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WE are completely diaorganized, and unready to play anymore. Not only do we not have our departments ready we are not sure about the rules of the game. I call for the game to be stopped until AT LEAST Saturday, and maybe longer.
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28After saturday21.43%6Saturday maybe..maybe a day earlier, maybe a day later, but around there28.57%8Play sometime in the next 2-3 days39.29%11Play more today7.14%2Play whenver we have enough bananas3.57%1The poll is expired.
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Saturday. Trip, you DEFINATELY need to give us more information. -
I say 2-3 days. And hold on, I'm doing 4 things at once, give me a break!Comment
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Yeah, that's the natural swing of things Mr. President.
Well, your'e doing just fine on the surveys! At this point...
But the constitutional questions are the most urgent I think.
(The issues of polling, validity, etc.) A great job so far!
My words are backed with hard coconuts.Comment
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We need to calm down and slow down.Comment
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We havent done that much today. So 2-3 days should be enough to reorganize."Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master" - Commissioner Pravin Lal.Comment
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Eli: huh???? we've done tons, and i think we shouldntve started (in retrospect) until at least wednesday, and played at most the first 3 turns...Comment
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What tons?Originally posted by civman2000
Eli: huh???? we've done tons, and i think we shouldntve started (in retrospect) until at least wednesday, and played at most the first 3 turns...
We have 4 units, one city and pretty simple(and bad) terrain.
We wont get a new tech in the next turnchat for sure, there wont be any economic decisions and the chances of meeting new civs are slim.
So the next turnchat will be exploring, building a city with the settler and public works stuff.
2-3 days is more than enough time to prepare for this."Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master" - Commissioner Pravin Lal.Comment
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Very well put and accurate.Originally posted by Eli
What tons?
We have 4 units, one city and pretty simple(and bad) terrain.
We wont get a new tech in the next turnchat for sure, there wont be any economic decisions and the chances of meeting new civs are slim.
So the next turnchat will be exploring, building a city with the settler and public works stuff.
2-3 days is more than enough time to prepare for this.
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we very clearly were not ready for the first one. We should be more patient with the second one.Comment
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Because we didnt know what's going to happen.Originally posted by civman2000
we very clearly were not ready for the first one. We should be more patient with the second one.
If we follow my suggestions in my other thread(except the number of turns played, because it's the very beginning) we would have all major moves ready beforehand."Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master" - Commissioner Pravin Lal.Comment
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Aaaah the benefits of a well thought out constitution.oh wait I woke up. "What can you say about a society that says that God is dead and Elvis is alive?" Irv Kupcinet
"It's easy to stop making mistakes. Just stop having ideas." UnknownComment
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That's what I think they should do now...Originally posted by Pythagoras
Aaaah the benefits of a well thought out constitution.oh wait I woke up.
To formulate the entire law clearly and straightforward, and let us vote for it's legitimacy. (the whole freakin' book)
Who can formulate a const. proposition? Oh, that too is under votation right now... Sorry to be pain in the ass, it's my duty...
So go get yer featherpen mr. President!
My words are backed with hard coconuts.Comment
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bump, we need to decide on this asapComment
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Saturday seems good, maybe friday if we are ready.Nym
"Der Krieg ist die bloße Fortsetzung der Politik mit anderen Mitteln." (Carl von Clausewitz, Vom Kriege)Comment
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