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Chaos Contingency? I remember you! Barely... it seems so long ago, but when I think about it, it was really only around five or six years ago...

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LordAxel: i belive, that you took wrong empire over. Swarm is minor empire, which will have no effect to the outcome. Church of mind is empire to be replaced, but his player is still logged to the game.

Sigh.. There goes easy victory. Without that's races 2000 talismanships that remained after i broke free his blockade i would only face about 3000 normal ships and less than 1000 talisman ships from another player. Now powerbalance swings back to the alliance. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/frown.gif

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And hello to you too.

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Hello Lord Axel
The Church of the mind is the empire to take over. The Church is allied with the Chin The swarm And Magramar in a nobel crusade to wipe out the crystal vermin and the Hadels. So far the war has been fought to a stalemate with the crystal vermin pushed back into their own cluster of about 20 systems. Billions have died on both sides of the conflict. Currently each side has about the same number of ships about 4000. The Chin Empire has over 1090 planets and one Sphereworld to administer. This is a game of epic porportions.
This is why I am eager to see this thread discuss practicle ways of playing this huge game. Currently if I rush through a turn it takes about 2-3 hours to play. I I carefully do a turn it's on the order of 5 plus hours a big undertaking.
Anyway welcome to the game

If anyone desires to observe the game close up as it were taking the Swarm could allow this to be accomplished.

Have fun and lets get this game going.

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Hey, that is nearly a third of some people's lifespans... http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif Alas, it was slightly before my time. All I got were vague stories and recollections...