SgtCayir wrote:Yes because getting caught in your gate as your 2 guys ran back inside your pali whenever we chased them sounds fun
MOldAr wrote:but refuse to fight even when the numbers are equal
SgtCayir wrote:Yes because getting caught in your gate as your 2 guys ran back inside your pali whenever we chased them sounds fun
MOldAr wrote:but refuse to fight even when the numbers are equal
Check out my pro-tips threadDuhhrail wrote:No matter how fast you think you can beat your meat, Jordancoles lies in the shadows and waits to attack his defenseless prey. (tl;dr) Don't afk and jack off.





Cajoes wrote:I was the murder victim your guy aggro'd. And slew. Entirely unprovoked. Rather handily at that. Which prompted the retaliatory party. That you also handily slew.



jordancoles wrote:Confirmed no balls and you guys officially win
crfernald the pirate is deadlift, and nao is an archerSgtCayir wrote:
Counting atleast 7 guys? And Joco since i had him Memo'd unless one of those numbered is already joco?
Cajoes wrote:I was the murder victim your guy aggro'd. And slew. Entirely unprovoked. Rather handily at that. Which prompted the retaliatory party. That you also handily slew.
God, quoting sun tzu? I'd think you would do something more entertaining than that. Honestly deadlift, you used to be entertaining, now that you joined the klaue kill krew you've gotten pretty dull. I hope there's an edited screenshot of kills with copy-pasted leather-rapist-gloves all over it, with red MS Paint text crudely drawn on it at the end of this dark tunnel of boring.Deadlift_pro wrote:Sun Tzu wrote: If equally matched, we can offer battle; #
if slightly inferior in numbers, we can avoid the enemy;
Li Ch`uan, followed by Ho Shih, gives the following paraphrase: "If attackers and attacked are equally matched in strength, only the able general will fight."
This is not merely the general's ability to estimate numbers correctly, as Li Ch`uan and others make out. Chang Yu expounds the saying more satisfactorily: "By applying the art of war, it is possible with a lesser force to defeat a greater, and vice versa. The secret lies in an eye for locality, and in not letting the right moment slip. Thus Wu Tzu says: 'With a superior force, make for easy ground; with an inferior one, make for difficult ground.'"





