No, I think you are not killing the people that hold any real power.
And yes, what you mention there is pretty much my definition of winning.
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burgingham
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eric87x
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
Holy Shit Ballz... You all act like a major faction like AD, having a port right next to us is a big deal.... They had one last world and the world before that... and it changed nothing. I say let them come! I will be glad to add their skulls to my throne.
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ramones
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
I'm not sure this is how it was. I was not selling things to my own villagers. If anything, I was "selling" it for some labor, like bringing logs to idol for supports since I was preety much only one doing the mining at that stage and finding first gold nodes. And this was just me, where I didn't want to equip anyone with first thanes or shit until people started to help around. I don't think that was bad thinking.NaoWhut wrote:I don't have to prove anything to any of ya,
ramones sold his things to us
When ramones stopped playing he told the next
owner of his area to not let Ainran touch it. We
kept him around because we enjoyed his company,
not because he was gearing us or feeding us
curios or food =p
Also I did not say ever that people must not touch my area. But after all, everyone had their own plots, so had I, together with few guys, who after I quit, were still playing there until that bugram raid, after which most of guys either quit or moved away. So my plot was there alone, without any real owner, and no one would prevent you from going there and take all the good cows, trees, everything anyone wanted.
I can agree, that even tho with steel we had etc. there were only few things made for war purposes from my side, like thanes etc., otherwise fighters in Ainran got most of solid equip from enemy, with exception of grinding own CC's in beggining of the world (with alot of Valten and others effort)
The story is, Ainran success wasn't dependant so much on me, since I was kinda living my own village inside of that walls. You gotta give them some good credit Burg for their success in w6
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NaoWhut
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
RAMONES!!
YOU ACT LIKE WE WORK WTF
i am not a slave! i will not carry your logs!
YOU ACT LIKE WE WORK WTF
i am not a slave! i will not carry your logs!


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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
Nao you were the greatest of all. Even when we had bwall up and months into the game, tons of scents of murder all around the world, you easily kept your gates open for everyone to come to visit you and your logs 
W16.1 - Pet Sematary (hermit)
W8 - Hermitage
W7 - Emerald City
W6 - Gomorrah
W5 - Pandemonium
W4 - Angkor
W3 - Angkor
W8 - Hermitage
W7 - Emerald City
W6 - Gomorrah
W5 - Pandemonium
W4 - Angkor
W3 - Angkor
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NaoWhut
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
well... after you bloody younguns went and builtramones wrote:Nao you were the greatest of all. Even when we had bwall up and months into the game, tons of scents of murder all around the world, you easily kept your gates open for everyone to come to visit you and your logs
some ugly ol' brickwall around my area while i was
sleepin
hooligans...


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Valten21
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
yeah this major alliance of Sigma/AD/Odditown was outisde our walls with a ton of people 3 days in a row and they lost a bunch of people, only killing 1. Why would we be any more worried now?
You may have foiled the plans of BAD-EVIL this time, but there is no rest for the wicked.
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Farn
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
You have made enough reasons to be worried until the end of this world. And you don't really have any power even in the are that you call yours, so I cannot see why you wouldn't be worried.
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
Farn wrote:You have made enough reasons to be worried until the end of this world. And you don't really have any power even in the are that you call yours, so I cannot see why you wouldn't be worried.
Say WHUT??
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Farn
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Re: Ainran "Politics" (Formerly Mirigod General)
Don't even ask, I don't know.painhertz wrote:Farn wrote:You have made enough reasons to be worried until the end of this world. And you don't really have any power even in the are that you call yours, so I cannot see why you wouldn't be worried.
Say WHUT??