Provolution
Sage of Quatronia
donsig said:Idle principles, eh? Them's fightin' words, them is. We are on the same team Provo. Let's be nice to each other.
As I said earlier, if we can't deal with a few barbarians what the heck are we going to do when we meet the other teams? With explorers out there we may run into another civ soon. Will we be prepared?
Hey buddy, not fighting words

You were the one nominated me, so I am in full respect for you. What I am saying, is that it is allowed to admit a mistake, as I am doing now. I did not factor in the village pop by warriors outside an undefended city with unescorted workers. Now I mitigated it and solved the problem, no damage.
In fact, I have seen a few zombie splatter movies recently. The Night of the Living Dead, the Land of the Living Dead and 28 Days After, and what these films had in common, was the collective stupidity when opening doors that should be kept shut.
Those villages are those deserted cities in zombieworld, along those goodies, we find hordes of zombies looking for the fresh bite, stumbling into our cities and crawling after our civilian populations, our blood (gold) and our vulnerable
workers.
I just want to shut that door, and exterminate the zombies piecemeal, the most effective way. For Xerxes, he can go in, for Cyrus, he can wait for that big trailer armed to the teeth (settler).Sorry fot those filmesque metaphors, but they are very telling for how stupid it is to pop huts so close to home.
In fact, 2/3 of the huts popped by warriors are zombies. 100 % of the huts popped by new cities, are goodies.
I used the party whip to get the polls in line, since the argument was good enough. I willingly concede when I do a mistake, and alter my views.
There are many samples in this private forum where I have adopted your proposals, to the letter, since they were good. Yet, when we jeopardize our empire for a goodie hut, I thought it was time to put my foot down.
I hope you all understand the rationale here, and respect for the outcome and our survival, in balance with due process. If we die, there are going to be no due process, but our own short process and eventual demise.