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Originally Posted by SciencePro
A soul contract? How the hell did he get one of those? And if he went to all the trouble to get that many slaves why spend them on that of all things?
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Well - I don't know.
It seems, honestly, that he didn't have clear research (or war) plan.
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Twobits kept going on and on to me about how I have no chance to beat R'yleh and he will steamroll me. Now you are saying the exact opposite? Twobits posted many times recently that he thinks mictlan can still win.
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I don't know. I have somewhat more experience, but this late in the game the situation is mainly set.
As for R'lyeh - TwoBits said that he didn't see your collection of Archdevils. I have studied what you have both on battlefield and strategic map. In any case, you already have more money, gems AND research than R'lyeh. You have some weaknesses which I will try to exploite, but provided you win you will have much better territory than they and would be able to kick them back into water relatively easily. After that it would be straight economic contest about who will be able to make SCs faster. You have better economy. That's why I said that R'lyeh made a mistake - they could try to use wartime to cover a gap in research.
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Originally Posted by SciencePro
R'yleh and I made an alliance agreement a long time ago and I hope we will continue it until the final two like I have always promised.
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Well, it seemed something like this from browsing this thread.
Still, I don't understand why somebody didn't form another alliance against you - the main countermeasure, though sometimes a well-entrenched nation can fight off a doubleteam by itself. Author of Sauromatia: Lawful Evil guide has fought us with Gregstorm to standstill, for example (Sauromatia is surely very strong, but we were Helheim and Lanka...
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