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Fusion doesnt seem happy that i have a cute little village sitting in k85, they sending horsies at it. My noob nukes got me there
I've been wondering what graylin, and by extension SoS, have to gain from slamming Fusion in the PnP. Obviously they share no border with Fusion, so they will realize no territorial gain from inspiring others to think that Fusion is weak, and then inciting those others to attack--so what is the hidden agenda?
I am not so naive as to think it is just a desire to degrade others, that would be below SoS. Is it possible that they are hoping to turn other tribe's attention south? Is it an elaborate ruse to keep any real conflict from finding its way into their living room? Are they nervous about DINO? It's a smart play, but life gets boring when you talk all the rivals off: that's how high school bullies get fat.
So all this is because you feel personally slighted at Fusion's bravado? Wow, what could so easily have been taken as a compliment (that they thought you impressive enough to direct their bravado at) has instead evolved into this? I don't think you'll get any apologies from them soon...
I wonder at these assessments of yours too: SPANK F. has not been actively warring with TDP--just holding the front. Fusion looks to have been mustering. War may have been declared, but I would suggest that the stats people have been tossing around reflect early skirmishing, and the real fighting has not even begun. It seems to me that your assessment of this conflict is a reflection of your playing style: agressive and impatient--will it eventually prove imprudent for being inaccurate? Only time will tell.
We have seen this pattern over and over: a tribe gets slandered in the PnP and then comes out on top. It's funny though, the slanderers never come back, tail between their legs, hat in hand, saying "Sorry, I was wrong on that one." I think it must be their pride that gets in the way.
I'm not a mod, but try to keep it on topic? Its kinda annoying to go to a FUSION vs TDP thread and read you guys bickering at each other about past tribes and past ideas that aren't related to the tribes. :\
I come here to see how much FUSION is failling..thats it
I'm not a mod, but try to keep it on topic? Its kinda annoying to go to a FUSION vs TDP thread and read you guys bickering at each other about past tribes and past ideas that aren't related to the tribes. :\
I come here to see how much FUSION is failling..thats it
This argument contains a fallacy because it presumes that the first statement is true without actually providing any evidence. The second statement is a similar presumption. The third is a comparison of two guesses, which automatically renders the conclusion weak.
We could easily look at this differently: instead of the above method of the first assumption is true so based on how the war has gone we now know the second is false, thus Fusion sucks; we could say the second assumption is true and based on how the war has gone we now know the first is false, thus TDP rocks.
But there is a third option, which I think is closer to the truth: the conflict is not what it seems. Both presumptions are correct--TDP is weak, and Fusion is strong--but there is a third party involved that changes the nature of the war. That's right, graylin. He is sitting TDP players (any and all that will let him it seems). He is teaching them how to build useful nukes, coordinate attacks, stack borders effectively. It's a truly impressive feat. However, what it boils down to is this: Fusion is fighting SoS, and the battle is close--they are not in essence fighting the tribe we continue to compare them to, and this voids the comparison.
The entire world agrees that SoS is the All Star Team, and graylin their most agressive player, so it might be expected that Fusion's attacks would stall. I think that graylin should be awarded TW's Teacher of the Year Award.
Bologna. It would seem that way except that you completely left out the fact that TDP has so far pretty much owned FUSION.
This confuses me: how is a discussion of why an SoS leader has entered into the PnP here,
Graylin roped SPANK in with Fusion a couple of posts ago as another measure of how this conflict was going, but if our activity somehow relates to this conflict then it too is still on topic.
Still, I understand your confusion--I suffer from it too, because this is hardly the conflict that it pretends to be.
TDP is a nub-harboring, mass-recruiting, family tribe that sucks. Fusion is a top tribe, well organised and stocked with able players. Fusion should therefore mow TDP down like wheat. Fusion has not mowed TDP down like wheat. Therefore, Fusion sucks.
We could easily look at this differently: instead of the above method of the first assumption is true so based on how the war has gone we now know the second is false, thus Fusion sucks; we could say the second assumption is true and based on how the war has gone we now know the first is false, thus TDP rocks.
But there is a third option, which I think is closer to the truth: the conflict is not what it seems. Both presumptions are correct--TDP is weak, and Fusion is strong--but there is a third party involved that changes the nature of the war. That's right, graylin. He is sitting TDP players (any and all that will let him it seems). He is teaching them how to build useful nukes, coordinate attacks, stack borders effectively. It's a truly impressive feat. However, what it boils down to is this: Fusion is fighting SoS, and the battle is close--they are not in essence fighting the tribe we continue to compare them to, and this voids the comparison.
The entire world agrees that SoS is the All Star Team, and graylin their most agressive player, so it might be expected that Fusion's attacks would stall. I think that graylin should be awarded TW's Teacher of the Year Award.
Now in their first semi war.. They are losing.. to a tribe that is also getting attacked by fusions ally spank.. and fusion is still loosing..
Oh my graylin, it's a good thing you apologised at the beginning of your quote wall, because it truly was basically unecessary to make:
Your first quote is taken out of context: you answer a question that is not asked: "Why is a leader of SoS involved in a PnP about a war they are not involved in?" The actual question I'm asking is "Why isn't that a topic worthy of discussion in this thread? Why is KungFuJV suggesting it's off topic?"
In answer to your second quote, I took your challenge, reread your post and found:
This clearly leaves SPANK out of your musings.
Your third quote is an introductory sentence, that I suppose you are punctuating with a punch-line? But it does nothing to further your post.
Your fourth quote says what you have been stating about Fusion all along: it is the fundamental argumant you have been making, yet suddenly you disagree with it. You might want to read that a little more thoroughly: the conclusion, in case you missed it is: Fusion is no good because they are not succeeding in the war. If you suddenly feel differently why do you continue to slam them at every opportunity?
Your fifth quote's comments merely identify that an example intended to show the absurdity of the logic in the previous argument, is absurd--as it should be--it is not intended to be true: it is intended to show the weakness in the structure of the argument.
Your sixth quote, well honestly, after making an open offer to sit anyone from TDP that would let you, why should we believe a story that you only sat one account for six hours? Simply because you say so? You are above deceit?
For someone who failed to comprehend the meaning of my post on no less than three occassions within it, you managed to suggest that I read this thread more thoroughly twice in your response. I suggest you might want to do the same. I would suggest that it is most important to read a post thoroughly, until you understand it, before you slag a person for their lack of understanding in your response--it makes you look a hypocrite if you don't.