It's getting old.