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Achilles · 15 Feb 2009, 02:32

mz is quite correct in his assessment of the current situation. The logical conclusion of which is that, barring the collapse of Omen, CT will win the round. The rogue factor in this equation, ND, have managed to recruit to a level whereby if they can beat CT by themselves they can win a close 4 way battle. Of course this assumes that Omen survives to keep Ascendancy at bay, which is by no means a certainty and, in all reality, become less likely with every day that CT is allowed to stretch away. This puts ND in a time sensitive position and I'm not convinced their leadership is prepared to make the leap of faith necessary to try for glory.

Were it any 2 alliances other than Omen and Asc warring it out the possibility of a ceasefire to take down CT would exist. But it doesn't and so it seems ND will have an inordinate say in how the round finishes. It's pretty interesting to say the least.

As for 2:9, who gives a ****?

15 Feb 2009, 02:32	#11
Achilles Poblacht na hÉireann Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,167	Re: 2:9 mz is quite correct in his assessment of the current situation. The logical conclusion of which is that, barring the collapse of Omen, CT will win the round. The rogue factor in this equation, ND, have managed to recruit to a level whereby if they can beat CT by themselves they can win a close 4 way battle. Of course this assumes that Omen survives to keep Ascendancy at bay, which is by no means a certainty and, in all reality, become less likely with every day that CT is allowed to stretch away. This puts ND in a time sensitive position and I'm not convinced their leadership is prepared to make the leap of faith necessary to try for glory. Were it any 2 alliances other than Omen and Asc warring it out the possibility of a ceasefire to take down CT would exist. But it doesn't and so it seems ND will have an inordinate say in how the round finishes. It's pretty interesting to say the least. As for 2:9, who gives a ****?