The Death of IOT

[JohannaK]

Watch out for Robert if he's active. Because that's something one does not see often, and thus its probably worth it.

 

[Double A]

Personally from my experience, if you wanna watch out for anyone, it's AA and Jehoshua.

AA is good at spotting the best mechanic to exploit, and Jehoshua is very good at manipulating other players' actions.

Actually not as of late, but that's because you and Sone stopped accidentally putting in easily-abusable mechanics.

 

[kiwitt]

I have decided to quit IOTing and redirect my creative juices to my new PBEM Nation Japan.

It is as fast as IOTs for play as we get our turn almost every 1-2 days (I have been playing this one since September). The advantage of PBEMs as I see it is the game handles the complicated rulesets (and there are dozens of Mods and you can create your own mod for your ruleset if you want) and you can still have the diplomacy between players.

 

[Sonereal]

Mods can only do so much.

 

[JohannaK]

Perhaps I'd be sad to see you go if I had played a few games with you.

 

[Robert Can't]

I agree with Sonereal here... One of the best things about IOT is the lack of rules. But also the community and the way all diplomacy seems to happen in real time. Its just a great community of collaboration and like minded people (well... We have our Chesters and Everblacks but we have our Sonereals, Joans ans TKs too).

 

[JohannaK]

D'aw Robert, why you post? Now I got to do one more post.

... but we have our Sonereals, Joans ans TKs too).

D'awwww, Robert, luv ya! (and if you say so, I guess TK too )

 

[Double A]

I agree with Sonereal here... One of the best things about IOT is the lack of rules. But also the community and the way all diplomacy seems to happen in real time. Its just a great community of collaboration and like minded people (well... We have our Chesters and Everblacks but we have our Sonereals, Joans ans TKs too).

And the American version of Jim Sterling. Thank Me for me.