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[B5]Londo · 25 Apr 2015, 13:12

Bows hit rogues heavily (and vice versa) right from the start, as a DC i resisted calls for war, but really you and p3n gave us all our incs so there was little choice. I have no idea how those others became involved. However, with you allied to p3n and p3n consistently hitting us heavily anyway the HC had every right to expect their entry into the war on your side and find allies accordingly. In practice they did no more than continue to be our no.1 hostile until we finally NAPped them just before we began to fight CT.

A small alliance being ganged up on by other small alliances, surely in part implies a diplomatic failure on the side of the victim. Annoying several others unnecessarily.

25 Apr 2015, 13:12	#12
[B5]Londo Paso Leaute Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 919	Re: mass NAPing- yawn boring Bows hit rogues heavily (and vice versa) right from the start, as a DC i resisted calls for war, but really you and p3n gave us all our incs so there was little choice. I have no idea how those others became involved. However, with you allied to p3n and p3n consistently hitting us heavily anyway the HC had every right to expect their entry into the war on your side and find allies accordingly. In practice they did no more than continue to be our no.1 hostile until we finally NAPped them just before we began to fight CT. A small alliance being ganged up on by other small alliances, surely in part implies a diplomatic failure on the side of the victim. Annoying several others unnecessarily. __________________ An optimist may see a light where there is none, but why must the pessimist always run to blow it out? Last edited by [B5]Londo; 25 Apr 2015 at 13:23.