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  • #16
    Sigh. I don't know... RP has been questioning the comment of Nathan of the renegade horsies, if there was nothing said before I would certainly agree. Now? I don't know...

    Dealing with people is certainly a lot harder then working around the AI But that's also one of the most fun parts of PTW

    As to commenting to Vox: sure, let's keep all info to us, and let others think what they want. The only thing we could accomplish is to let them believe we are invading them on our East coast, but if we don't say anything, we also create that impression.

    One thing that bothers me is that GoW is going to receive a happiness bonus because we declare war, and we could receive a happiness hit because we do it. (not sure on that last part, as we only defend our own territory)

    DeepO

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    • #17
      GoW won't be receiving any WW bonus unless they switch to Republic.
      As for us - we might receive a WW penalty, but our overall WW value won't be higher than zero. So we might lose the bonus that we got from Vox and have to raise the lux slider to 20%, but nothing worse than this could happen. AFAIK.
      "Close your eyes, for your eyes will only tell the truth,
      And the truth isn't what you want to see,
      Close your eyes, and let music set you free..."
      - Phantom of the Opera

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      • #18
        Say nothing.

        If we choose to align with one of the other teams, perhaps a private communication, but that's all.

        If GoW pulls some bullsh*t stunt like Vox tried to, we send them a private warning to retract, or be exposed as was Vox.

        Actions speak louder than words. The destruction of all invading forces will send the message that we want.
        The greatest delight for man is to inflict defeat on his enemies, to drive them before him, to see those dear to them with their faces bathed in tears, to bestride their horses, to crush in his arms their daughters and wives.

        Duas uncias in puncta mortalis est.

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