Neo Nes : Gold Edition
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Silver Steak
The Ghost of SS
Okie dokie. Thanks for letting me in, stalin. 
Dreadnought
Deity
I am sending in orders now.
Metaliturtle
Apolyton Original NESser
ORDERS:
The soldiers of Crimea march outward from their penninsula to look for other nations with which to speak.
Continue project of Cross-seas trade on the black sea
The soldiers of Crimea march outward from their penninsula to look for other nations with which to speak.
Continue project of Cross-seas trade on the black sea
alex994
Hail Divine Emperor!
I hate you stalin 
**Nation: Republic of Carthage
Ruler/Player: Carthaginian "Senate"/alex994
Economy: 2
Leadership Civil/military : Pathetic/Horrible
Army: 5 Divisions
Navy: 5 squadrons
Education: Horrible
Infrastructure: pathetic
Confidence: Horrible
Culture: Horrible
Projects:
Increase economy by encouraging trade between villages and coastal towns to foster a better diet by the people.
New Project: Stalin is staliny (+5 squadrons, +2 military training)
Continue expansion
**Nation: Republic of Carthage
Ruler/Player: Carthaginian "Senate"/alex994
Economy: 2
Leadership Civil/military : Pathetic/Horrible
Army: 5 Divisions
Navy: 5 squadrons
Education: Horrible
Infrastructure: pathetic
Confidence: Horrible
Culture: Horrible
Projects:
Increase economy by encouraging trade between villages and coastal towns to foster a better diet by the people.
New Project: Stalin is staliny (+5 squadrons, +2 military training)
Continue expansion
Metaliturtle
Apolyton Original NESser
yeah, I do oldschool orders, let the mod run their game, not run the mod outta their game.
UPDATE THREE
Expansion continued in the world, city states became kingdoms, empires, republics and confederations. For the first time trade began to become an important source of revenue and cultural dilution. Infrastructure and education was becoming very high in some places. The tradition of spending money in infrastructure and education would soon flourish in good returns if such funding was not cut short.
But as men invented the plow to raise crops, man invented the sword. Neighbors had also money and land. Why not take it from them? For first time did we encounter the institution of war. Such actions were rarely seen in hunting and gathering groups, and too in pastoral ones. But those days were long gone, agrarian civilization had taken root. Trade, luxury and knowledge would go hand in hand with blood, war and destruction.
The first of these wars from which historians have enough archeological information was that between the Troy and Byzantine. Constantine was obsesed with expansion in the Aegean, he knew that it was strategically inportant, and taking it from the greeks entirely would mean control of the trade. The war began after a massive conscription of troops. They took the colony of troy in europe. But this was w/ casualties, 6 divisions were lost in the storming of the city. (Note that now Constantine had the option of pillaging and destroying the city (getting one spending point that turn). or try to hold it and keep it after winning the war). Troy reacted fast, her capital had the mightest of walls and towers. It was said that it couldnt be stormed, they said that Apollo protected it. And it did. Troy survived the initial attempt to take it, and the mountains made it imposibble to completely surround and put under siege. Constantine would have to storm the city, take it by force, by trickery?, or sign a good diplomatic deal.
The other Greek powers, the great Athens and Sparta remained out of the conflict.
From Troy :
To Constantine:
let us trade and live in peace!. you can have our colony and the city in it if you give us peace. This peace would be held together by your honor... breaking it would be seen bad in the eyes of the gods of Olympus!.
OOC: There u go, w/ the first wars we end our quick start updates, but ill try to be speedy still. However if you are in a war, i expect you to now use strategy & diplomacy. Stories can now be written cus updates will be twice a week. next update will be between friday and monday. (most likely sunday if i start getting orders now and give me time to work on it during the week and not all at once on monday.)
Expansion continued in the world, city states became kingdoms, empires, republics and confederations. For the first time trade began to become an important source of revenue and cultural dilution. Infrastructure and education was becoming very high in some places. The tradition of spending money in infrastructure and education would soon flourish in good returns if such funding was not cut short.
But as men invented the plow to raise crops, man invented the sword. Neighbors had also money and land. Why not take it from them? For first time did we encounter the institution of war. Such actions were rarely seen in hunting and gathering groups, and too in pastoral ones. But those days were long gone, agrarian civilization had taken root. Trade, luxury and knowledge would go hand in hand with blood, war and destruction.
The first of these wars from which historians have enough archeological information was that between the Troy and Byzantine. Constantine was obsesed with expansion in the Aegean, he knew that it was strategically inportant, and taking it from the greeks entirely would mean control of the trade. The war began after a massive conscription of troops. They took the colony of troy in europe. But this was w/ casualties, 6 divisions were lost in the storming of the city. (Note that now Constantine had the option of pillaging and destroying the city (getting one spending point that turn). or try to hold it and keep it after winning the war). Troy reacted fast, her capital had the mightest of walls and towers. It was said that it couldnt be stormed, they said that Apollo protected it. And it did. Troy survived the initial attempt to take it, and the mountains made it imposibble to completely surround and put under siege. Constantine would have to storm the city, take it by force, by trickery?, or sign a good diplomatic deal.
The other Greek powers, the great Athens and Sparta remained out of the conflict.
From Troy :
To Constantine:
let us trade and live in peace!. you can have our colony and the city in it if you give us peace. This peace would be held together by your honor... breaking it would be seen bad in the eyes of the gods of Olympus!.
OOC: There u go, w/ the first wars we end our quick start updates, but ill try to be speedy still. However if you are in a war, i expect you to now use strategy & diplomacy. Stories can now be written cus updates will be twice a week. next update will be between friday and monday. (most likely sunday if i start getting orders now and give me time to work on it during the week and not all at once on monday.)
Time to join! In respect of ancestry:
Kingdom of Holland
Ruler/Player: William of Orange/Lord_Iggy
Economy: 1
Leadership Civil/military : Horrible/Horrible
Army: 5 Divisions
Navy: none
Education: Horrible
Infrastructure: Horrible
Confidence: Horrible
Culture: Horrible
Projects:
Kingdom of Holland
Ruler/Player: William of Orange/Lord_Iggy
Economy: 1
Leadership Civil/military : Horrible/Horrible
Army: 5 Divisions
Navy: none
Education: Horrible
Infrastructure: Horrible
Confidence: Horrible
Culture: Horrible
Projects:
Silver Steak
The Ghost of SS
Diplo:
From: Catalunya
To: Kingdom of Gibraltar
Greeted be our western neighbors! Let us have everlasting peace! And trade! And cookies!
From: Catalunya
To: Kingdom of Gibraltar
Greeted be our western neighbors! Let us have everlasting peace! And trade! And cookies!
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