Holy ****ing ****
Translation: ND will do tech deals based soley on what is cheapest for them, with no regard to geostrategic concerns. Further, ND considers Lego a friend and ally and refuses to fight them, even if this means Lego wins.
Game Over, essentially. Ok, perhaps I'm exaggerating, but if the #2 power refuses to do anything to hamper the #1 power... things are bad.
Without ND's support - even their tacit support - GoW cannot attack Legoland. Their only hope would be a surprise strike on ND, which though it *might* work, would most likely leave Lego in an even better position, and that's to the extent that Lego doesn't intervene.
Blah.
-Arrian
We made a decission in the beginning of this game to strike the deals withthe best conditions for us. Right now we consider the deals with Legoland of greater benefit for us. This has nothing to do with your team but your prices aren't able to beat the ones that Legoland has set up so we trade with them.
As for the plans of a war, we must clarify that the last war with RP and GS was the last one that saw ND as an Agressor. We have splendid relationship to Legos and are not the ones to fall in the backs of our former allys even if it means, that we will not finish this game in a winning position.
As for the plans of a war, we must clarify that the last war with RP and GS was the last one that saw ND as an Agressor. We have splendid relationship to Legos and are not the ones to fall in the backs of our former allys even if it means, that we will not finish this game in a winning position.
Game Over, essentially. Ok, perhaps I'm exaggerating, but if the #2 power refuses to do anything to hamper the #1 power... things are bad.
Without ND's support - even their tacit support - GoW cannot attack Legoland. Their only hope would be a surprise strike on ND, which though it *might* work, would most likely leave Lego in an even better position, and that's to the extent that Lego doesn't intervene.
Blah.
-Arrian
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