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That's the price when you're far behind and want to get the most out of your neighbors
Take my advice and have in mind that your actions are added into your fame and fame, bad or good follows you for the rest of your presence in this community
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Hey - that is not fairTake my advice and have in mind that your actions are added into your fame and fame, bad or good follows you for the rest of your presence in this community
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A game is a game and I choose very different attitudes from one game to anohter - no matter who else are in the game - from "Yours Very Truly (that's true
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First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win.
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Well I can understand that, but if I'm double-crossed in one game, I'm going to be wary of that player in the next game. I'd be foolish not to be...Originally posted by TheBirdMan
Hey - that is not fair.
A game is a game and I choose very different attitudes from one game to anohter - no matter who else are in the game - from "Yours Very Truly (that's true ) to TheCoolButTrustworthy and down to be worst backstabbing bastar. you can find.
Humanity has the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of juvenile folly and ignorant superstition.
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I guess you can't get away with a lot of stuff when your civ is not doing well. For instance, a weak nation that tries to pull a fast one on a powerful civ may find itself in a lot of trouble... *hint* *hint*"I'm an engineer. I make slides that people can't read. Sometimes I eat donuts." - AliceComment
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Fair or not it is trueOriginally posted by TheBirdMan
Hey - that is not fair.
A game is a game and I choose very different attitudes from one game to anohter - no matter who else are in the game - from "Yours Very Truly (that's true ) to TheCoolButTrustworthy and down to be worst backstabbing bastar. you can find.
People do remember and don't trust players that backstab them.
Would you?
For example, how much would you trust St Jon on your back?
That makes diplomacy a real art and not just a simple toy of the moment so be carefull how and with who you make deals or what kind of deals you do and for how long.
Define the details to avoid generalities that might expose you or the opposite to get the most out of it as suites you
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Japanese, you are fools if you thought you can commit such crime and walk away. Our secret service is capable enough to track such outrageous incident.
Follow our rightfulness demand and perhaps we'll spare your nation from total annihilation! You can not fool with Mayans.
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I will not deny it, I did steal an advance from you. Can you blame meOriginally posted by Kralj Matjaz
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Japanese, you are fools if you thought you can commit such crime and walk away. Our secret service is capable enough to track such outrageous incident.
Follow our rightfulness demand and perhaps we'll spare your nation from total annihilation! You can not fool with Mayans.
Mayan CK ?
I agree that reparations need to be made, but I'm writing to plea for a reduction in your demands. 10,000 gold is far too large a sum for 1 advance. I ask that you reduce this amount to 5,000. Also, your demands for my maps must by necessity be rejected, as that would put the very survival of my empire in jeopardy. Please show mercy in your time of greatness(I thought of that line myself)
-David42one of the JapaneseHumanity has the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of juvenile folly and ignorant superstition.
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Who has the turn?"I'm an engineer. I make slides that people can't read. Sometimes I eat donuts." - AliceComment
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Oops, I'll send that out nowHumanity has the stars in its future, and that future is too important to be lost under the burden of juvenile folly and ignorant superstition.
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Japanese, consider that as last warning! Reparations must be paid in full and without delay. In contrary you'll indeed bring your empire in jeopardy!
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Sorry for interfering but I had a map exchange with the Japanese recently and I do not wish in any case my maps been given to another nation.
I am sure you will come into an agreement but do not include maps, unless I earn something from it
10000 gold?
Never heared of such an amound for a single advance before
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