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Formerly known as Masuro.
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that is a massive stack yo have landed, well done mateComment
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A hard battle and no winner. But some of the Dutch still live and their Carthaginian allies are in position to attack.
But it will be close . . . .Formerly known as Masuro.
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this game certainly has picked up
some berzerkers to assist
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AAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
With just one more unit I could have taken the city.
Well, your bezerkers will likely walk into the city next turn.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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hmmm
no luck for me...
here is metalury
will have Military Tradition for you next turn
if you can spare 25 gold between your nations, please send to England
they need it
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When did you send the turn? It hasn't arrived yet . . . .Formerly known as Masuro.
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Good Lord, man. Why did you raze the city?Formerly known as Masuro.
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well it was protected by a berzerker with one health....
did you want it?
the next few are yours mate... sorry about that
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I don't mind if I don't get the cities but it seems like a waste. Oh well, send a settler with your next batch of beserkers.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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hahahasettler... none available at this time
well my Viking lads are called "Berzerkers"... "not the old wives club"Comment
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Ha ha. Point taken.
I have a settler lying around somewhere. Do you mind?Formerly known as Masuro.
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I'll be sending some lads to build a new city soon.
Formerly known as Masuro.
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