akots said:
The problem is that it is not his strategy. It is strategy borrowed from them by him and applied to ISDG. And he was not the first to do this and borrowed this application from CDZ PBEM players starting from Anarres, Kemal, and others. You cannot say that you invented TV on each and every corner because you are watching it, right?
IMHO very few people can apply it like him, but I ama sure we will get to see it firsthand in the finals
Anyways I see two possable plans coming out of this:
A. Due to anarchy in C3B, they are weekend. CFC decalres war on C3B and of course wins, with or without the help of the other alliance.
The Problem: This brings CDZ's PBEM skills and CGN's Trip and friends to the finals.
B. CFC somehow stays with C3B, and attacks the other continant. We get one of the other nations to ally with us and a C3B-CFC-CDZ or CGN alliance move on to the finals.
The Problem: Getting C3B on our side will be VERY VERY hard, but we want them in the finals with us. Thier political parties are a tool for us, that we can use against them. To get them on our side, an obvious threat from the other alliance will need to be made.
Even if we get C3B back on our side, getting one of the other alliance's nations to ally with us will be hard. Then we still bring one of the two nations we do not want in the finals with us. But if we can get one of them to ally with us, all will be good.
But, we will have to go with plan A, seeing as that B has to many "ifs"