Dec 15th 2010, 0:00:08
Dupe posting for the win. I should pay more attention.
While I am here let me say something. SOF was always going to war. The people, for the most part posting on the other thread have been DOOM members.
NBK did a nice job hitting us first. We wanted a war, this is great. To NOW3P and KA people trying to spin this thing, NBK HAD 314 member and we made an effort to match up to that. A day prior to the start of this war, they dropped their 20 odd players in protection. This is no tactic on NBKs part, simply a straightforward thing to do. This should be a good war. As K4F has pointed out, both alliances had similar turns stored and NBK simply beat us to the punch.
If NBK had not hit us, we would have hit them in several days.
To NOW3P, DM, etc over at KA:
I don't know what your personal problem with SOF is but I would assume that it is a carry-over from alliance as NOW3P told me that was his bias against us. That is real lame. You pacted every alliance on the server but us and have been constantly trolling. Give it up.
While I am here let me say something. SOF was always going to war. The people, for the most part posting on the other thread have been DOOM members.
NBK did a nice job hitting us first. We wanted a war, this is great. To NOW3P and KA people trying to spin this thing, NBK HAD 314 member and we made an effort to match up to that. A day prior to the start of this war, they dropped their 20 odd players in protection. This is no tactic on NBKs part, simply a straightforward thing to do. This should be a good war. As K4F has pointed out, both alliances had similar turns stored and NBK simply beat us to the punch.
If NBK had not hit us, we would have hit them in several days.
To NOW3P, DM, etc over at KA:
I don't know what your personal problem with SOF is but I would assume that it is a carry-over from alliance as NOW3P told me that was his bias against us. That is real lame. You pacted every alliance on the server but us and have been constantly trolling. Give it up.
SOF
Cerevisi
Cerevisi