Niefelheim - Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf?

Aezeal · #1 January 12th, 2009, 08:27 PM

come on endo, we all know that hardly any idea in any guide is really new, they game is old enough by now so everything has been done before. Having said that the advices in this thread are different that the usual first repons pplz get when asking advice for Niefel and it wouldn't be my first thought either. So the introduction was pretty accurate (with a lil over acting in it.)

As much as I like HB I do think he could have better just posted his guide seperately in another thread without any comments to Baalz, or just added his idea's in here (which he did) without any clear critism on Baalz.

I think it's clear there are many ways to play most dom 3 nations. For Niefel I personally think going bless might still be the best way really, but Baalz' idea's (yet I know they aren't all, maybe none, his original idea's) and Honey's idea's are valid options too. All strategies can be used, so let's all just get on with it.

I expect a new thread with a new Niefel strat to be posted soon to prove my point

JimMorrison · #2 January 15th, 2009, 07:25 AM

LOUD NOISES!

<3

There were too many guides written in a short period, so I have been digesting them all slowly, I think this is pretty awesome stuff, and I think it is pretty innovative, in that you see comments and suggestions and tactics all the time, but no one has ever melded all of that into a cohesive strategy that starts with "don't take a major bless with Niefelheim".

<3

JimMorrison · #3 January 15th, 2009, 07:50 AM

Also, I don't know why people keep trying to erode the correlation between post count, and post content. I mean, obviously people who say more things, have more things to say. And people who have more things to say, obviously have more good things to say, than people who don't say anything - as they obviously have nothing worthwhile to say at all!

There's an old adage that goes something like - "It's better to say everything that you can, than be silent and be thought a fool."

In closing I would just like to say, that I do believe that werewolves and human beings can coexist.