Dagrr

I think it's just that we're tired of staying up to midnight after all these years of this silly world's existence.

Oh lordy it's another one of these.

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Congrats to Legion for winning their first war in a long time. Congrats to NSO on their coming strategic victory. Congrats to VE for not declaring war on the alliance defending Tetris. Congrats to MK for...stuff. I think I got everyone.

I can do Aluminum and Coal. http://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=478999

Can't say I really appreciate this. Maybe the logic is just beyond me.

Wow. I leave for a couple months and Legion starts winning wars. Anyway, nice job Legion. You'll probably get pressured into giving white peace to NSO, but you've scored an impressive political victory. I'll just echo the sentiments of others: don't screw it up. Don't spend all your money in one place either. Namely, trying to get the dreaded "s" word in the peace agreement. You don't need it.

You two need to get a room. Preferably a locked soundproof one with plenty of sharp objects available.

It is nice that this had a happy ending.

Gott strafe this announcement.

Lol Nancy Grace was mad as hell when the verdict was announced.

This will be a fun topic.

Its okay. NAAC won't go nuclear.

[quote name='The Pansy' timestamp='1309255539' post='2743357'] I never preached they didn't fight, and I said a good chunk of losses could be attributed to people leaving the realm.[/quote] Maybe not you, but that seems to be what others are aiming for. The "96% of "Legion's NS in peacemode" being thrown around is misleading in the fact doesn't take into account that people that were fighting lost NS while those staying in peacemode did not. A few of their upper tier also came out from the middle of March to the beginning of April and declared wars on MK. [quote]I got hold of 38 spy reports, 8 of which have left the Legion in some way now, mostly the world. Which holds up to the 20% Between the dates you cited in an earlier post, Jan-March 26th I believe. 70 members left the alliance in some way (Alliance Member count taken from the Sanction Race Thread)of which the Av NS was 33k approx(taken from the av of the cross section of spy reports I had available), 70 @ av of 33k = 2.3m NS So yes, a sizeable chunk, as I said in my post. [/quote] Its a sizeable chunk, but it still means that if Legion lost 2.3 million due to those 70 deletions or people leaving the alliance, roughly 3 million NS is not accounted for in the total losses for the duration of the war, from January 26-May 3. That would put them second in our coalition for total NS loss and a loss of over a third of their NS. 33k seems too high without having access to the reports that you're citing.

[quote name='The Pansy' timestamp='1309240566' post='2743269'] With 70 members being 20% of the alliances total membership, yes, you bet I think they lost a good chunk of NS through it. I'd be interested in looking through Legion target lists to see who is still with us. [/quote] Lets say you're right and the majority of Legions losses came from deletions. January 25 Legion NS- 9.17 million Legion members- 349 March 7- The last day UE posted alliance stats Legion NS 6.85 million Legion members- 291 That accounts for 58 out of 70 of the deletions. Legion lost 2.32 million in that time frame. Assuming Legion did zero fighting, those 58 nations carried with them 40,000 NS on average. Legion's average NS at the start of the war was roughly 26,000. Your assumption depends on the average deletion being 65% larger in NS than their average member. But you know what, I'll keep going. Lets assume that remaining 12 deletions were also 40k NS on average. There's another 480k NS. We're up to 2.78 million. Going with your hypothesis, Legion still lost 2.59 million due to war losses. Thats more than any alliance on our side in total NS loss besides NPO and NADC, which also had plenty of deletions. Incidentally, its also more than any of the non-doomhouse members on our front. I think I'll pass on the alf kool aid myself.