Cyber/MMC,
I do suggest, let me correct that to 'sincerely request', that we end this NOW as a public debate! It helps us not one iota and just invites the scorn of others in the forum. This is my final post to this thread and request that further debate, if any, is conducted by PM.
We have wasted the time of independent judges by supplying incomplete evidence and no copy of the rules we play under, very nearly ruined the game totally, lost one of the most active and creative contributers to the thread despite having the most hopeless Civ, provided the final straw to Persia - yep Japs I got the Civ wrong sorry - to cause her to quit, left a legacy of distrust so that I felt it neccessary to seek outside advice as to interpretation of 'our rules' before looking toward any future actions I might make so that I could at least have something to present as an arguement to, at the least, force a pause while it were discussed and fiinally(regretably) resulted in a situation where after all this time we are still debating a now dead issue.
My excuse for acting, rather inaction, in the way I did was that this was my very first game of pitboss and it all exploded inside a month of me joining. I knew neither the rules or etiquette to properly follow the issue and was left as much in the dark as any outsider might have been. All I saw was a hostile Capo and Pinchak versus a nice and reasonable Cyber. Right and wrong seemed very easy to decide on the issue but I may have been wrong. That knowledge is part of the fallout of this sad episode.
MMC, what is your excuse? You now speak but said nothing at the time and have no claim to inexperience so why did you not support the only genuinely fair and just solution when there was still time? Sorry to be harsh but as a very experienced pitboss player you must have known then what you know now!
So what now? Further public debate will serve us nought and only utter surrender by Cyber to a reload, as well as Persia rejoining in 1630 would allow an independent Korea under Capo to take part again - even then still unlikely.
Too much has passed now for any number of judges to look at everyone's moves to check we are playing the same moves. More than that would all of us believing Maya/Korea victory a possibility have been able to discount the south? Would Rome/Russia/Wyandot have acted in the same fashion knowing that Persia would soon disappear? Would Russia have attacked a Roman city had it known that it was part of a previous agreement that it should be established?
Let us PLEASE have an end to this. I think it already too late now but the simple choice is re-load to 1630 and take it from there, only if we have an independent Persia as well as Korea, or we stop all this nonsense and get on with the game as is and close this self-pleasuring* thread regardless!
FF
* If none else gets it I trust that you will MMC
I do suggest, let me correct that to 'sincerely request', that we end this NOW as a public debate! It helps us not one iota and just invites the scorn of others in the forum. This is my final post to this thread and request that further debate, if any, is conducted by PM.
We have wasted the time of independent judges by supplying incomplete evidence and no copy of the rules we play under, very nearly ruined the game totally, lost one of the most active and creative contributers to the thread despite having the most hopeless Civ, provided the final straw to Persia - yep Japs I got the Civ wrong sorry - to cause her to quit, left a legacy of distrust so that I felt it neccessary to seek outside advice as to interpretation of 'our rules' before looking toward any future actions I might make so that I could at least have something to present as an arguement to, at the least, force a pause while it were discussed and fiinally(regretably) resulted in a situation where after all this time we are still debating a now dead issue.
My excuse for acting, rather inaction, in the way I did was that this was my very first game of pitboss and it all exploded inside a month of me joining. I knew neither the rules or etiquette to properly follow the issue and was left as much in the dark as any outsider might have been. All I saw was a hostile Capo and Pinchak versus a nice and reasonable Cyber. Right and wrong seemed very easy to decide on the issue but I may have been wrong. That knowledge is part of the fallout of this sad episode.
MMC, what is your excuse? You now speak but said nothing at the time and have no claim to inexperience so why did you not support the only genuinely fair and just solution when there was still time? Sorry to be harsh but as a very experienced pitboss player you must have known then what you know now!
So what now? Further public debate will serve us nought and only utter surrender by Cyber to a reload, as well as Persia rejoining in 1630 would allow an independent Korea under Capo to take part again - even then still unlikely.
Too much has passed now for any number of judges to look at everyone's moves to check we are playing the same moves. More than that would all of us believing Maya/Korea victory a possibility have been able to discount the south? Would Rome/Russia/Wyandot have acted in the same fashion knowing that Persia would soon disappear? Would Russia have attacked a Roman city had it known that it was part of a previous agreement that it should be established?
Let us PLEASE have an end to this. I think it already too late now but the simple choice is re-load to 1630 and take it from there, only if we have an independent Persia as well as Korea, or we stop all this nonsense and get on with the game as is and close this self-pleasuring* thread regardless!
FF
* If none else gets it I trust that you will MMC
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