MP Collider - Small Late Age Game (running) - Page 20

Lingchih · #**191** November 25th, 2008, 02:27 PM

OOC, AoE. Are you saying Bogarus is AI? Might be why he attacked me.

AreaOfEffect · #**192** November 25th, 2008, 02:39 PM

Yes, Bogarus is AI. Sad yet not entirely unexpected. If asked to find a sub, I would have.

vfb · #**193** November 25th, 2008, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by AreaOfEffect

Sad news this month. It seems that the people of Bogarus have been deserted by their god. They will likely turn on their allies and be unable to properly defend themselves.

Well, that's just goofy, bailing from the game without any warning or even saying goodbye. I'm 99% against rollbacks, but if you want to unwind the turn, and delete Ossa's orders to go AI so you can find a sub, that's cool with me. Of course we should all just leave last month's orders as they were.

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Good news on the war against Mictlan. Spite the daftness of Mictlan's eagle warriors and other assorted sacred and non-sacred flying units, we have acheived a great victory against their main forces. Only a few survivers and some reinforcements stand in the way between us and their capitol. There were of course cassulaties, the flying abominations managed to destroy my well tuned communion before it really did anything.

Mictlan's eagle warriors are not daft. Perhaps you mean "deft"? They are filled with battle fury, and will sacrifice themselves for the cause! However, we are somewhat disappointed in our Jaguar warriors, who fled the field of battle. Do not fear death, Mictlan soldiers! It is just a temporary pain, just a scratch, just a wound. The Holy Spirit of Hunter (may he be praised) will make you rise again, with the eternal bliss of Hunter holiness.

-- Mictlan

AreaOfEffect · #**194** November 25th, 2008, 06:20 PM

I really don't see much use in a rollback at the point. Bogarus had a nice run, but after staling the last two turns it appears they are mostly beat anyhow. This turn was also quite important for you and me. Lastly, I've already put a lot of work into the new turn.

vfb · #**195** November 25th, 2008, 06:26 PM

Sure, I just wanted to give you the option, since having Bogarus go AI is basically bad for Man and Marignon. I'm looking forward to seeing what you throw at me this month!

Lingchih · #**196** November 25th, 2008, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by vfb

Sure, I just wanted to give you the option, since having Bogarus go AI is basically bad for Man and Marignon. I'm looking forward to seeing what you throw at me this month!

Like Burden of Time is not bad for Man and Marignon?

Lingchih · #**197** November 25th, 2008, 10:56 PM

The Burden of Time has been dispelled. Throw it up again vfb, I'll cast it down again. Your choice as to how you use your gems. We have boots of youth on everybody now anyway, so do as you please.

Marignon suffered a win and a loss against Atlantis. The cost was heavy, but we can defend our lands. And who knows what may fly out of Marignon in the turns to come.

vfb · #**198** November 25th, 2008, 11:56 PM

Ha! Boots of Youth don't help with Burden of Time, and Mictlan does not know what this 'vfb' you speak of is.

The great Spirit, Hunter of Mictlan (may he be praised) was pleased to see his troops die a glorious death on the battlefield this month, instead of running away like cowards. He will soon pay a visit to the fallen, that they be blessed and granted eternal health.

Lingchih · #**199** November 26th, 2008, 12:07 AM

Marignon declares that Hunter will be burned at the stake, no matter the price.

Ulm better get in the fight, and Atlantis better clear out. Marignon is gunning for Hunter, the blasphemous.

lwarmonger · #**200** November 26th, 2008, 12:12 AM

Ulm wishes to officially announce its entry into the Coalition of the West against the evil, decadent and undead empires of the east. Already Ulmish troops are pouring across the border into Atlantian territory, liberating the toiling masses from Atlantis's tyrranical yoke.