Re: Stalings et al.
 

I have send my friends mailaddy to Limbo, so they can work out the practical side of replacing Ulm.

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I certainly echo the sentiment; I mean, like Knudsen says, it's the same as playing against AI if a nations decisions are made from any other basis than what is good for the nation.

Rex, why are you so suspicious of anyone subbing for Ulm? I mean, why would Knudsen's friend do any other decisions than would someone completely different? I'd like to get a player as soon as possible, so as not to stall the game any longer. Although with limbo taking a trip we could look for someone completely unrelated. I however, would feel more comfortable with a personal friend of someone than I would with a name on the screen, since the master-password can be abused and all.

Re: Stalings et al.
 

Even if Ulm DOES do something "weird", well that's how the game goes.

People are unpredictable, unreliable... that's just part of playing multiplayer.

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Latest news

My friend, Rasmus, is all set to take over Ulm. But he ran into trouble logging in with the password he recieved and is currently awaiting further guidance from Limbo.

In the meantime. Lets talk about how evil and unnatural the wandering dead are ;-)

Re: Stalings et al.
 

...news ?

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Is this thing dead?

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I hope not!

Re: Stalings et al.
 

I'd guess (wish) things get moving once again when limbo returns from whatever limbo he's been banished into.

Re: Stalings et al.
 

it has been so long i can hardly remember what this game was about.
something about how good and green the man's lands look and it would be a great place for others to visit.
....yummie trees....
now would be a good time to nibble harvest a few trees while he is not looking.
quick before its to late.... http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/image...es/biggrin.gif

Re: Stalings et al.
 

I see we'll have to find a nice quiet forest where we can lay your skeletons to rest