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| Chancellor Laurentus | Nov 16 2014, 06:30 PM Post #1 |
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Okay, so there's a new RP. My first question is... how the fuck does this actually work? |
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| Lord Aragonn | May 4 2015, 11:02 AM Post #931 |
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Jarl of The Aesir Empire
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They'd get blown up just for being Colbentiellian! |
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| Lord Inquisitor Colberius X | May 4 2015, 07:43 PM Post #932 |
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Not recently, but I'm willing to dock back my stats to what they were just over a month ago. I have screenshots of that. Or maybe I could average my new stats with those old ones, as a compromise and more realistic alternative?
^ This.
He never announced that, and never would, mostly because no Colbentiellian agent would be willing to hurt Roen. It was a bluff, one which Colberius was hoping Ramos wouldn't call.
Compulsory military service, with no opt-out for healthy citizens (which is everyone). They are the soldiers and policemen. Besides, no Colbentiellian would blow up a hospital.
My ideological radicality is well below average, and youth rebelliousness is negative. My stats don't support this, if it's stats we want to follow.
This is true. Also, NS apparently decided that all that newly abandoned military hardware needed a home... My Weaponization stat has gone from being negative to being four times the world average. In the past couple days. I hate to say this, but... I was actually kind of planning on a coup being attempted. So I guess it can just happen sooner than intended, and be mostly successful. I'll start working on a post immediately, assuming that we can all agree on this. Please just decide what should be done with my stats. Tau, since the information I was gathering for you for your post is now irrelevant, just have your military spot my ships heading towards you and then holding just outside your waters. Three battle groups from the northeast, southeast, and northwest. An aircraft carrier with each group, assorted battleships, destroyers, etc. All stopped just shy of entering your waters. |
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| Chancellor Laurentus | May 5 2015, 01:20 AM Post #933 |
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Wait, wait, wait. I was under the impression that Colberius did the Roen bluff on international television? That being the case, a skilled politician could easily use that to win public support and turn people into savages, precisely because of their compassion. Let's not forget that all of your people aren't going to be compassionate either. And another thing you must remember is that probably a good portion of your people will be Miricanian immigrants, given how we worked out the maps. So they won't be happy with the state of affairs either. The same can be said for Colbentine immigrants in Miricano too. |
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| Lord Inquisitor Colberius X | May 5 2015, 06:06 AM Post #934 |
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No, that was sent directly to Ramos. What being the case? Colbentielle doesn't like immigration too much, so the number of foreign immigrants in Colbentielle will be relatively insignificant. (Also, Colbentine?) |
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| Miricano | May 5 2015, 06:41 AM Post #935 |
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Laurentus, you have a point about my anarchy. Then again, my citizens did blow up a levee in Port Alexandria. I think I have sufficently put in several events that show Anarchy in Mircano. Sorry Colby, no hard feelings but I think I'm just gonna sweep though the South pretty quickly and take all your land. Thanks for being a good sport, it's nothing personal. Hopefully Tau can just take on that navy of yours. |
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| Alexander | May 5 2015, 06:50 AM Post #936 |
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Mind Voyager
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That strikes me as somewhat out of character. |
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| Chancellor Laurentus | May 5 2015, 07:00 AM Post #937 |
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@ Miri: Er. No. Anarchy would mean a lot more chaos than that. Essentially, Ramos wouldn't have any real authority to do anything. I would also expect a lot more opposition to his plans/tactics/actions than he has been getting. Probably more on the level of the New Hatfieldian and Kuncachean rebels opposing Laurentus. Especially since he is even crazier than Laurentus. @Colby: My mistake then. I'll have to edit my post now. *Shudders.* Okay, so what we could do is have Ramos publicly broadcast that video of Roen and the subsequent call from Colberius, thereby inciting dissent in your numbers. And the hospitals, schools etc. don't necessarily have to be blown up, because with the traitorous politicians having stolen all the money, they just simply wouldn't have the necessary funds to get things done anymore. Also, yes, I agree with Frosty's assessment that 'Colbentiellian' is just too much of a mouthful. |
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| Lord Aragonn | May 5 2015, 07:38 AM Post #938 |
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Jarl of The Aesir Empire
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Colby can continue to live on in the RP with just the naval forces around Science, but they would need to seek refuge somewhere to stay safe from Ramos since they no longer have the government resources of Colbentielle. @Colby Do your fleets have at least one admiral? I'm thinking the admirals could take charge and make decisions for the fleets. You could just pronounce it like Miri pronounces "Miricanian", ignore the 'i' and say it like "Colbentiellan". According to the Romantics, not every letter has to be pronounced. The French took this philosophy to the extreme... |
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| Chancellor Laurentus | May 5 2015, 08:03 AM Post #939 |
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Dreadlord of New Hyperion
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I truly hate French, apart from some cool French names. Italian has always been my favourite Romance Language. |
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| Miricano | May 5 2015, 01:32 PM Post #940 |
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Mais, monsieur. Je ne sais pais pourquoi tu n'aimes pas le Francais. |
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