NES2 VI - Last Semblance of Order.

I'll give my simple, OOC opinion.

I don't think Sennar should get Christian lands back. Abyssinia should pay reparations and go by the recently proposed peace treaty. I wish everyone could be friends in that area.

Of course, IC I have Ottoman policy, and foreign opinions poking in, so I can't just abandon an ally.
 
All these are my OOC opinion. IC I could care less.
 
Wubba360 said:
Chip actually I have 44 because das forgot to add the 10 divisions I trained in orders. So yah, the odds are highly against you andis
I think that I have stated multiple times before that I LOVE challenges ;)
 
iggy stop giving in, you can fight wubba and kill him EASY!! now do it before he gets to powerful you are the big power here, bloody well act like it

this is ooc of course ;)
 
I agree with Kentharu Here, except the killin part. Your the big power and your getting yourself drwan into a minor african struggle. Force peace on Sennar and be done with it
 
And I think you should just SHUT UP! This has NOTHING to do with your nation ken, and you swiss aren't even playing in this one. Your comments are not needed here.
 
Kentharu for the last time shut up and leave us alone. If anything your nation should be on my side with its history thus far with the Ottomans. Now if you wanted to get involved you should have stayed as Sennar. Now shut up and stay out of this. For the last time. And if the OTtomans tried to crush me Byzantines wouldn't allow and neither would Portugal allow you to wipe me off Africa. So Kentharu stop b1tching so much about this.
 
OOC: Das exactly how many eco points would I have to spend to make my army's training better since it seems you might be changing the rules a bit.

I'll change them after the coming update.
 
its called ooc andis and wubba if you can't read then you should bloody well learn

i would advise you to watch your language wubba
 
Kentharu said:
its called ooc andis and wubba if you can't read then you should bloody well learn
I bloody well know, and I still don't care to hear your opinion.

I'll stop flaming here before reno gets out of hand.
 
You know, I would assume the greater powers of the world would have better things then do then muck around defending an insigificant aggressive warmongering state in Africa considering the balance of power in Europe :mischief:
 
alex994 said:
You know, I would assume the greater powers of the world would have better things then do then muck around defending an insigificant aggressive warmongering state in Africa considering the balance of power in Europe :mischief:

Well the only two who are actually talking about the situation are the Ottomans and Portugal - both of whom have interests in the region, so its hardly a bad thing for them to pay attention to.
 
Ken, I didn' see the bad language only B1 and Chin, feffering to a Battleship space and the thing on a face.:p

And I am playing:evil:

And Kentharu, you really should be on Abyssania's side. You shouldn't let grudges affect your game.:scan:
 
it was OOC swiss, out of character and my nation wouldn't give a crap either way, they are just stupid poor african nations, thats what it would say
 
Yes, but politically it give your nation an edge over the Ottomans.... And I know it was OOC, thuis my sarcastic remarks;)
 
andis-1 said:
I bloody well know, and I still don't care to hear your opinion.

I'll stop flaming here before reno gets out of hand.

I was considering on telling you people to calm down last night, but then the OOC comments ended for that day, so I reconsidered. However, I won't let this get overboard.
 
Did I already say that I realy dislike these OOC discussions of IC things in the open thread? Takes the spirit of the game! Use AIM/PM little noobsors.
 
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OUTSKIRTS OF SHANGHAI, YANGTZE RIVER DELTA, JIANGSU PROVINCE, OCCUPIED CHINA
06:03 LOCAL TIME, JANUARY 6, 1750 AD

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A wisp of smoke curled and drifted from beneath the brass housing of the spyglass as Pip withdrew it from in front of him, sliding the length of its assembly back into the main housing as he grimaced, turning his head to one side and spitting out the stub which remained of his cigar. He handed the spyglass off to a Lieutenant who had been allocated to watch over them and crossed his arms, staring at the city of Shanghai. "Well fortified," he spat. Even from here one could see the Xia Han flag fluttering in the wind without the aid of the optics. He opened his long coat and withdrew another cigar, biting the end off and discarding it before putting it in his mouth, lighting a match and cupping his hand around one end to light it. As he puffed on it he continued to regard the city, pondering. His thoughts were broken by the discharge of a rifle immediately to his right. He glanced to the side at Seras, who was laying prone in a firing position, staring down the barrel of her newly acquired favorite toy. It was a a fairly ordinary rifle, but it used something new called cartridges. It had been ordered from the Noveau Amsterdam, along with a shipment of Cuban cigars. After a moment she perked her head up and squinted, before glancing up to him with a smile "I think I got one."

Pip up-quirked an eyebrow before gesturing for the Lieutenant to bring him the spyglass. The Lieutenant promptly handed it back and he extended it, peering out in the general direction of the shot. He could see a group of Xia Han soldiers gathered around one who was laying inert on the ground. He let out a heh and exhaled, the wind carrying the smoke forward and making it look as if he breathed the stuff, "Zo it zeems you did."

He compressed the spyglass once more and again passed it off to the Lieutenant, who by now had seemed to have become used to holding objects when it was not convenient for the "observers" to do so. Shoving his hands in his pockets at the early morning chill Pip looked back to Seras "You're going to get your outfit dirty."

She stood up and shrugged, saying "Not like it's particularly made to be clean," holding the rifle under one arm and dusting herself off. He watched as she opened the breech of the gun and ejected the brass casing, pulling another off of the bandolier she had fashioned and resealing its breech. She didn't bother cocking it yet. At the sound of someone clearing their throat he saw her look up and turned himself. Both found themselves looking at an Imperial Japanese Army Sansa. He was flanked on either side by French soldiers. Pip gestured for him to approach, telling the soldiers "Thank you, that will be all" and dismissing them. They nodded and went back to guarding the position. The Sansa approached and stopped within a few feet of Pip, stating ""Issa Berunadotto-sama," before bowing. Pip gave the cursory bow back and the the Sansa handed him a letter. Pip took it and as he began to check his coat for a letter-opener the Sansa bowed again and did an about-face, making his way back to wherever it was he had come from. Although he had been informed the Colonel had at least a rudimentary understanding of Japanese, after having seen the mythical Oni-chan in person he was not particularly interested in staying around and making small talk. Not finding a letter-opener, Pip took out one of the fighting knives he was known to pocket and used it to open the letter. Folding it out and looking over it raised an eyebrow and let out a somewhat surprised "Oh?"

Seras was immediately at his side, looking over his shoulder (well, more around him, as she wasn't quite that tall) to try and read at the letter herself "What’s it say?"

The letter was, oddly enough, in French. And although it bore the Imperial Japanese Army Seal it also happened to have one of the French Foreign Legion. Apparently whoever had written it had found it important enough to get it translated with the input of a French field unit. Which meant it could come from only one place. Pip began reading its contents in a quiet voice so Seras could hear after having scanned it. It was in a sort of memo format:

TO: Issa Bernadotte "Pip"
FROM: Isshou Ikari Gendo
DATE: 01/05/50
RE: Immediate Return to Headquarters

The field situation has changed. You are to immediately return to the Zhengzhou Joint Operations Headquarters for briefing on Allied withdrawal and redeployment within the Chinese theater. I ask it as a personal favor that you return with all due haste. May your trip be safe.

Sincerely,
碇ゲンドウ
Ikari Gendo


Seras blinked as he finished and, resting the barrel of the rifle on her shoulder, asked "What does he mean ‘the field situation has changed’," before she turned and looked at Shanghai across the golden water, reflecting the morning’s sun “I don’t see anything that’s bloody changed.”

Pip inhaled sharply and then exhaled, shrugging and starting to walk toward the guards "You know how zecretive zey can be; come on, let’z go."

Seras hmphed and gave the city a parting glance before following after. As they passed the French cordon guards Pip stated in French "Hey, zoldier, tell your commander zey need to move ze bombardment four degrees to ze right if zey really want to lay into ze port."

The Private blinked and nodded before giving a somewhat hesitant salute "Oui… mon Colonel."

Pip merely smirked as they continued toward the carriage which had brought them there.

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OOC: All this bellyaching over a couple of pathetic countries in the boondocks. Honestly. :p
 
Problem is, the Sennarese-Abyssinian War is the only interesting AND clearcut (as opposed to the awfully confusing Chinese situation) thing happening in the world right now...
 
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