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Blog Comments posted by sir pwnage
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I think a United Nations formed in TE once. We rolled them.
Also, join an alliance with people who actually know how to play this game.
And then shut up.
"Peoplelike strategy games, not repetitiveness."
So you're saying that since people like strategy games, we should take all the strategy out of this game and just hit each other with bricks. Awesome.
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The neutrals are clearly infra's lapdogs.
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I like Umbrella's declarations
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Wow, PPO lost 935,000 ANS. That must've been quite a beating they took
Nicely done Gibs.
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New people post on the OWF all the time, they're just ignored by the "elite" of the political lot. And that's if they're lucky. More often than not they're shouted down for their naivete. Hardly a welcoming atmosphere.
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Average NS
56,330
35,042
91,372
I don't think that's how averages work
Classic "drag the =SUM thing across the entire spreadsheet without really thinking about it"
Nice stats though
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How're you gonna make Totino's without power? Or do you have a gas oven?
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I did really like my superior (except when it was FinnishCommie). More importantly, I stuck with a lower level job was because I was running a TE alliance, and doing pretty terribly at it
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I'm an active member that's been working for years to break into the upper echelons of CN governance and I approve this message
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What ED said, you'd think this would be a dead issue by now. Everyone already knows TLR refers to The Last Republic.
I fought the Last Republic in the PB-NpO war, and all I ever saw them called was tLR, which is what I've used ever since.
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Well, if you knew that someone was going to do an infra jump, and also saw that their gov wasn't set to a position that reduces infra cost, then spied on them to change it, they'd have to collect before they could change governments, which would kinda harm their infra jump and subsequent collection.
That being said, it's still a stupid thing to do.
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A line break or two would have been nice.
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I hoped this was going to be another person going off about "rogue" versus "rouge"
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Oooooh, there was this place called "Uncle Pete's" near my town that sold REALLY GOOD baby back ribs. I didn't care for their mashed potatoes though.
Ball's in your court HoT.
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Like with many things in this game, the fun of war isn't actually in-game. It's bragging in your and your opponents channel, or organizing your forces, or watching backroom diplomacy (I'm actually not usually allowed to do that
but it was fun that one time).
Also, the challenge of hitting three or more people before update and getting all your attacks in on each of them, especially if you're coordinating with others on IRC, is at the very least interesting.
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Every song off of Stephen Colbert's christmas album is pretty great.
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I believe that RED cancelled their protectorate agreement with INT.
Note that RED cancelled it, not the other way around. Claims of their competency are sure on a rocky foundation now if they weren't already.
RED wanted to... graduate is the best word I can think of, from protectorate status and sign an MDoAP. We (INT) didn't think they were ready, and said that we'd consider keeping the protectorate, or signing an ODP. So they decided to cancel the protectorate and strike out on their own.
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The International is fairly democratic. You could offer opinions and put things up for votes without actually assuming any responsibilities in gov.
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