Greetings, world neighbours. Vox has been left with little choice but to go public with our on-going attempts to reach some form of reconciliation with Gathering Storm.
Here is what we proposed to GS:
- they get all of South Estonia, below Elipolis
- we gift Dissidentville to them
- we do a public mea culpa - we would readily admit to our aggression and duplicity in starting this war.
- we post a public non-agression pact with GS into the next era.
- we will provide engineering in approx 15 turns.
-we provide our free tech going into the next era.
-we will not attack Inchon
-we are allowed to safely evacuate all our troops from South Estonia
- this to include Harry and 4 other immortals trapped on the mountains in the SE. As a show of good will - they will move down to tha plains where they will be easy targets.
-and discuss the movement of Inchon - maybe two tiles south. They will still get the prime enhanced grassland tiles - but our cultural borders will not be overlapping.
-we also agreed to forfeit any access to iron, as a commitment to future non-aggression
This was rejected by GS. However - they still put a peace deal back up on the screen, and we sent back the deal unaccepted, with Dissidentville added to continue the discussion. We also ceased any attacks on GS units.
That was the same turn they eliminated our Immortals in the south - who basically left themselves undefended as a sign of good faith. And we informed them we were doing this as well. (Eliminated is probably not the right word - execute might be better.)
They have now landed troops in North Estonia.
It would appear that we are past the point of any reasoning or discussion. They are willing to give us some limited time to get off of North Estonia, but they do not want us to stay. They want the entire continent. That is clear.
So despite our public admission of blame in this affair, and having suffered a much greater loss in the war, and now being willing to give public and tangible assurances regarding their security, Gathering Storm still wants the small patch of land we call home.
We the people of Vox, and the much Humbled One, wanted you to know.
.... Beta.
Here is what we proposed to GS:
- they get all of South Estonia, below Elipolis
- we gift Dissidentville to them
- we do a public mea culpa - we would readily admit to our aggression and duplicity in starting this war.
- we post a public non-agression pact with GS into the next era.
- we will provide engineering in approx 15 turns.
-we provide our free tech going into the next era.
-we will not attack Inchon
-we are allowed to safely evacuate all our troops from South Estonia
- this to include Harry and 4 other immortals trapped on the mountains in the SE. As a show of good will - they will move down to tha plains where they will be easy targets.
-and discuss the movement of Inchon - maybe two tiles south. They will still get the prime enhanced grassland tiles - but our cultural borders will not be overlapping.
-we also agreed to forfeit any access to iron, as a commitment to future non-aggression
This was rejected by GS. However - they still put a peace deal back up on the screen, and we sent back the deal unaccepted, with Dissidentville added to continue the discussion. We also ceased any attacks on GS units.
That was the same turn they eliminated our Immortals in the south - who basically left themselves undefended as a sign of good faith. And we informed them we were doing this as well. (Eliminated is probably not the right word - execute might be better.)
They have now landed troops in North Estonia.
It would appear that we are past the point of any reasoning or discussion. They are willing to give us some limited time to get off of North Estonia, but they do not want us to stay. They want the entire continent. That is clear.
So despite our public admission of blame in this affair, and having suffered a much greater loss in the war, and now being willing to give public and tangible assurances regarding their security, Gathering Storm still wants the small patch of land we call home.
We the people of Vox, and the much Humbled One, wanted you to know.
.... Beta.
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