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January 1st, 2008, 10:45 PM
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Re: Sophistry - Random Nations, Early Age (Sign-up
Well I'm in no position to win. I just don't have the means to stand up to Niefelheim.
I'm gonna go ahead and go AI just in case you wanna duke it out Rytek.
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January 2nd, 2008, 12:26 AM
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Well fought, BDA. You didn't even see my real forces, it was just a little tustle between SCs 
Who else is still playing?
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January 2nd, 2008, 05:15 AM
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Re: Sophistry - Random Nations, Early Age (Sign-up
Yeah I know.
I could keep toughing it out for a good while, but what it boils down to is that I can't keep up with you.
1 SC per turn, a near infinite supply of gold, and a much more efficient use of gems from Forge of the Ancients.
Eh, if Tien Chi decides they want a couple more turns then I might stick it out for a few to try and help them out.  |
January 2nd, 2008, 10:13 PM
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Re: Sophistry - Random Nations, Early Age (Sign-up
I dunno, you tell me. I have -- I counted, 17 Tartarians all equipped who can cloud trapeze or teleport. About 10 more of the ones who dont have Air or Astral. I have 2 armies capable of teleporting hiding behind castles/domes waiting to attack. Both have about 10 cloud trapezing/teleporting mages in support who will cast doom/cloud warriors/ iron warriors, etc.. Each army has about 100 wights/100 river and celstial warriors and 100 or so warriors of the 5 elements. I am summoning 3 tarts a turn, gifting 2 per turn making 2 clams a turn and have had the chalice for a long time so I have a big reserve of tarts to gift. With all of that, I doubt I have any prayer of beating DRP
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January 2nd, 2008, 10:52 PM
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I'm making 20 clams and 7 blood stones per turn . I could make more but I can only forge 50 items per turn. I'm wishing for gems every turn, but considering how many I have I may start wishing for Seraphs or Mandahas, but not until my backlog of Niefel Jarls are equipped.
I'm outfitting communions to spam undead mastery and master enslave at huge penetration bonuses. The entire communion is made of Gygja and immune to cold and 75% fire resistant.
I've got a horde of earth mages ready to spam earth attack as soon as any army rears it's ugly head in an unprotected province. If the army isn't entirely fire immune I can follow up with enough flames from heaven to kill half the army right through almost any defenses, so troops are pretty well useless against me.
My main problem right now is organizational - turns take forever and I'm in a bunch of other games.
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If you read his speech at Rice, all his arguments for going to the moon work equally well as arguments for blowing up the moon, sending cloned dinosaurs into space, or constructing a towering *****-shaped obelisk on Mars. --Randall Munroe
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January 3rd, 2008, 03:52 PM
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Also, the server appears to be down.
Is the game over? If so, I'm gonna go ahead and proclaim victory; but I'm happy to keep going if the server comes back up.
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If you read his speech at Rice, all his arguments for going to the moon work equally well as arguments for blowing up the moon, sending cloned dinosaurs into space, or constructing a towering *****-shaped obelisk on Mars. --Randall Munroe
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January 3rd, 2008, 08:55 PM
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I think you are the clear victor. i am happy to have made it to the end game in this my first multi-player game.
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