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Oh, no, no.
We were able to play with the mighty Apoc. :icon_rolleyes:
We were able to play with the mighty Apoc. :icon_rolleyes:
For me the point was never to win... I could lose, doesn't matter...
But I had fun while at it.
In regards to positioning for me, you couldn't get any closer to me then you guys did in K85, K75, K57, K67, K77 and of course my home in K58. I had thousands of incomings daily to every K but how many villages did I actually lose?
WWhen I first moved to an Apoc frontline, I jumped from k58 to k85 and that was attacking red dots, not barbs.
Please don't blame that on me deleting too soon - I waited and waited several months.
I've seen grass grow faster and I wasn't about to waste any more of my time waiting for you guys waiting for me to grow bored.
If you couldn't rim Zurtle whom you had completely surrounded from Day 1, you had NO hope of taking me out
I am English. I suspect I have a lot more experience of (and capacity to) lose than my friends on the other side of the pond think they have (that isn't a jibe at them, more a comment on the English's capacity to lose and move on). All that said...
FFS7,
Are you serious?!? The fundamental goal of a war game is to win. Whoever said it's about "the taking part" clearly lost and is covering their embarrassment.
If you really do care more about the taking part then well done you. You lost. Result. I'd seriously consider avoiding competitive pursuits in future. You clearly don't get them ;-)
How many had trains attached? We send tons of fakes to people we want to keep busy, often attached to long range nukes that we actually HOPE will die because rebuilding them will take longer than the return trip.
You never had a concentrated op, largely due to distance. Would you like a time-lapse video to show the rising tide moving east, and closer to your position? We had no reason to make a long-jump straight to your K - as Andrew put it - while you were "waiting" you were irrelevant to the tide of the war. Why spend energy on someone doing nothing to hurt us? Heck, you were busy fighting VST and PX - so in fact you were doing us a favor burning troops of your own and those of another enemy. Thanks for the help!
Very impressive move to K85, by the way. Looks like it was relatively brief.
Another person with the waiting instead of the doing, and declaring themselves victorious by the lack of attention. Love that strategy.
Like you, he did almost nothing offensive from his position, and he still had a fair amount of good will. Sure, we flung lots of nukes and fakes to keep him busy, but not many trains. After he'd thoroughly burned his bridges, he got an op. During the period in which he deleted (on 6/6), which he didn't announce, he lost 8 pages worth of villages. I'm sure seeing the surge of the op and the associated noble trains was COMPLETELY coincidental timing with choosing to delete. Granted, I'm sure that would have been significantly less if he'd stuck around to defend himself, but he was presumably active when the writing was on the wall and had the opportunity to make a choice.
Back to a previous pic post, good job declaring victory by deleting before the fighting really started.
You see. This is a game.
Generally... When I play, my goal is to have fun. It doesn't matter if I win, or I lose.
I think I've posted several times now that the part I enjoyed most wasn't even the taking
of villages itself... But the forums and all the stupid things we said.
As you should be able to guess... The way I play a game, is the different from the way
I live.
Small difference. Games, and living.
Just to please you:
I LOST. And I don't care about it. I had a fun couple of months.
Ps. Don't tell me you're losing it, REMEMBER, this is a game, Andy. :\
I only get stupid infractions saying that it doesn't matter if Zurtle
loves me or not. :icon_rolleyes:
It matters very much.
PS Did you say party? Can I bring the cake? :icon_evil:
Hell no, I've got one in the oven...
(2 cakes, then?)