The Flying Circus
[MexUn]x7 [AF]x12 [RFC]x1 [LOR]x1 [WANT]x2 [LOR]x1 [AF]x4 [SMILE]x1 [WLF]x1 [LOR]x1 [AF]x2 [RAGE]x2
[LOR]x2 [USA]x1 [TNG]x1 [WLF]x1 [ICN]x1 [WLF]x1 [DEAD]x1[LOR 2018]
would have been better to stonewall sooner. lor is not ever gonna have a problem coming up with kill turns. they will have a problem coming up with breaker turns.
Northbabylon-Andy#6 (NS): I want you
no wonder he can't get chicks
I think we should take a time out and seriously think about this suggestion.
Makes perfect sense as we dont have nations with a high count of members and nowdays literally a nation can be completely killed off on the FS due to low member count.
I seriously think this could be the solution to Nation Wars problem with players getting disheartened by warring nations randomly attacking. If the FS didn't completely cripple the opponent and the opponent had a fighting chance.
Take this Lor FS against NS as a prime example, a lot of us in NS in the top 10 blissfully unaware of a threat, netting this set, have been almost completely crippled with all the high netters (and in some respect the only powerful states in NS) looking for top 10 finishes all dead. NS really can't do anything about it now regardless.
Now if it was harder to kill a state and FS's were to hurt but not cripple nations there could actually be some fun in it for both parties, the aggressor and reciever. And not just the nation doing the FS while all the players in the recipient nation left feeling disheartened and angry for having their set ruined for no reason.
The one liner is Give the nation on the recieving end of the FS a fighting chance
tbf, top NS states were stalked to hell. we had daily spy ops on all of the states (and each time they did jumps) including market intel with me working out how many turns you could use in one go with their available stock and jumping accordingly (which is why i wasn't afraid of #92 succesfully AAIng me when i first noticed him going 100% turns. worked out exactly how much $ he would have after sales and the max hed produce using those turns + money)...so if i saw that someone sold like 20bs worth to use 300 turns whilst in GDN i would have obviously jumped...their only chance would have been to sell after i went to sleep and jump before i woke up
Last edited by Divine Intervention; 01-20-2009 at 19:31.
Depends when you sanction. A lot of nations drop tax mid round, I would just keep taxes up. Even if your tax is low, NS was in position to have a huge advantage on production to draw tech/na from compared to other nations.
For other states to jump in, they would have to do it at the beginning. Stocking states are not catching up to states that have been unhit for 3-4 days unless you just don't spend any time on your state. And if they got up there, it would be one or two soul states being grabbed by you and 5 NS. they won't be able to keep it up.
Noone wanted a sanction until after tax had been dropped, and even then it was only Forkys that was hellbent on having the sanction in place. After being told how much it was going to cost, Forkys lost most of the nations support for a sanction.
Anyways this topic is about the war, not NS choosing to sanction high or not.