Miley Cyrax

Retaliation != warmongering

Some alliances are better. But this does not mean better grand strategy. This means on the fireteam level they are more organized and more competent individual players.

I like the cut of your hair. Btw check out sig, related to the post above the quoted one.

What the hell dude I just made that joke.

I tip my avatar's hat beret thing to you, FAN.

Reagan was a cool dude.

1. Are you a scene girl or is that someone else in your avatar? 2. If so, why do so many scene girls play this game. 3. Also, why are you vain enough to make this thread? If your answer to question 1 was yes, I already have my answer.

Yes, my CN experience starts and ends with NoR. We would heartily welcome you back home though. This goes for all Nordlanders.

sonic the hedgemony

Lol... I am sure there could be more to an overall grand strategy than peace mode

If alliances were afraid of reprisal during the reformation because of past grudges, this provided them an oppurtunity where the big alliances were occupied.

And mechanics to facilitate huge warfare are what we need today in this current bloc vs bloc environment. In large-scale alliance warfare, it is only who has more NS and who has smarter individual nations that MAINLY determines the battles. Of course, overall direction, like bank nations and aid chains is used, but this is becoming diminished as aid is becoming relatively small. I think the game should have more customizeable ways for alliances to go to war, to make it more than just a bunch of individual players battling, so it would actually make sense for the generals of allied alliances to meet and plan a strategy that could give them an edge. I am not smart enough to think of what changes could help in this area, but that's what you guys are for!

Continuum essentially used the reminder of the power of WUT to give it an illusion of strength. Like others have mentioned, it used this hearkening back to externally indestructable WUT to scare off people, while it was really a paper tiger.

about time, I suppose.

You know it.