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Zaphod Beeblebrox
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aachen, germany
Aug 1999 time: 05:25
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the new archer (on the river at the moment, iirc, should join bob gunning done that single barb, even if he isn't needed he can use that practice, perhaps he becomes a veteran.
in addition dave (or some other warrior/s, not needed at the moment) should explore the south, there might be plenty of good countrysite just waiting for our next cities, even that ain't the case, it will be good to know that part of the map.
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MrBaggins
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All available troops should make best speed for Innsbruck and attack.
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Zaphod Beeblebrox
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aachen, germany
Aug 1999 time: 05:25
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dear mr. baggins, please explain what you consider as avaible. those troups guarding our cities against barbarians and keeping order there (btw, its a shame a civilized nation has still to use force inside its owns cities) those ones meant to escort or soon to be settler to its destination, those protecting our interest in that place (the coal) those going to do the vital job of exploring the south or those ones you dreamed of?
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MrBaggins
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some of all of the above...
the exploration isn't as valuable as an extra conquered city
the area denial would be nice, but we simply don't have extra troops to spare
1 or perhaps 2 troops from Pedrunn to ensure a viable and decisive attack...
the escort can be handled from a (yet-to-be-built) unit from HP.
Decisiveness is necessary to claw whatever edge we can now.
Things are thin now.. but they are about to look VERY thin in the future.
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MrBaggins
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This is a plan making session for the Party of War... its strictly party business
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MrBaggins
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Plus Ministers and Prime Ministers don't HAVE to abide by the decisions of even the official polls... although they have to give their reasoning... even if its... 'I don't agree that its in our best interest to follow the course of action recommended by the poll'
However, the poll is showing an advantage for war, right now...
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MrBaggins
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ahhh... sorry... you're right...
but what would you peaceniks want with this thread anyway?
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MrBaggins
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Yes... and Democracies work just this way
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MrBaggins
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* MrBaggins laughs... thinking how ironically current it would be...
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MrBaggins
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* MrBaggins winks
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Zaphod Beeblebrox
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aachen, germany
Aug 1999 time: 05:25
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quote: Originally posted by MrBaggins
ahhh... sorry... you're right...
but what would you peaceniks want with this thread anyway? |
ensure peace!
your posts seem like you want to change this democracy game into a junta-game and if you want to deny people with other thoughts than your one the right of freedom of speach. please prove me wrong.
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MrBaggins
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Zaphod Beeblebrox> Seems like you get to exercise your freedom of speech a lot... ironically proven by the very fact that you did, responding to this thread...
Devil of Truth> Exploring means delay. Delay means their progressing more than twice as fast as us, turn on turn... we need to use as large a concentrated force as we can muster of combined infantry, and attack a weakly defended enemy town. Their loss, our gain, and a tide turned.
What would exploration teach us, anyway? That we are surrounded, and being closed in on, fast? Heres a clue, thats no big surprise. If you are aiming to look for settling sites to the south, pre a road network, heres another clue... lots of hills = high distance penalties to the capital.
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MrBaggins
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If you're gonna quote about smells and Vietnam, there is only one worthy quote:
"Nothing else in the world smells like that.... I love the smell of napalm in the morning.... It smells like... victory."
Vietnam is a lot different from the situation we are facing here... primarily because there are no nuclear weapons involved.
Secondly, that was not a battle for survival... it was an ideological power projection.
This is most certainly a battle for our survival...
Here is the problem. Each of our enemies is growing at twice our speed.
If we wait, their advantage just increases. There is no point when we'll catch up, unless we exploit a weak situation now.
This does mean risk. There is, however, no alternative.
MrBaggins
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Zaphod Beeblebrox
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aachen, germany
Aug 1999 time: 05:25
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quote: Originally posted by MrBaggins
"Nothing else in the world smells like that.... I love the smell of napalm in the morning.... It smells like... victory."
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the point is, we don't have napalm.
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