All Day Round (tracker thread II)

[sabrewolf]

690bc to googlemail


our condolences go to the former residents of palenque and chichén itza. unfortunatly, the incans had stored huge amounts of chemical weapons in the marketplaces, temples, cathedrals and barracks. the same was in other incan cities, but sumerian hazmat got to those in time.

unfortunatly, some foolish and overly proud riders smoked their cigars next to a huge tank of methane... both cities burnt down to rubble. there is no chance that mrs. MacGrady can have witnessed that as the only survivors were a few cavalry who managed to ride on the pressure wave of the blast.

sumerian psychologists just think that she was unhappy that her city hasn't been liberated from the cruel incan oppressors like the other, more lucky cities and that she doesn't belong to the literate, and culturally and militarily advanced sumerian civilisation


combat report: a few more cities taken, some cavalry lost.

[Gamecube64]

Sent to Aqua.

[Aqualung71]

The Chinese vehemently refute and ridiculous lies the Sumerian despot is putting about regarding chemical weapons possessed by the Incans prior to their demise.

And errrr.....they were still in the middle ages, so it's pretty hard to believe anyway.

to 1889.....don't let him have your cities!!!!!!

[1889]

The Sumerians commit genocide and call it self-defense. The Dutch offer phony peace to lure us into the open. Yet you point at a 92-year-old woman who lost everything and dare to call here a liar?

These tactics work well within your police state, I’m sure, but the Mayan people and the rest of the people in the world are not as gullible as your state raised drones.

: 670 to

We killed your knight in the ruins of Chichen Itza. They were drunk and guess what they were singing. The seeds have been planted.

[sabrewolf]

no, we don't call it self defence. we call it "ensuring of a comfortable position"

sumeria also wishes to point out the weakness of the chinese intelligence agency. the mayan are not in the middle ages but already starting to get industrialised. and for several hundred years, they are masters of gunpowder and chemistry. they also know metallurgy and now the art of using coal.


670bc (AP really speeds things up!) to gamecube

[Aqualung71]

Sabre, you were referring to Incan stores of chemical weapons....go check your post. Therefore any reference to the Mayans being industrialised is irrelevant. The fact remains - the Incans were medieval and therefore could not produce the chemical weapons you assert were stored in their cities.

Get your facts straight!

[sabrewolf]

ah, sorry, i mixed up the south american civs. of course i meant mayan!

[Gamecube64]

Sent to Aqua.

[Aqualung71]

on to 1889

[1889]

650 BC sent to

[sabrewolf]

my sumerian GA triggering may have been questionable, but the passing further of tulúm because of the coal is quite wierd too. i guess we're even stephen.

and 1889, don't be a bad loser. had you defended your border cities better (for example your visible defence in copàn is a horseman! that defence of only 1!), i would have lost a lot more cavalry in attack. and calling me hitler and pest-man is not trash talk anymore

650bc to gc64

[1889]

Stacks of pikemen in our cities to stand around and wait to be slaughterd by your artillary and cavalry.

This is indeed valuable advice and we thank you, but for the time being we will pursue our own strategy. Sorry we can't provide more sport for you.

[sabrewolf]

well, with nationalism likely around the corner, i'll be at a temporary halt soonish. so probably it is better for you to keep the pikemen and upgrade them.

by the way: interesting number of explorers (at least 7) you had. were they originally planned for pillaging action or for disbanding them in bad towns?

[1889]

use 'em to slow your advance but your roads were stuffed with workers so I couldn't get in.

[sabrewolf]

but you had them already before i attacked (when i peeked into your capital).