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May 31st, 2007, 12:39 AM
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erm two questions. How many nations are left in this game by this turn? And can anyone suggest how long can a small and weak nation like mine survive?
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Find a big nation. Ask for help. Offer to pay tribute.
Get yourself some coat tails!
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May 31st, 2007, 12:49 AM
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Ha ha ha  . That's ironic advice, coming from the ruler of Midgard. Help? Midgard has certainly helped to relieve Marverni of the burden of collecting taxes in our (former) provinces.
I think the most important thing for a small nation is to try to get as much enjoyment out of being crushed as is possible. Try to do something unexpected. Go out with a bang!
I've had a few games where I capitulated to a stronger power, and I've found in those cases that the game gets pretty tedious. Fight the power. 
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May 31st, 2007, 12:53 AM
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I have to say this game has the most interested, dedicated players of any game I've been in. Less than half the alloted time has passed for this turn and only 8 players have yet to process thier turn. I think last turn autohosted after something like 18 hours. That's pretty amazing considering the amount of players.
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May 31st, 2007, 01:12 AM
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Yeah, it's great that everyone is so into this game. Unfortunately, at this rate of autohosting, I'll have to start doing my turn in the morning before work soon. Arrgh.
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May 31st, 2007, 01:35 AM
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The server needs to be restarted. This will reset the clock back to 24 hours.
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May 31st, 2007, 02:03 AM
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Re: Perpetuality - The 60 Player MegaGame (Signup)
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Ha ha ha . That's ironic advice, coming from the ruler of Midgard. Help? Midgard has certainly helped to relieve Marverni of the burden of collecting taxes in our (former) provinces.
I think the most important thing for a small nation is to try to get as much enjoyment out of being crushed as is possible. Try to do something unexpected. Go out with a bang!
I've had a few games where I capitulated to a stronger power, and I've found in those cases that the game gets pretty tedious. Fight the power.
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We were just helping you reallocate all those wasted funds. bare chested Marverni warriors? Please! That gold would be much better spent feeding and clothing more werewolves. In the flesh of Marverni children, no less.
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May 31st, 2007, 07:29 AM
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My eyes are blind for the wisdom in the actions of C'tis. They attacked me for the reason I did not accepted their alliance offer. I was hoping that there is a path called simply coexisting, without war or alliance. Have you ever heard of non aggression pact?
In the other hand I have nothing against any slimy lizard band marching to their untimely demise... We will kill those cold blooded hatchlings with, well cold blood.
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May 31st, 2007, 11:35 AM
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My eyes are blind for the wisdom in the actions of C'tis. They attacked me for the reason I did not accepted their alliance offer. I was hoping that there is a path called simply coexisting, without war or alliance. Have you ever heard of non aggression pact?
In the other hand I have nothing against any slimy lizard band marching to their untimely demise... We will kill those cold blooded hatchlings with, well cold blood.
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Agreed. The lizard king was first to offer me peace the moment our borders touched. I guess this is why lizards have forked tongues; so that they can tell two lies out of either side of their mouth.
Now they try to assemble a coalition to fight the nations they have attacked and betrayed? Ground lizard-men will make great face paint for our beserkers.
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May 31st, 2007, 11:41 AM
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Let us not clump all lizards together.
MA Ctis is an honorable race, and honors all treaties to the
"T." So to my ally, and the numerous races with whom MA Ctis has NA treaties, they will all be honored, even if it results in my own demise.
We also expect races with whom we have treated to act accordingly. Oath breakers will be dealt with harshly. Unlike MA Pangaea, MA Ctis will not forgive betrayal.
Bones.
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May 31st, 2007, 11:44 AM
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Let us not clump all lizards together.
MA Ctis is an honorable race, and honors all treaties to the
"T." So to my ally, and the numerous races with whom MA Ctis has NA treaties, they will all be honored, even if it results in my own demise.
Bones.
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We'll make sure to discriminate about which lizards we put into our grinding bowls to make paint with.
LA, and MA C'Tis have given us no problems!
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