Troubling Times: Game over, Marverni wins

[Executor]

Hello again everyone. I just received the turn from Llamabeast and it seems I'll be stepping back as Fomoria this time.

Now, I'll have to apologize in advance as I'll certainly need some delays. The next 15-20 days I'm going to be extremely busy as I have a couple of exams I *have* to pass, and there are other stuff that demand my attention, like Serbian New Year tonight so happy New Year to me! But seriously I'm rather busy and have a lot of stuff that demand my attention besides my exams which start in just a few days, and that's why I preferred someone else take over Fomoria (I still do), or Zeldor take it back again.

I will do what I can to stop Marverni, but from looking at the turn I can pretty much tell everyone that if I don't get some support Fomoria will get rolled over and that will most likely king Marverni as the winner.

It's not easy taking over a nation at this point in a game, especially in this large a game, with two stales and a massive invasion. And I have no idea what Zeldor planned, what his strategy has, or even what Marverni is throwing at me at this point as I can't see a lot with the second stale.

So several of you will be hearing from me shortly,
and Everyone is offered peace and a NAP, and a renegotiation of the borders, except Marverni.

Cheers all.

[Amhazair]

Originally Posted by Executor

It's not easy taking over a nation at this point in a game, especially in this large a game, with two stales and a massive invasion. And I have no idea what Zeldor planned, what his strategy has, or even what Marverni is throwing at me at this point as I can't see a lot with the second stale.

Just a small clarification: With the turn 63 you got Zeldor staled just once, not twice. Also, the fact you don't know what I'm throwing at you has more to do with the fact I disguised my real armies by attacking the provinces they moved into with remote attacks first, than with any stale. You should actually know as much about what I'm throwing at you than Zeldor did. (Though Zeldor probably knew more about what he himself was doing than you do.)

PM'd with more details.

[ghoul31]

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