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I remember when these used to be the best and most active world forum on this site..... today it's a desolate joke of it's former self with blame to be placed all around.... probably mostly on time.
Anyhow, we've all been there whether we care to admit it or not - there gets to a point in every world where one tribe starts to take a strong lead on dominance and the others are in a losing position which seems insurmountable. I hear almost nothing from NOOBs players on the externals these days; maybe it's partially my own fault
- but there are complaints on complaints about how the w93 forums are just SCREW players patting each other on the back and thus I think it's important to highlight the successes NOOBs have had recently and to say it's not over yet. I see it happen every world and it's really sad; one tribe pulls ahead and the banter dies, the losing tribe goes silent; I want to try to change this. So in addition to me pointing out the highlights I notice - NOOBs players please come and post highlights of your own. I see a lot of you posting on other worlds in these forums but if you have any faith in your tribe at all - come back and tell us so here. On another note - it's not all sunshine and daisies - I will also have to point out the facts which aren't always pretty.... but I will show what I think you are doing right given what you have. Remember everyone loves a good underdog story 
Lets look at what happened between the attack breaks; fyi I used Alex02dsa/nickjer's autoupdating maps for these images and only take credit for le drawings
3 Key Points from NOOBS Perspective:
1. So the first important highlight I guess is NOOBs has been able to successfully hold their deathstars in Ks 35 and 45.
2. They've lost ground but still managed to hold pockets of deathstars in K64/63 and are still putting up a valiant fight.
3. They've managed a valiant pushback in K55 and are beginning a mass barbling on the far rim of K46, 56 & 66. Now while most will call this "noobish" - it's very frustrating to deal with as the enemy as it offsets the dominance of the world & creates immensely tight clusters which, with well placed watchtowers could prove easy to defend & near impossible to destroy. Also I'd like to point out that many tribes who have turned worlds around have used this tactic while they are at their lowest.
Anyhow I just wanted to say to those of you still fighting I commend you! and don't go silent just because things don't look great right now - night gets darkest just before dawn
Keep doing what you can in game but lets also do what we can to revive these forums!!!!
Anyhow, we've all been there whether we care to admit it or not - there gets to a point in every world where one tribe starts to take a strong lead on dominance and the others are in a losing position which seems insurmountable. I hear almost nothing from NOOBs players on the externals these days; maybe it's partially my own fault

Lets look at what happened between the attack breaks; fyi I used Alex02dsa/nickjer's autoupdating maps for these images and only take credit for le drawings

3 Key Points from NOOBS Perspective:
1. So the first important highlight I guess is NOOBs has been able to successfully hold their deathstars in Ks 35 and 45.
2. They've lost ground but still managed to hold pockets of deathstars in K64/63 and are still putting up a valiant fight.
3. They've managed a valiant pushback in K55 and are beginning a mass barbling on the far rim of K46, 56 & 66. Now while most will call this "noobish" - it's very frustrating to deal with as the enemy as it offsets the dominance of the world & creates immensely tight clusters which, with well placed watchtowers could prove easy to defend & near impossible to destroy. Also I'd like to point out that many tribes who have turned worlds around have used this tactic while they are at their lowest.
Anyhow I just wanted to say to those of you still fighting I commend you! and don't go silent just because things don't look great right now - night gets darkest just before dawn
