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I really don't understand your point, but let's move on.
Lol.... It isn't hard to understand but yeah lets move on
I really don't understand your point, but let's move on.
Olderthandirt, while I was glad to see the war stats with actual dates, one minute you say you're going to give real numbers and the next minute you're speculating on players quitting and abandons. That's exactly what the opposite of "real numbers" is.
Besides, with the way this war is, if EG isn't winning that's only a testament to how bad EG is. If REB are losing, that's just basic logic that 2 is greater than 1.
Surely we should be multiplying REB's conquers by 3 to compensate for how outnumbered they are?
Squirm and toss, but no matter how you look at it EG seems to be winning. Now this does not include numerous players who quit or where kicked from TA|REB. Factor in all those villages who went grey or were lost as "independents" and EG is winning by miles
Squirm and toss, but no matter how you look at it EG seems to be winning. Now this does not include numerous players who quit or where kicked from TA|REB. Factor in all those villages who went grey or were lost as "independents" and EG is winning by miles
Squirm and toss, but no matter how you look at it EG seems to be winning. Now this does not include numerous players who quit or where kicked from TA|REB. Factor in all those villages who went grey or were lost as "independents" and EG is winning by miles
Surely we should be multiplying REB's conquers by 3 to compensate for how outnumbered they are?
Until then TA tribes can bask in thier "quick" wins and gains
....but be reassured once the red mist of the EG members fades away the eyes of so many will become more focused and sharper to the TA areas/players to seek out