delico wrote:Nice azunyan!!!
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novaalpha
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Re: Lost in Translation? Korean attacking Japanese
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burgingham
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I was spawning an alt at this place today to find out what is going on there. I am still totally confused who did what to whom though :/
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Potjeh
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Well I can't make heads or tails of this either, but for what it's worth I can say that Tonkyhonk was the best neighbour anyone could wish for in W3.
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burgingham
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Well and I can say that Sohon was one of the most useful allies I ever had 
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Potjeh
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So yeah, I think the hypothesis in the OP, that they're being played against each other by a third party, is quite likely. I guess there's a chance that they have infiltrated Asuka to better conduct false flag operations, and the local leadership can't figure out who is ze spy.
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Windforce
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Re: Lost in Translation? Korean attacking Japanese
Its the BLUE SCOUT !Potjeh wrote:local leadership can't figure out who is ze spy.
*Inserts Team Fortress 2's Meet The Spy Vid here*
Hehehe
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mweis92
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If the Koreans do infact have scents from the RoK silk raid and the miner death, why dont they post the screenshots of them tracking to the Japanese city?
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niltrias
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I've been following this since it started, long before the OP....and I really think this is a false flag operation that has blown up into an actual war. Personally, I think the destruction of Shogunate should probably have been enough for RoK, but it isnt like my opinion has any weight here.Potjeh wrote:So yeah, I think the hypothesis in the OP, that they're being played against each other by a third party, is quite likely. I guess there's a chance that they have infiltrated Asuka to better conduct false flag operations, and the local leadership can't figure out who is ze spy.
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mweis92 wrote:If the Koreans do infact have scents from the RoK silk raid and the miner death, why dont they post the screenshots of them tracking to the Japanese city?
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KAHOS
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Re: Lost in Translation? Korean attacking Japanese
We really wished you to let us track the murder scents from those 2 dead bodies, if you had to insist Shogunate has a liar.
of course it is not possible now that we had fought with them against you on the last defending battle in Asuka.
also please refrain from posting to slander the whole Japanese nation as if all Japanese were liars
some are good, some are not. I may be the latter
of course it is not possible now that we had fought with them against you on the last defending battle in Asuka.
also please refrain from posting to slander the whole Japanese nation as if all Japanese were liars
some are good, some are not. I may be the latter