jakester2
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by ratio im better 15 and 1m points
14 and 2 million points :icon_wink:
by ratio im better 15 and 1m points
hey,ill give you worst case scenario:Well, teenagers generally can only be active for a few hours, due to school and sleep. Add homework and social arrangements, and you can begin to see why it is hard for teenagers to run a tribe or manage 100 villages.
I do not most of the time to play with younger players who dont know annoy the crap out of me IE XBL (#1 spot for teenage s*** talking.) but when someone tells me "Our tribe is not at war, you can't just attack us." and this happened only a few days ago it kills it for me because by the way he spells and talk it is obvious he is in his teens.
Well, teenagers generally can only be active for a few hours, due to school and sleep. Add homework and social arrangements, and you can begin to see why it is hard for teenagers to run a tribe or manage 100 villages.
That's not a worst-case scenario for others like me. When I first started TW some days I had things on after school. I.e On a friday at one point I got home from school about 5 (after school club) then had football immediately until 6:30, then had tea and logged on for 5 minutes before disappearing to scouts 7:45 to 10:00 I would then be sent to bed. Also before school I would not have time to log on, so I get 5 minutes in the whole day.hey,ill give you worst case scenario:
i learn from 8 in the morning and comes back home at 16:00 in the noon,30 minutes to 1 hour tops to do h.w(actually i play some tw while i do it lol),and then i got from 15:00 until 00:00 to play tw as much as i like.
not enough time?
I active quite a bit...i wake up, have breakfats and turn the comp on, then get ready go 2 skool...when skools finished i go out, get back at like6-7 at night...then 'revise and do coursework on the computer' [really play tw and chat on skype] :icon_biggrin:
logged on for 5 minutes before disappearing to scouts
<--- That made me laugh - alot!!!! :lol:
Well, teenagers generally can only be active for a few hours, due to school and sleep. Add homework and social arrangements, and you can begin to see why it is hard for teenagers to run a tribe or manage 100 villages.