Is this cheating?

[Capt. Peter Longstreet]

do any of you have any siblings? i personally would play the alliance with my bro until i am strong enough, then declare war, turn his ships to scrap, conquer his homeworld and send him floating home in a cargo container...but thats just me.

Edit:mee no speel goood todae.

[ October 16, 2002, 01:40: Message edited by: Capt. Peter Longstreet ]

[tesco samoa]

is kodos your brother

[Raging Deadstar]

or you could declare war on him and humiliate him my subjugating him, then force him to refer to you as "grand excellancy" and serve you at dinner time

[disabled]

:aps forehead::

This is cheating any way you think about it. No two ways around it. Testing mods, AI's, etc don't count.

[The FryeR K]

I have a brother and we were playing together, not Online, but as soon as we met I "honored" our deal and declared war on my ally. However a few turns later signed a treaty and eventually partnered my old ally, sent in a few sun-destroyers and blew my brothers 3 main systems to slag.

Why you ask, because he made fun of my "smaller" fleets, because he had baseships and I was still using dreadnoughts.

Sibling rivalries are thicker than blood and water and durasteel plating

[ October 20, 2002, 04:40: Message edited by: The FryeR K ]

[Fyron]

Actually, those Dreadnoughts can be more powerful than his Baseships. Set them to max range, and you can out range him.

[disabled]

Baseships are rarely pratical weapons of war.

Moderate-heavy ships, like Battlecruisers and around that size, easily can kill a fully defended baseship.