well, right before war levels, those guys that sat at the top of the hill, and decided who could, and couldn't go to war... well they were successfull enough, for long enough, that they grew complacent. and for the most part, any one that wanted to attack another player, was instantly classified as a bad guy. it created an ugly enviroment for any one that actually wanted to play the war game. and peaceful players got to expect to survive with little or zero defense, while still dominating the charts.
this lasted long enough, that their where only something like a dozen real war players left in all simcountry. and the inevitable happened, 2/3s of them got together, and attacked one of the former Peace Defenders, and slaughter them, in a matter of hours... thats when the idea of war levels where introduced...
the basic concept of war levels is good. and the rules for them must remain strick, in order to have the desired effect. u
I have an inquiring mind. Who were the 2/3rds? The ones who are responsible for the imposition of war levels as a result of their slaughter???
They were called The Dark Side lorelei.
Should I point fingers and post names???? I will iff'n you want me to! ha ha ha
hint: shhhh dun tell anyone i told ya, but look at who posted the reason...*coughs gently and whispers - the evil one - Josias*
Screams........ BLAME HIM!!! :P
Where is SirSmokesAlot these days????? I haven't seen him in months.
Yeah, I started to type a name or two of people who still play, but thought better of it.
Discretion is the better part of valour.
Smokes has probably got some waitress over the managers desk. Haven't heard from him in a while myself.
I think Josias rendition of events is pretty 'spot on'!
I dun blame anyone really. Can't blame those who loved war and for doing what they paid for and enjoyed doing in the game. I just like annoying Josias, he gets so mad at me. ha ha ha ha
You know I have no discretion, I'll blurt out anything and everything.
JOSIAS DID IT!!!!!! ha ha ha ha LET'S ALL THROW SHOES AT HIM!!!!!!
Jason, you sound like a Brit wif that "spot on" business. ha ha ha ha