PTW Democracy Game II

[FrustratedPoet]

My part is done too. Check your PM's and welcome to the team.

[Mountain Sage]

Originally posted by Arrian
As far as I'm concerned, you're welcome. Go to the main forum, find our civgroup, and click "join" so that FP can authorize you (you may want to PM him once you've done it, so he knows).

-Arrian

Done, and done.

[conmcb25]

A new recruit

hi,

I have been posting in this thread asking about the possibilities of joining this Demo Game. I wasn't sure where to go and posted there, so my apologizes up front for threadjacking.

I offered to go to the Monkeys or COD whomever needs me the most.

CIV3-PtW Demo Game II>Worth Continueing

So let me know where I should go. Im playing CIV3 again after about a 9 month break and want to break into the community.

And no Im not a d/l of panag, I was just involved in an "incident" with him at a CIV 2 Demo game and feel like being EXTREMELY sarcastic.

Im not much on roleplaying but I can be a major smarta$$!

have a nice day

(EDIT, I just joined MONKEY)

[Arrian]

As far as I'm concerned, you're welcome. Go to the main forum, find our civgroup, and click "join" so that FP can authorize you (you may want to PM him once you've done it, so he knows).

-Arrian

[Mountain Sage]

OK, since Theseus asked me first, let's go for C&D (hey, almost like D&D!).
I won't understand any of their inside jokes, but then the only Eddie I know about is called Murphy.
Is that heresy?
I am unvited?
Any fancy new names I have to provide?

[Rhothaerill]

Hey MS, I think part of the problem is that not many of the teams know about you. If you head to the PTWDGII forum and post there the teams will know about you. BTW, I think team Monkey and team Cake or Death are still the ones that need the most help in number of active players.

[Mountain Sage]

OK, your last chance the whole lot of you. Who makes a bid for me and what do you offer me?

[FrustratedPoet]

I've authorized you now.

Welcome to the team! The private forum can be found here: http://apolyton.net/forums/forumdisp...s=&forumid=204

[Cort Haus]

OK, done.

[FrustratedPoet]

Ah, there's a slight problem, but it's easily solved.

Cort: Join the Cake or Death civgroup and you'll the appear on the list of members the forum gives me and I can click on the 'authorize' link for you. It'll be great to have you aboard!

[FrustratedPoet]

I am also boggled. I'm getting on it right now....

[Arrian]

We never authorized Cort Haus?? *boggle*

FP, get on that

-Arrian

[Theseus]

Cort Haus, you are more than invited... I've been so busy eating jam and sandwiches that I have done less then my part for the glory of Izzardia.

[Mountain Sage]

So, its up to Vox Controli, Team Monkey and Arrian's 'more than unknown comedian' team.
Plus Legoland in PtWDGI.
And some of you are just 'spectators'...

... the more I read this thread, the more I believe you are a crazy bunch of

Now, any new team after C3C?
And BTW, can somebody make some sense out of it?

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Cort Haus on the Cake or Death Forum

I want to join and agitate for us to research Jam. Off the bat while building the granary, so we can store more Jam, and then trade it for wine to make alcoholic jam, and ivory to make pianos to listen to while we're eating it, and silks for the girls to dance in. And for King Eddie.

There had better be some wheat nearby, as there's nothing worse than jam with no bread to act as a vehicle. Spoon of jam anyone?

I'm fed up with lighthouse dashes and galley-going contact collecting. Let's stay home and make Jam.

This was my original application to join CoD. It raised a smile, but no invite at that time. If the team are recuiting again, I'd like to re-submit the above application. I recognise that the game has gone beyond the initial phases for which my opening strat was intended, but if we can mod the game to rename culture as 'Jam', I'm confident that the eventual Jam Victory conditions can be met.

Finally, one misconception to clear up about our hero Eddie. In one of his vids he describes himself as 'thinly read'. While this could be taken to explain his naive apparant political stance in recommending that Japan and Germany rule the world (because they've already 'been through the bad stuff'), I belive that what he originally meant to say was "thinly spread", but his biro was being erratic when he penned the script.

It's good to see Eddie doing the business in the States. We get paranoid over here sometimes that our strange sense of humour is, er, not understood.