Llednar Twem

What do you think your biggest impact on the game is?

I'm sad to see you go. I hope life treats you well.

Some of us just like observing.

I do not believe it is against the rules, although most people pay for tech. If you are not on the same network, I wouldn't worry about it.

Congratulations. I wish you luck in your future endeavours.

What do you mean? I don't like seeing alliances disbanding.

I am saddened to see an alliance leaving the political landscape.

I wish you good luck in the future. :)

Happy birthday!

[quote name='Letum' timestamp='1304806149' post='2708207'] Thank you to the 6 Umbrella and MK nations which have graciously consented to help me polish my war dancing skills. [/quote] You should have taken me up on my offer to help you practice beforehand. Let's commence this nuclear tango. I am wearing my best suit, my hair and beard are perfect, and my shoes are shined. Let's rock.

Teeters, I'd like you to know that I enjoyed working with you in our military, and have always respected you. As for the desertion, that was forgiven a long time ago. I was never upset or angry at it; just a little surprised and disappointed. At least now I have an idea of why you did do it. I echo what Moo has said. It is time for you to move on (if you have not done so already). I hope you find what you are looking for, and wish you the best of luck in the future. The apology is a great gesture, but do not let the past haunt you. You cannot change what you have done, but you can learn from it.

The Flying Circus and the Super Happy Fun Slide are the best named ones. The Time Travel Technology wonder is actually quite interesting and is not like any of the other wonders currently in existence, but it could be argued that it is too powerful to choose your events, and since events are random, it would be quite difficult to code. The Mind Control Device is also interesting, and doesn't suffer from the same problems. The Shrink Ray is just too powerful. Doubling your citizens doubles your collections, so the wonder would have to be quite expensive. The High Heel Factory is just a weaker version of the Pentagon, so it's not really needed. As for the community, I'd say it's evolved, but in a different direction. The players of this game shape its history and future, so if there is something that you do not like about the current climate, then I encourage you to branch out and forge your own piece of history.

[quote name='Delta1212' timestamp='1280089909' post='2388626'] I can't tell whether you're using my post as a convenient jumping off point or whether you just missed the point I was making. [/quote] No, I get the point. You were being sarcastic. What I did was take your post, which would be taken literally by some, and make an argument to it. A lot of people think what you said is the truth, and it helps to have something that refutes it because it seems to come up everywhere.

[quote name='Delta1212' timestamp='1280079190' post='2388411'] The fact that NPO has allied some of the same alliances as before proves they are exactly the same as they used to be. If they wanted to show the world that they had completely changed, they should have signed treaties with some of the same alliances as before but different ones. Or something. [/quote] If people would actually bother to look at our current list of treaties, you'd see that is exactly what we did. As an example, I don't remember being allied to NSO before the Karma war. If I'm wrong, feel free to point it out. Besides, why ally ourselves with new people when we can return to relations with those that have proven to be loyal and dependable allies? The last time I checked, it was us who determined our foreign policy, not the peanut gallery. Why complain about who we're allied to, anyway? I doubt it affects you in any way, unless you're directly allied to us or are the ally of an ally of an ally of some other alliance a dozen links down the spider web that we call a treaty web.

Welcome to the red team! It's nice to have more people to play with in the sandbox.