Ghahargh, I wasn't expecting this from Mizuki. Just a thought, but can we replace her if I find someone willing, like Darth? Or maybe someone from the other game could just do a few quick moves, or Koz could have both countries to even it up a little...?
I don't know, doesn't much affect my strategy either way. Unless anyone else wants her replaced it doesn't matter much.

I thought you liked a challenge...

What, can't win this game on your own merits? Need a cohort to control a non-active continent?

Darn, you sussed me out. I've only survived so far on advice from everyone else, who are all most likely using me in their plans. And now that you have me fully within your grasp, my only hope is if I can get a cohort to control Mizuki's non-active continent, but then, because I'll be in charge of that, it'll probably fail too. Or my own plan could backfire and they'll end up beating me! I might as well just give up now.










Note to Lindstrom: Please don't take this as a resignation, I'm not serious

Remember that you only managed to take the Golden Frontier by convincing Mizuki to just send in a single move that really wouldn't even help her if she was actually playing. Though it's true that getting people to help you is the whole point of the game, especially in the middle kingdoms, you should consider yourself lucky I counted a BS move like that

It's confirmed: you're worried. Before you would've provided your typical arrogant answer like "my plan is unfolding", but now you're emotional.

Or perhaps this is his master bluffing tactic. Watch yourselves.

Wait, what the heck? How come a unit attacking with support doesn't override a holding unit?

What's a BS move? She needed to keep GS in place, anyway, since he was right next to her supply center.
Anyway, Toast, Mt. Tomato's support was negated by being attacked by Port Wheat, if you didn't notice. So your attacking power against Tazmily was only one. Ouch.

Oh yeah, to keep my single unit away from her manned supply center. Sure seemed like the perfect defensive move, other than the fact that there was no defensive motivation behind it!

Face it, you took advantage of a player who had no concern for her own success in the game, since by then she had no intention of playing.

And before you tell me that I should have done the same myself, let me point out that there was no strategy that she could have possibly aided me with, by geographical design.

Keep the fighting in the game, guys.

If she hadn't occupied Leá Monde, you could have taken it for new units, and she'd have had to waste effort resecuring it. I thought she was going to keep playing, but I guess I don't need her support to finish you off. The unit is still there to act as a barrier, not that I still need it.
Note that I'd sorted this with her before we'd actually started playing, but whatever
I think we should give Koz the rest of her country, it'd make him a force to be reckoned with if he used it properly now that he can spare a coupla units from his front against Toast.

GS is just jealous of my sweet moves

She already occupied the territory, as she started there! I didn't have a naval unit nearby so I couldn't have taken it. And if she was so concerned with just holding the territory, why did you ask her to attack me? Oh right, to support your attack!



But you need Koz's support...?

Face it, it's pretty well known that you begged her to attack me after she did nothing on the first move. Oh, and after Lindstrom denied you from sending in moves on her behalf, haha...

For someone who's got such a 'capable' plan, you sure do require a lot fuzzy-rules-bending to accomplish anything.

I dare say anyone could win this game when their partner is willing to completely sacrifice themself.

I've already explained everything. I can go into further detail when I don't need to worry about giving away my plans.
And I'd hardly say Mizuki was completely sacrificing herself by keeping her unit in her own territory to help me beat you, considering that you were right next to her and you hadn't made any offers of friendship, and were therefore her biggest potential threat, since Kozunai was her natural ally and it'd be foolish for them to fight.
You're really irritating, and give the impression of a sore loser. Just worry about your own moves and get on with the game. The next turn should be very important for you; I'd advise careful consideration of your options.

He's not being a sore loser at all.

You're plan is to get rid of me before anything else. Everyone has told me so. How crafty!


So why didn't she make any moves to get the free PCs to her south? I guess if you don't have plans to play, you don't need to collect PCs...


And perhaps you should worry about getting your plan to work instead of trying to illegally find a new ally to support you from the South?

Yeesh. All this crap makes me glad I'm not playing anymore.

For the record, Has didn't beg me per se, but he did make it rather obvious that it was something he needed. By that point, I had already told Lindstrom that I was going to drop out, so I figured that it didn't matter if I backed him up for one turn. I wasn't taken advantage of, and I don't really give a chocolate pudding how all of you fare. Move the waffle on, people.

For the record, I don't hold it against you. You were doing a favour for another player.

But I'm glad you've shone the light on Has's illusion of 'fair strategic play'.

And now you're being condescending. Of course I've considered my next moves, but this debate isn't about that. I know anything said in this thread won't benefit my standing in the game. I'm just calling out your BS.

Fine, my crafty illusion of fair strategic play is now dissipated or whatever it was you wanted, now shut up and get on with the game