With this statement ur showing that we obviously knew exactly what we are doing and therefore are not noobs...!
The fact is that these 3 villages right in the middle of my territory were obviously megastacked and therefore i gave explicit tribe orders that we do not attack them at all, clearly my guys listened and left them alone...
megastacked, no...decently stacked yes.
I was patient and thought if i left them alone for a couple of months u might think u were safe and move the troops away to help in the C² war, which is why we launched a mini offensive on them months after u nobled them 3 little barbs. I think we threw about 10 nukes at one of them and they all died so we found out they were still stacked. Obviously we knew to continue to leave them and according to your above statement we did exactly that...
No, you guys sent about 20 nukes at one of them and almost had it cleared...almost. :icon_twisted:
Isnt this the gameplay of a tribe working well as a team?
U make a further point that your K88 cluster was also left alone, again, orders were given to leave u alone because clearly u r one of the very active and good LSHRV players. Someone to be left alone, take it as a compliment, as we will do for our players operating as a team :icon_biggrin:
Fine line, perhaps, between leaving someone alone who is setting up a front to start attacking you with, while a few other members around that area were repeatedly in small scuffles with some Dust members. Still proves my point valid...I was on your front and I rarely got attacked, implicates no war. :icon_biggrin:
Im sorry i didnt fall into your trap and show u im a noob and waste shedloads of troops at your walls, next time ill happily sacrifice my troops in an obvious trap :icon_wink:
There was no trap, simple stacking of my own vills with my own troops (aside from scouts). Those vills were set up there for a purpose, which was ruined by C²'s impromptu attack. Kafs from C² and Ravensbane from C² nobled deep into our territory in K87. I sat the Cedok account and with the coordination of a few others around them, we cleared them out of our area. Letting them sit and fester and have the opportunity to pile in more defense would have been a bad idea. There is always an exception to the rule, so if you felt it was a trap and would have ran into big stacks, it was your call. In my opinion, sending the amount of nukes required to clear those vills out would have been a small price to pay to show us you meant business and thus make us think a little more carefully about where we relocate, etc.
My point being that just because u didnt have any incoming from any of us dont make the fatal mistake of thinking that there aint a war going on....
That is precisely why there wasn't a real war going on...the only people being attacked were the ones basically meeting your guys front. It was a few players from Dust and a few players from our side. People even 10 fields back werent even remotely seeing any action. That does not constitute a war, but again to be fair, some peoples definition of a war is different.
Significant afterthought!!!
If u had so many Zebras to choose from and we were such easy prey then why did u not send a single attack at me during the war?
Well, the reason being was what I explained earlier. I was taking as many vills as I could around our core (barbs/inactives) so I could build a bigger empire to strike with. Randomly attacking here and there, with your village count would have been a waste of time. I was preparing to mass attack and mass noble, and be able to support myself as well. That takes way more than the 160 vills this account had when I started. Plus, it wouldnt have been just me that rushed in...the plan was going to be a full scale op on you once we got situated where we wanted to be. Maybe we would have succeeded, maybe it would have been an alexhol II...we may never know now...:icon_cry::icon_razz:
Plus, lula was hitting you pretty good for a good while, just to clear your vills...and what lula wants lula gets! :icon_biggrin: