Game: Star Fall (running)

Snacktime · #1 October 26th, 2007, 01:18 PM

We really needed some earlier attacks on Ermor. I would have attacked him sooner, but I wasn't anywhere near him until he got enormous. I think Abyssia was probably the best person to do this, especially since fire and undead don't mix well.

Abyssia's throwing of the game was completed when his stolen security key stopped working with the 3.10 patch, and so he went AI right when we were all ganging up on Ermor. Of course, it didn't help that Man AI, utterly unaware of Ermor, reduced everyone's ability to fight Ermor.

But give credit where credit is due. Meglobob kicked our butts. Nice work!

Sensori · #2 October 26th, 2007, 01:24 PM

It was fun being completely isolated and alone in the fight against Ermor. I expected Abysia to be the first one to attack him, but nah, it was Ulm (who died)... Then there was Jomon (Jazzepi) who got beaten to a pulp who got me to help him, and when I got some of the aggro off him... Why didn't you halp my ***, Jazzepi?-p

Was it because Abysia attacked you or something?

And the moment I saw Meglo, I knew he was gonna win. No one believed me ("west will stop him!11!1"), BUT I GOT THE LAST LAUGH.

HA HA HA.

Meglobob · #3 October 26th, 2007, 02:31 PM

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Sensori said:
BUT I GOT THE LAST LAUGH.

HA HA HA.

No, I think you will find that I laughed last and the longest...

Sensori · #4 October 26th, 2007, 02:33 PM

No, you're wrong, I started laughing laik when I was losing. I knew you'd win BY THEN ALREADY! So obviously I have been laughing the longest!

Snacktime · #5 October 26th, 2007, 04:43 PM

Our ability to gang up on Ermor was also limited when Jomon and Arco went AI early.

Lingchih · #6 October 26th, 2007, 05:41 PM

It would have been nice to go one more turn (though I was totally unable to with my economy ruined by the Utterdark).
I was just about to cast Solar Brilliance when I engaged one of his big armies. I've never seen that spell in action.

Meglobob · #7 October 26th, 2007, 08:22 PM

Besides everything you all know about from the graphs/globals, I also had:-

All 3 air queens.
2 fire Kings.
2 water queens.
1 earth king.
King of Banefires.
4 fully healed, gift of reasoned tartarians.
Alot of unique artifacts, including the chalice, sceptre of dark regency.
I was going to cast Wrath of God in 2 turns as well.

All in all it was a little sick...how powerful I was...

Jazzepi · #8 October 28th, 2007, 02:22 AM

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Sensori said:
It was fun being completely isolated and alone in the fight against Ermor. I expected Abysia to be the first one to attack him, but nah, it was Ulm (who died)... Then there was Jomon (Jazzepi) who got beaten to a pulp who got me to help him, and when I got some of the aggro off him... Why didn't you halp my ***, Jazzepi?-p

Was it because Abysia attacked you or something?

And the moment I saw Meglo, I knew he was gonna win. No one believed me ("west will stop him!11!1"), BUT I GOT THE LAST LAUGH.

HA HA HA.

I did everything I could to try to turn Hako (Abysia) to fight Emor, but he was, for lack of a better word, stupid and continued to attack me. We would have been fine, but I had to defend myself, which gave him huge losses, and once he research fire arrows, gave me huge losses.

Jazzepi

Snacktime · #9 October 28th, 2007, 02:50 PM

Yeah I vote hako biggest loser in this game. Even when it became massively obvious it was time to attack Ermor, hako insisted on spending about 6 turns conquering by-then AI Jomon rather than attacking Ermor. During this time his big army sat around sieging Jomon's capital while Ermor doubled in size. Then hako promptly went AI himself because he had a stolen key code that stopped working with 3.10. I think he attacked Ermor maybe once between wasting his time conquering Jomon and going AI. And all this was after he apparently refused to cooperate with the northern folks who were trying to stop Ermor early.