Mistletoe - an LA game for busy people (in progress) - Page 17

Bananadine · #**161** May 17th, 2009, 05:27 PM

We seem to be running low on Pans again. :!

Bananadine · #**162** May 24th, 2009, 05:37 PM

I've posted advertisements for substitutes.

If you know anybody who might want to be our third Pangaean governor (or if you know what happened to AdmiralZhao), please tell me!

Bananadine · #**163** May 27th, 2009, 12:23 PM

Ehh that's enough of that--I've given Pangaea to the AI.

Gregstrom · #**164** May 27th, 2009, 01:55 PM

Oh great - that's just what I need right now.

Bananadine · #**165** May 27th, 2009, 09:46 PM

I'm glad everyone is getting what they need.

Bananadine · #**166** May 28th, 2009, 09:57 AM

Hmm, I'd assumed that your (Gregstrom's) recent post was good evidence that you would not, after all, stale.

Marignon is clearly still strong, but seems to have mostly given up, under conditions that didn't quite break C'tis (which is now on the rise). Are the colorfully dressed halberdiers somehow less brave than the herbivorous lizardmen?

Astonishing massacres are taking place in Caelum. Great credit goes to Fisher the Oracle, and Fenric, a minor, human commander of Patala, the latter of whom almost singlehandedly destroyed the seat of the Caelian religion after all his compatriots had fled.

In other news, Atlantis has once again rescued the endangered Ermorian skeleton from extinction, and will soon be releasing this strange creature back into the wild. But there is only limited hope for its continued survival.

Executor · #**167** May 28th, 2009, 10:01 AM

Marginon is preparing for the end of the days.
The time of judgment has come mortals.

djo · #**168** May 28th, 2009, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Bananadine

In other news, Atlantis has once again rescued the endangered Ermorian skeleton from extinction, and will soon be releasing this strange creature back into the wild. But there is only limited hope for its continued survival.

I have never turned myself AI, and I don't plan to start now!

The turns are very quick to do...

LDiCesare · #**169** May 29th, 2009, 05:08 AM

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Marignon is clearly still strong, but seems to have mostly given up, under conditions that didn't quite break C'tis (which is now on the rise). Are the colorfully dressed halberdiers somehow less brave than the herbivorous lizardmen?

C'tis has mostly been taking back lands left undefended by Marignon who seems to be plotting something, while at the same time Gath built up a huge devillish force north of the lizards. Gath's record of sending devils against C'tis should be of some comfort to Marignon however.

Bananadine · #**170** May 29th, 2009, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by djo

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Originally Posted by Bananadine

In other news, Atlantis has once again rescued the endangered Ermorian skeleton from extinction, and will soon be releasing this strange creature back into the wild. But there is only limited hope for its continued survival.

I have never turned myself AI, and I don't plan to start now!

The turns are very quick to do...

I think it is fun to linger and to plot last-resort defenses--even if you know you won't win the war, you can still win battles! And you also gain freedom to try strange things, in that situation. Armies of will o' the wisps, etc.

I've been through several singleplayer games and several multiplayer games now, and I think I'm still the only person I've ever seen summon a Lammashta!