RevolutionaryRebel
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One week it seems. Wow, that was pretty light. If we're lucky, that'll set a precedent for further return of the Biff.
Definitely looking forward to the next games in the series.
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Not quite, they have another two games to play, but if QLD lose at home it's all over.
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>Kicks on the 4th tackle to Jarryd Hayne
I am glad to see QLD playing some nice, attacking football.
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My home had a call-out. I feel proud.If people watch this they'll see how it's was done!
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA!
Feeling blue?
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I must have spent around eight hundred dollars on GW merch when I was a teenager. I even had a birthday party in a local store. Not surprised at this, it was always an expensive habit to begin with, this is just slowly killing it off. GW seems to not mind given the money it makes from franchise material like computer games. All these figurines of mine have been collecting dust for over half a decade as I realised I enjoyed the gameplay but not the need to constantly buy things to field a larger, more a competitive army.
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>Be RevolutionaryRebel
>Delete RevolutionaryRebel's nation
>Be RevolutionaryRebel
You tried hard. Very hard. You strived with all seventy IQ points to replicate the pure, unadulterated nerd-infused Waste of Time. And yet, you failed. You cannot be RevolutionaryRebel. It is impossible to be as pathetic as RevolutionaryRebel.
Congratulations are in order.
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Your blood pressure has gone up.My gawd you've Escaped from Planet InfoCom!
Remember to always hold the Llama Chow.
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Pangaea isn't the coolest super-continent. rodinia was pretty boss in its day. Welcome to the forums, I hope you brought a thick skin.
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In truth, the relationship between C&G and DH isn't what is going to define future wars. The true fate of Planet Bob is intertwined in the fate of the 'Middle Powers'. A Derp rush they may be, but the chaining of MDPs via well-connected Alliances has always been the key to having history on your 'side'. Dave War appears to have hurt Goonhouse harder than their opponents, diplomacy-wise (something that has never been their strong suit) and it increasingly seems that their allies (let alone enemies) are performing far better in that field.
Will that spell their doom? I doubt it. Killing GOONS is like trying to kill a clown. And you can't keep down the clown.
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"Hey kid, I'm a EQ! Stop all the Doom Housein'!"
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Way ahead of you, there.
http://grooveshark.com/playlist/RevR+s+War+Soundtrack+Blood+and+Bombs+On+Planet+Bob/82602186
Here; have an entire playlist.
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Mass Effect had a semi-open world. The only gimmicks that seem new to me are the randomised weather patterns, but even that isn't that new when you compare it to the 'Director' system Valve came up with for Left 4 Dead. We'll see what it's like when it's released.
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So, Bungie will be releasing Mass Effect 4?No. It will be a semi open world game which involves a ever changing unplanned nature, meaning one time you play a mission, it may be a Blizzard and the next time it may rain or ice or be completely clear.
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I don't want him to quit. I don't want him to stay. I don't want anything from him. I find him and the people who dislike him irritating in equal measures and would love to be able to mute all of them.
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OP is right. Does it mean that dude is any less of a waste of time? Nope.
Actions speak louder than words in Bob, and those are what players should be judged upon. New players can and should be forgiven their mistakes, but those that are not new, and fail to be at least somewhat respectable are unlikely to gain my sympathies.
I'll let the Alliances he ghosted and ran away from decide how he should be dealt with. Acting like a sufferer of USI in the IC forums doesn't help.
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a circular web might be easier to read, with Umbrella at the centre.
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I have a dozen tiny as !@#$ nations with me - myself included. I'd love to have a fellow returner to discuss stuff with.
As for 'big alliances'; the ones on the losing side will always have more love to offer than the winners. I reckon INT will need more people soon, same with Deinos.
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Fine showing by Black Elvi-, uh Orange Ma-, uh Tashan Dorrse-... !@#$, let's just call him Dr DOOOM, since he clearly has a stash of Doombots hidden in his treasury.
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That style of play is indeed far older than three years. Case in point, you have the whole Moldavi Doctrine era of NPO supremacy, with the "Woodstock Massacre" being a case study for wars of occupation, which seem to be rarer nowadays, with the exception of "Overtime". Thankfully. Politics is not always about concensus, insomuch as acceptance; few liked the Moldavi Doctrine dunig its time for instance, but it was years before the political situation shifted to result in its destruction. Few probably liked DH before now; hence the current balance of alliances.
War. War never changes. Sort of.
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OI OI OI
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I knew/liked somewhat more than five, but the #1 was a somewhat depressing choice. Not too bad overall, but I've still yet to seen any compelling acts of the calibre of the Oils, Silverchair or their ilk emerging over the last 2-3 years.
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Eating lamingtons and lamb in Sydney, listened to the Hottest 100 countdown earlier today. Gotta love this city.
Spying, CN, and Snowden
in Enamel's World
A blog by Enamel32 in General
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CN as a game implies that there are not only rules as to how the game is played, but that there is a recognised way of 'winning'. While some people wish that there were a complete set of rules for international diplomacy, there is no universally-accepted set of such. And it is not something that can ever be definitively 'won', or 'lost'.
By contrast, CN has pretty damn clear rules, well-controlled parameters for nation activity. While wars are larger and more destructive in CN (if projected onto the same scale), there is almost always a war going on on Earth, somewhere. Subtract tech raiding from the equation and suddenly, this game is actually more peaceful than CN, thanks to its long periods of peace interposed with shorter periods of heavy destruction.
Re; OP - no, it's not comparable. Snowden isn't a nation. Were he a whistleblower against almost any agency other than the NSA, he wouldn't be the subject of a worldwide manhunt. When someone blows a large (and probably infamous) Alliance's spy operations in CN, they do not have a hard time finding somewhere to run. There is far less political fallout in accepting such individuals. And the US would not go to war over Snowden, either. Obama pretty much said something to that effect.