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Re: R31 rumour thread
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Originally Posted by [JungleMuffin]
Edit: With regards to h1tmans quote of JBG: Either that or a successfull disband vote, at which point, PA is on shit street, as im sure alot of people are "play Asc or not at all."
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Not really, didnt Asc only have about 50 planets at the start of last round.. So if 50% of them are 'play asc or quit' then we only lose 25 planets 
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Originally Posted by Zoro
I'm seriously hoping ASC win this round.
There are two ways they'll play it. Either they will play dead for much of the round and hit the front with two weeks to go trying to tell us that it was harder than we think. Or (my prediction) they will just steamroller everyone and lead from the front.
An easy victory for ASC will make them realise that drastic change is required to make the game more fun.
Roll on round 32 (an ASC free round)
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An Asc free round isnt the only solution, They just need to alter there recruitment policy to no-props once they reach the limit. For example this round, those extra 40+ planets which are in Asc.. would of filtered into other alliances, making for a more even round (even though Asc would still be favourites, it wouldnt be so slanted in there favour that theres no point playing).
I dont really see why they didnt do this anyway, as it would help maintain there '1337' status/ego due to recruitment being more rigid (as there isnt unlimited spots.. people might not vote for someone to join, if they want someone better in).
130+ members vs 50-70 members, isnt a very fun round for anyone (except those in Asc that dont want competition)
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