The East PacificBoard

Wiranath wrote:

@Virgolia proof that Wir is better than Vir.

Complete lies!

Wir bet-

<phone rings>

>into phone< new phone, who dis?... uh huh.. uh huh... 20k in popcorn to my account huh? nice doing business with you...

<puts down phone>

Changed my mind.. Vir best there is

The Militarius Imperium wrote:

hi

Hi

Dreamersistan wrote:

Complete lies!

Wir bet-

<phone rings>

>into phone< new phone, who dis?... uh huh.. uh huh... 20k in popcorn to my account huh? nice doing business with you...

<puts down phone>

Changed my mind.. Vir best there is

Damn right I am.

Aivintis wrote:

As the prophecy foretold!

I am as disgusted as I am surprised by your board sifting.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

The Drone detects the sniper and any man nearby before its hit by the sniper round which takes it out but, not before it sent the location of every man in the area to the Leading Paratrooper.

Seems a little far fetched.. Wouldn't you agree... = 3 =

Osterreich und ungarn wrote:

Troops immediately start moving up with their armor and their air support, signaling to the main force that they can prep to land.

I will get to you a little later. I am currently in an Memorial Cookout and RPing with an phone is not the best choice of options to do this.

Danelaw Scandinavia wrote:

Yes and....Funny that you chose Sarkis for that system.

The system itself has three stars, you are orbiting the middle (and biggest) one. It directly borders two Vincii systems where resource collecting stations have been set up, one unoccupied system, and the system of Vermillion, owned by the Taligan Republican Assembly, our rival. The world itself orbits a gas giant. It is a colony sized world still, with zero trade value at the moment. Crime is basically non existent, housing and amenities are all good, there's plenty of jobs, the people are happy, and as such it has a nice immigration pull. On the surface are two defense armies, but no extra garrison, since there's no unrest. It has four built generator districts, and one mining district, but 2 more generator districts and 7 city districts are being built. The only building is the capital currently, but I'm probably going to build an energy grid and idk what else yet. It's part of the Sarkis sector, at the edge of the galaxy, the last sector to be established by means of natural expansion instead of conquest. Led by a 73 year old Kalaxe, the sector has a net loss of food and energy, but the new generator districts aim to fix at least the energy problem.

The Sygarian Regime wrote:

I thought you pledged to the ways of Brethren. I thought these ways cannot be easily broken.

They did. Not just IC, but OOC they claimed to have become a non-warring nation, so as not to deal with the stress of more war RPs. But I don't know why I expected them to stick with that.

Terreich und Preussen wrote:

_{*sips tea*}

I still wanna do diplo RP if you're up for it.

Who will be sad when I leave office?

DarKspawnerreich wrote:

They stuck with it far longer than I thought they would have, I'll give em that.

Good point.

Marrabuk wrote:

Who will be sad when I leave office?

meeeeeeeeee

DarKspawnerreich wrote:

o<o~Anyway, how are you?

I'm good! I made a worm box! How are you?

Brethren wrote:

I'm good! I made a worm box! How are you?

Doing good. Right now I'm enjoying sitting back and watching the CW's Batwoman show crash and burn. Will probably go and play Batman Arkham Asylum in a bit

Aldenbourg wrote:

Some of the galleons were almost destroyed from the cannonfire, they knew this would happen. The ships used a line-of-battle tactic to avoid firing friendly ships. Most of them focused on a single target to destroy it quick. The cannon's deafening sound can be heard from Auspitz.

I think this amount of naval ships is a bit too big to be fighting in a canal. Should we decrease the amount that is fighting right now?

Recognizing the tactics that his enemy is using, Captain Tobias breaks his entire naval force into three. A force of 7,750 ships (Group A), A force of 8,000 (Group B), and another force of 8,000 (Group C). Groups B and C are sent to make a b-line for the middle of the enemy fleet, making it harder for enemy fire to hit.

Their goal is to split through the middle of the fleet which would result in them separating.
Group C would distract the southern half while Group B would destroy the north with the help of group A.