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Laguna
All worlds
14 Feb 2013 20:16Link
It is time to party like it is 1999!
Little Upsilon began in 2007 on the 14th of February. To celebrate its 6th anniversary and its first millennium (in two days or something), I digged deep and composed the following stats, to give a picture of how LU looked like at the end of its first month. This is my gift to LU, a look into the long lost past.
If you had looked at the top rankings, you would have found this:
Little Upsilon began in 2007 on the 14th of February. To celebrate its 6th anniversary and its first millennium (in two days or something), I digged deep and composed the following stats, to give a picture of how LU looked like at the end of its first month. This is my gift to LU, a look into the long lost past.
If you had looked at the top rankings, you would have found this:
| Rank | Country | Game Level | Score | President Name | Member of Federation | Member of Common Market | Finance | Nukes | Nominal Value |
| 1 | Avalon | 1 | 1524 | Ursula Pebblecook | White Highlands Collective | The Free Peoples Market | 8 |
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King Hezekiah II
All worlds 14 Feb 2013 20:34Link
Great Post Laguna. As the world Government of the LU, we officially decree this day to be the "birthday" of our planet. For now on we will have festivities for this day next year.
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All worlds 14 Feb 2013 20:56Link
Great post Laguna.
I love seeing historical stuff like that. I didn't realize Avalon was in White Highlands Collective. When I first started, Genie was still around and in that fed. R
Rick
All worlds 15 Feb 2013 01:54Link
That is a blast from the past!!!
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King Herod VI
All worlds 15 Feb 2013 04:11Link
This is interesting. I am a new player,so I have no idea who these people are.
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SweetPea
All worlds 15 Feb 2013 04:34Link
Sure is Rick. Many great players, a lot of substance that needs to be replaced. Quantitatively speaking, Little Upsilon is more active, but qualitatively speaking the gap from then til now is amazing. I prefer the former crowd than the latter. But growth is indeed good.
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