Jason The King
Deity
To: Germania
From: Egypt
Egypt hold no grudges, friend.
From: Egypt
Egypt hold no grudges, friend.
JNES !!! The Provinces of Rome
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Jason The King
Deity
Okay, 5th map update.
Resources are show as:
Wood: white hollow circles
Stone: Filled black squares/rectangles
Grain: Hollow squares/rectangles
Armies:
Black filled circles
Navies:
Nations color in shape of a square
Note: Since of Mesopotamias dark color ALL ARMIES are shown as gray.
Rome has 36g to spend!
Babylon has 51g to spend!
Greece has 14g to spend!
Britain has 54g to spend!
Spain has 30g to spend!
Gaul has 47g to spend!
Libya has 23g to spend!
Egypt has 23g to spend!
Germania has 55g to spend!
Also, trading is now in affect with some nations that have connections through their territorys. You may now begin trading, in which you must both agree, then both send me a PM saying with who and what you are trading. Also, note that each resource has a value:
Wood: +1 to fleet defense and offense
Stone: -1 gold from total cost of structures on a turn
Grain: +1 to defense and offense of armies.
Remember, you can have up to three resources that allow you to benefit from it.
Every triplet (1 wood resource, 1 stone resource, and 1 grain resource) gives you an extra 2 gold for your turn. That is another reason why you might want to trade with another nation. There is no limit to the amount of beneficial triplets a nation may have.
Demetrias:
LoL, your orders were all jumbled up, and I guess it was my fault for not catching them earlier. Instead of making everyone wait until you can get back on, I just tried to get them close to what you wanted. You cant build a barracks, then same turn build an army from it, you have to wait for the barracks to build, the next turn is when you can an army, so I built it in your capital and sent it to 39, on its way to 40. You also said for some/an army/ies to be sent from 58 to 60, but theyre not connected. So, I sent them to 59, also on their way. Hope this was close enough!
Resources are show as:
Wood: white hollow circles
Stone: Filled black squares/rectangles
Grain: Hollow squares/rectangles
Armies:
Black filled circles
Navies:
Nations color in shape of a square
Note: Since of Mesopotamias dark color ALL ARMIES are shown as gray.
Rome has 36g to spend!
Babylon has 51g to spend!
Greece has 14g to spend!
Britain has 54g to spend!
Spain has 30g to spend!
Gaul has 47g to spend!
Libya has 23g to spend!
Egypt has 23g to spend!
Germania has 55g to spend!
Also, trading is now in affect with some nations that have connections through their territorys. You may now begin trading, in which you must both agree, then both send me a PM saying with who and what you are trading. Also, note that each resource has a value:
Wood: +1 to fleet defense and offense
Stone: -1 gold from total cost of structures on a turn
Grain: +1 to defense and offense of armies.
Remember, you can have up to three resources that allow you to benefit from it.
Every triplet (1 wood resource, 1 stone resource, and 1 grain resource) gives you an extra 2 gold for your turn. That is another reason why you might want to trade with another nation. There is no limit to the amount of beneficial triplets a nation may have.
Demetrias:
LoL, your orders were all jumbled up, and I guess it was my fault for not catching them earlier. Instead of making everyone wait until you can get back on, I just tried to get them close to what you wanted. You cant build a barracks, then same turn build an army from it, you have to wait for the barracks to build, the next turn is when you can an army, so I built it in your capital and sent it to 39, on its way to 40. You also said for some/an army/ies to be sent from 58 to 60, but theyre not connected. So, I sent them to 59, also on their way. Hope this was close enough!
AnarchyRulz
Endless Bummer
HEY, where did Romes Town Halls go?
Jason The King
Deity
Battles:
England VS Germania
English troops led by General Cornwallis (hehe), walked into the German area without any resistance. The militia seemed to have has not any cause for fighting.
Losses: 0
Rome VS Libya
The Great Legions of Rome, in all their glory, walked into the desert, feeling only light militia defenses. Forming a double line, side by side, the Roman armies walked from the Medditteranean coast to the boundary of Egyptian land. At some points, the lines seemed to stretch for as long as the eye could see.
Losses: Militia of Libya
Here are some Graphs for the 5th anniversary update (lol). I will, every 5 updates, provide something like this.
England VS Germania
English troops led by General Cornwallis (hehe), walked into the German area without any resistance. The militia seemed to have has not any cause for fighting.
Losses: 0
Rome VS Libya
The Great Legions of Rome, in all their glory, walked into the desert, feeling only light militia defenses. Forming a double line, side by side, the Roman armies walked from the Medditteranean coast to the boundary of Egyptian land. At some points, the lines seemed to stretch for as long as the eye could see.
Losses: Militia of Libya
Here are some Graphs for the 5th anniversary update (lol). I will, every 5 updates, provide something like this.
Jason The King
Deity
How can I do multiple pics in one post?
Jason The King
Deity
WOW! good question, Anarchy. Thats wierd, I mut have worked off of an old something. anyways, here is the new update and Rome has 42g to spend.
AnarchyRulz
Endless Bummer
To Lybia:
Peace will be made IF you give The mighty Romans areas 23, 45, and 25. If not you will be annexed FORCEFULLY.
A Roman newspaper...
Today is a day of great rejoice. Roman Legions, which many say are the finest warriors of the world, annexed a large part of Africa with minimul casuilties. The lybian people were rejoicing with parades and celecrations that they may be part of the mighty Roman Empire. Today a parade is planned for General Chris. ALL HAIL GENERAL CHRIS!
Peace will be made IF you give The mighty Romans areas 23, 45, and 25. If not you will be annexed FORCEFULLY.
A Roman newspaper...
Today is a day of great rejoice. Roman Legions, which many say are the finest warriors of the world, annexed a large part of Africa with minimul casuilties. The lybian people were rejoicing with parades and celecrations that they may be part of the mighty Roman Empire. Today a parade is planned for General Chris. ALL HAIL GENERAL CHRIS!
Jason The King
Deity
To Rome
From: Libya
Such demands are very impalling! I wish we could have remained friends, and truthfully, do not know why we aren't. But since I am a valuable leader, I know that my troops could never compete against Rome. You may have your provinces peacefully.
From: Libya
Such demands are very impalling! I wish we could have remained friends, and truthfully, do not know why we aren't. But since I am a valuable leader, I know that my troops could never compete against Rome. You may have your provinces peacefully.
AnarchyRulz
Endless Bummer
To Lybia:
Very good. I am glad that the war ended with little soldiers killed.
OOC/Jason, I am sending u NEW orders/OOC
Very good. I am glad that the war ended with little soldiers killed.
OOC/Jason, I am sending u NEW orders/OOC
Revolutionairy
President for life
Why is 62 dark green? did I miss something or what?
Jason The King
Deity
On second thought, Germania, perhaps we will join.
To: Babylon
From: Egypt
I am sorry, friend, but my people urge me to join the side opposite of Rome, who has commited a dis-honorable sneak attack against our brothers, Libya. My nation has now opted for a position in the UNU. I hope we can still sign a NAP?
To: Babylon
From: Egypt
I am sorry, friend, but my people urge me to join the side opposite of Rome, who has commited a dis-honorable sneak attack against our brothers, Libya. My nation has now opted for a position in the UNU. I hope we can still sign a NAP?
Jason The King
Deity
That is Germania, sorry about the colors. All the greens look the same to my eyes! Sorry.
Revolutionairy
President for life
From Babylon
To Egypt
If you leave the leauge of civilised nations, you will have embassed me infront of my freinds. As the nations which invited you I demaned repayments. Either the land know as 79 or 81, of course re-joining the CN will keep us freinds
To Egypt
If you leave the leauge of civilised nations, you will have embassed me infront of my freinds. As the nations which invited you I demaned repayments. Either the land know as 79 or 81, of course re-joining the CN will keep us freinds
Kennelly
Starfleet Admiral
Jason,why do I only have 14g and am by far the poorest nation in the world?
I come to 21 g (35g taxes-14g upkeep) and I have 1 or 2 triplets I think.
I come to 21 g (35g taxes-14g upkeep) and I have 1 or 2 triplets I think.
uknemesis
The Nemesis
- Joined
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So the true barbarians of the world have shown their colours.
Britain and Germania sort their problems out with a quick bit of diplomacy.
The "civilised" nations do not.
Rome invades a weak country, and for some reason that weak country is foolish enough to give up it's capital without a fight! Doesn't it see it is just making itself easy prey for the vicious Romans?
As for Babylon, their demand of repayment from Egypt is foolish! Why must they pay to change from a bloodthirsty alliance? It is the Romans fault that the Egyptians are leaving - make them pay instead!
Babylon, I will support Egypt if she does not pay, and I am sure all of the UNU will too.
So I suggest you back down.
As for Libya, don't give up your capital so easily! I will try and rally the UNU to your side!
Do not be bullied by a tyrant in Rome, fight him with all your might!
British fleets with "peacekeepers" on will be leaving Britain soon to aid you should there be a need.
Arthur
King of Britain
Britain and Germania sort their problems out with a quick bit of diplomacy.
The "civilised" nations do not.
Rome invades a weak country, and for some reason that weak country is foolish enough to give up it's capital without a fight! Doesn't it see it is just making itself easy prey for the vicious Romans?
As for Babylon, their demand of repayment from Egypt is foolish! Why must they pay to change from a bloodthirsty alliance? It is the Romans fault that the Egyptians are leaving - make them pay instead!
Babylon, I will support Egypt if she does not pay, and I am sure all of the UNU will too.
So I suggest you back down.
As for Libya, don't give up your capital so easily! I will try and rally the UNU to your side!
Do not be bullied by a tyrant in Rome, fight him with all your might!
British fleets with "peacekeepers" on will be leaving Britain soon to aid you should there be a need.
Arthur
King of Britain
Revolutionairy
President for life
To Britain
I will not back down to some interfearing nation that needs to get off its high horse and let a problem between two seperate nations become your problem.
If Germania was not your ally you wouldnt be trying to bully country's for trying to expand when you can not.
Also any war between Rome and Lybia should be settle between them.
To Egpyt
Not only do you try to betray us to the UCU you keep on holding troops on the NileDeta.
I will not back down to some interfearing nation that needs to get off its high horse and let a problem between two seperate nations become your problem.
If Germania was not your ally you wouldnt be trying to bully country's for trying to expand when you can not.
Also any war between Rome and Lybia should be settle between them.
To Egpyt
Not only do you try to betray us to the UCU you keep on holding troops on the NileDeta.
uknemesis
The Nemesis
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Firstly, the Egyptians have EVERY right to put troops in the Nile Delta, after all, it is THEIR capital!
I am sure you wouldn't agree to it being undefended if it was YOUR capital, would you? And as it doesn't border your capital, why does it matter to you?
Finally, why do you want them to have few troops in their capital? Is it so you can backstab them as easily as the Romans backstabbed the Libyans?
As for the Libyan matter, it is of deep concern to me. I have been invaded myself by Rome many decades ago, and I will not see it happen to another nation.
The Romans are bullies, and it is about time for the victim to hit back, with a little help from their friends.
King Arthur of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
I am sure you wouldn't agree to it being undefended if it was YOUR capital, would you? And as it doesn't border your capital, why does it matter to you?
Finally, why do you want them to have few troops in their capital? Is it so you can backstab them as easily as the Romans backstabbed the Libyans?
As for the Libyan matter, it is of deep concern to me. I have been invaded myself by Rome many decades ago, and I will not see it happen to another nation.
The Romans are bullies, and it is about time for the victim to hit back, with a little help from their friends.
King Arthur of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
Revolutionairy
President for life
If I invaded Egpyt would you threaten to "hit back" back at me as well?
Seems to me that you are the bullies. How do we know that germania wasnt bullied into this deal. Seems to me that you couldnt swap so you invaded! Peacefully or not.
Seems to me that you are the bullies. How do we know that germania wasnt bullied into this deal. Seems to me that you couldnt swap so you invaded! Peacefully or not.
Jason The King
Deity
To Babylon
From Egypt
We have needed to keep our armies in the capital for an obvious reason-in case you became angry that we have switched to another alliance. I assure you, we dont want war. And you MAY NOT have any of our land. I think you will find yourself overwhelmed if you commint any hostilities. I also urge you to condemn Rome's acts, as he had no right to invade Libya.
From Egypt
We have needed to keep our armies in the capital for an obvious reason-in case you became angry that we have switched to another alliance. I assure you, we dont want war. And you MAY NOT have any of our land. I think you will find yourself overwhelmed if you commint any hostilities. I also urge you to condemn Rome's acts, as he had no right to invade Libya.
Jason The King
Deity
Oh, and apparently I thought that 34-10 was 14..lol. Greece has 26g to spend.
