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Realm #9 was first, and the top explorer RATS (Ivetza) had a 600 acre lead on me, but he was about to get absolutely railroaded. It was going to be tight, but we thought we could slow his economy enough to the point where we could feed him to nate. He had prioritised efficiency so he had garbage ratios, no defense buildings, nothing really. Just a lot of land and a lot of rats.
 
Realm #9 was first, and the top explorer RATS (Ivetza) had a 600 acre lead on me, but he was about to get absolutely railroaded. It was going to be tight, but we thought we could slow his economy enough to the point where we could feed him to nate. He had prioritised efficiency so he had garbage ratios, no defense buildings, nothing really. Just a lot of land and a lot of rats.
  
Sometimes when you completely ruin a defenseless target, as we were about to with RATS, you do feel guilty about it. I still feel bad about starving Craghack so Bobbo could hit him a few rounds ago. But fortunately the target this time was Ivetza, who responded with some generally incoherent insults on the messageboard ("Cmon is that all, you homosexuals porn doll's..... 100 000 rats to rule you all .!."), and that really made killing him off quite satisfying. His economy was a smoking ruin, his growth was halted for three days, and with the op bonus he was forced into non-stop dp training while nate trained op. He managed to keep his ass just ahead of nate's snapping jaws, which annoyed nate, but all the while I was hammering the explore button and rocketing up in land. By the end of the war, we hadn't hit him, but I'd closed in on his lead from 600 acres to just 30, and my economy was (even pre-fireballs) in a much, much stronger position than his. So despite having a ton of extra dp after we cancelled and lost the war op bonus - which meant he was able to pure explore - within 24 hours he was no longer top explorer.  
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Sometimes when you completely ruin a defenseless target, as we were about to with RATS, you do feel guilty about it. I still feel bad about starving Craghack so Bobbo could hit him a few rounds ago. But fortunately the target this time was Ivetza, who responded with some generally incoherent insults on the messageboard ("Cmon is that all, you homosexuals porn doll's..... 100 000 rats to rule you all .!."), and that really made killing him off quite satisfying. His economy was a smoking ruin, his growth was halted for three days, and with the op bonus he was forced into non-stop dp training while nate trained op. He managed to keep his ass just ahead of nate's snapping jaws, which annoyed nate, but all the while I was hammering the explore button and rocketing up in land. By the end of the war, we hadn't hit him, but I'd closed in on his lead from 600 acres to just 30, and my economy was (even pre-fireballs) in a much, much stronger position than his. So even though with all his excess dp (and no war op bonus against him after we cancelled) he was able to pure explore, within 24 hours he was no longer top explorer.  
  
 
The m'lady adventurer hat was mine at last.
 
The m'lady adventurer hat was mine at last.
  
While all this was going on, we all got to enjoy another great podcast moment when Merf announced he’d made a hit and was safely coming into Jota’s range, saying he “knew the numbers”. Nate laughed and wished him good luck. He knew that Jota knew the numbers too.  
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While all this was going on, we all got to enjoy another “podcast moment” when Merf announced he’d made a hit and was safely coming into Jota’s range, saying he “knew the numbers”. Nate laughed and wished him good luck. He knew that Jota knew the numbers too.  
  
''2022-10-16 04:14:50 Wife vs OD round 31 (#11) invaded The After Hours (#3) (Merf) and captured 224 land.''
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''2022-10-16 04:14:50 Wife vs OD round 31 (#11) invaded The After Hours (#3) and captured 224 land.''
  
 
With RATS scurrying off to safety but now irrelevant, Nate and Jota made hits on Johnny The Master Baiter (#1) instead (OMGnoob).
 
With RATS scurrying off to safety but now irrelevant, Nate and Jota made hits on Johnny The Master Baiter (#1) instead (OMGnoob).
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''2022-10-18 10:06:16 Victorious on the battlefield, Wife vs OD round 31 (#11) conquered 239 land from Johnny The Master Baiter (#1).''
 
''2022-10-18 10:06:16 Victorious on the battlefield, Wife vs OD round 31 (#11) conquered 239 land from Johnny The Master Baiter (#1).''
  
If Ivetza's war was a example of bitterness and poor sportsmanship, our next war targeting new player Flat Earth (Mithrandir) in #7, was the polar opposite - met with good humour and banter. His build was impressive and the speed he was growing was alarming; I never really bought the argument that exploring could be so overpowered compared to attacking with landgen, but this guy made a real case for it this round. He'd eaten a few hits and it had barely even stalled him.  
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If Ivetza's war was a example of bitterness and garbage sportsmanship, our next war targeting new player Flat Earth (Mithrandir) in #7, was the polar opposite - met with good humour and banter. His build was impressive and the speed he was growing was alarming; I never really bought the argument that exploring could be so overpowered compared to attacking with landgen, but this guy made a real case for it this round. He'd eaten a few hits and it had barely even stalled him.  
  
 
We gave him seven seconds to get ready.
 
We gave him seven seconds to get ready.

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