Metzel and Pain - changed to 48 h Quickhost

Windwalker · #1 December 13th, 2005, 08:57 AM

Well, lets face it - I have greater army, than Ermor during its peak, and only small fraction of this is soulless/militia/etc. Heck, I have more troops, than the rest combined. Trust me, there will be no supply problems. With my gems income, there can't be even money problem, and I can use all kinds of it. With Ermor still active nobody can left "Death Front", so I don't think anyone can grab enough VP by surprise. Seriously I see no point in continuing this game. What do You all say?

Tyrant · #2 December 13th, 2005, 08:20 PM

If y'all want to surrender I will accept

, but seems to me that we are just now entering the midgame. It's true that only you could even possibly pull off a surprise strike, so it's likely to be a long game, but so what? (very sneaky bypassing the VP provences, btw)

Honestly, i have very little idea what you and Man have going, but amy size it not nessicarily very relevent. Computer controlled Ermor does require some effort to destroy, but their defeat is inevitable and I do not think that they will be around much longer (despite R'yleh getting in my way).

The way i see it, now's the time for you to take your shot. You are mighty, but can you do it? Not sure. Don't know about Man, but R'yleh is always dangerous and i can defend myself.

If you do not want to play anymore I suppose we would have to find a replacement or call it, but I'd like to play it out.

What do Cat and Bird think?

Catquiet · #3 December 13th, 2005, 10:11 PM

"That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even death may die." - H.P. Lovecraft

I'm staying to the bitter end.

Windwalker · #4 January 1st, 2006, 05:43 PM

What the heck happened in Graymund (184)? Those Golems exploded because of Tangle Vines?

Catquiet · #5 January 1st, 2006, 09:41 PM

I think they hit the limit to how long a battle can run. Golems can't retreat so they just disintegrate like mindless undead without leadership.

Windwalker · #6 January 2nd, 2006, 02:08 PM

In that case they should die in the same turn, and for sure Druid wasn't quickened. So first one, then another, in another turn, and this second didn't move. Looks like they thought, that they can't hurt Druid. Very strange.

Catquiet · #7 January 2nd, 2006, 11:35 PM

Mindless units don't all dissolve at once when they lose leadership. Make a game as R'lyeh, recruit a bunch of mindless Lobo Guards, put the leader in back and have him retreat. Watch what happens to the guards.