War is Hell - Ended. johnarryn wins as EA Ulm.

LoloMo · #1 March 8th, 2007, 02:53 AM

Yup, I received the files about 5-6 hours ago

Szumo · #2 March 8th, 2007, 02:59 AM

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LoloMo said:
Yup, I received the files about 5-6 hours ago

I haven't

LoloMo · #3 March 8th, 2007, 03:02 AM

hmm, try checking your spam folder. Otherwise you'll have to wait for Johnarryn to resend it. Maybe he missed sending out yours.

Szumo · #4 March 8th, 2007, 07:25 AM

I have no such thing as spam folder

And mail from johnarryn gets stored in special folder.

Johnarryn, please send me my turn file

johnarryn · #5 March 8th, 2007, 10:16 AM

Szumo,
I may have forgotten to send your turn... I will send it at 4:30 PM EST (GMT -5) today, Thursday... if you don't receive your turn next time it is better to email me rather than post on the board.
Sorry about the confusion.

Szumo · #6 March 8th, 2007, 10:57 AM

Thanks. I saw no announcement of new turn on the forum and no new mail = assumed you didn't host yesterday.

Fortunate that LoloMo made his post or i would still be waiting for turn quietly

johnarryn · #7 March 8th, 2007, 12:47 PM

Turn 7 was sent out, in case anyone doesn't know that =)
I will try to let you know that turns are sent out, but more likely if theres some sort of delay I will post that instead... so if you don't hear anything from me, assume that the turn has been sent out.

A bit of story:

Perekar anxiously approached the towering form of The First Mountain, God of Ulm. Only a year ago The First Mountain had been nothing but a legend, a story told to frighten children. Yet now He walked among the people of Ulm, guiding their warriors for some greater purpose.

Perekar kneeled. "Lord, our scouts report the presence of... creatures to the south. They march under a strange banner." Even standing, Perekar would not have reached a tenth of The First Mountain's height. Kneeling, the presence of the God was overwhelming.

"HAVE THESE... CREATURES... BECOME AWARE OF OUR PRESENCE?" The First Mountain's voice made leaves fall from the trees in the clearing; Perekar trembled. "No, Lord," he replied.

"VERY WELL. DO NOT REVEAL OUR PRESENCE. WE WILL CONSIDER THIS INFORMATION... YOU MAY GO."

Perekar stood, attempting to conceal his eagerness to depart. For a moment he gazed up to the face of The First Mountain... the God's face was as uncaring as stone; already his mind had moved on to other matters. Bowing, Perekar hastily departed the clearing.