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Mongoose could you forward me a turn when you've played it aswell so i can see how things are moving along. 
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Sorry. I have it. Major comp trouble here, hopefully now resolved. Turn will be out in an hour or so.
Mong
Sadly we have also this absent Mong problem in Alienwater.On the ISDG 2012 team at the heart of CiviLIZationComment
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Guys, seek for a replace.
Herc, you could as well post it in the same thread you started to not mess up the board.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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Maybe you would take over Morganities, BinT?Comment
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Heah, I thought it as well..
If the game pace continues as it is, I could take them, yes.
Okay, the replaces would probably be kinda newbie people messing it up at least at some extent.
The only bad thing I can think of is trouble counting the credits each time I turn to repay them to you..
If other players accept me, I'll ask Lazerus for pass.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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Seems a little weird moving from one faction to another in the same PBEM but if theres no objections then i'll give pass to BinT.Learn to overcome the crass demands of flesh and bone, for they warp the matrix through which we perceive the world. Extend your awareness outward, beyond the self of body, to embrace the self of group and the self of humanity. The goals of the group and the greater race are transcendant, and to embrace them is to acheive enlightenment.Comment
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I can take Gaians back if Senethro moves to Morgan but I guess that'd be just one messing around.
So, send me the file if it's okay with you.
I will also give it to Laz as he requested before.-- What history has taught us is that people do not learn from history.
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WHatever desided is fine for me.
BTW I'll be in reserve duty next week so not turns till weekend"Some one told me former operators are not supposed to think much, that's good. I think that was the reason I took this job, ha, that and of course the fact the commissar said so." -t_ras: life through the former operators eye
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I guess you're looking for some input from me. Ummmm. I'm rather attached to these Gaians because the style of play is one quite far outside my own experience. It would depend if binT really wants them back.Comment
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Hehe, I already thought you'd like them..I'm rather attached to these Gaians because the style of play is one quite far outside my own experience.
No problem, have them and get acquainted with a hybrid Gaian style..It would depend if binT really wants them back.
So, I am waiting for turn from Googlie.
This game will be something to remember at least for me (with this faction change).
Could make some good RP if I have time to..
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Maybe we could make a game in which participatns change factions every 30 turns or so, might be intersting.
You'll have to plan strategy to improve faction you think you'll have at a stage of the game you can win, and don't help the other, on the other side....how can you be sure which faction you'll have?
or maybe give point by CMN or some arbitrary way for each cycle to each player according to how they improve the faction from what they recieved..."Some one told me former operators are not supposed to think much, that's good. I think that was the reason I took this job, ha, that and of course the fact the commissar said so." -t_ras: life through the former operators eyeComment
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That would be interesting, but not in this game probably.
Also that would require fast gameplay and not a big amount of players involved, say 3 or 4.
It could be like - if you manage to get your faction as best, you then go to the weakest and so on.
The point is who will stay at the end.
Also it would be very interesting to attack someone else when you've become very powerful, thus lowering his power and getting his faction as the next.
That would also involve a risk someone else could get your faction and actually defeat you..
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Greate Idea!!
I'll post it when I come back in a week."Some one told me former operators are not supposed to think much, that's good. I think that was the reason I took this job, ha, that and of course the fact the commissar said so." -t_ras: life through the former operators eyeComment
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how are we doing here?"Some one told me former operators are not supposed to think much, that's good. I think that was the reason I took this job, ha, that and of course the fact the commissar said so." -t_ras: life through the former operators eyeComment
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