In defense of RP

Escrito por clovis1122, 23.12.2014 at 06:26

Escrito por Guest, 23.12.2014 at 01:45

Once again Clovis, did you bother to ready anything here?

Nope, and I wont.

Escrito por KYBL, 23.12.2014 at 08:56

Escrito por clovis1122, 23.12.2014 at 06:26

Escrito por Guest, 23.12.2014 at 01:45

Once again Clovis, did you bother to ready anything here?

Nope, and I wont.

I love RP

Escrito por clovis1122, 23.12.2014 at 09:04

Escrito por KYBL, 23.12.2014 at 08:56

Escrito por clovis1122, 23.12.2014 at 06:26

Escrito por Guest, 23.12.2014 at 01:45

Once again Clovis, did you bother to ready anything here?

Nope, and I wont.

I love RP

Agree. btw Nice quote edit

Escrito por clovis1122, 23.12.2014 at 06:26

Escrito por Guest, 23.12.2014 at 01:45

Once again Clovis, did you bother to ready anything here?

Nope, and I wont. I am tired of endless discussion and no sense arguments. I am just posting my opinion and leaving the topic.

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Escrito por Professor Adog, 23.12.2014 at 20:28

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Oh please, there are worse maps where the light of Adog has not yet shone upon. *cough* Aetius' WW1 *cough*

Takes less skill than RP, which is why I enemylist anyone who plays it

Escrito por Sultan of Swing, 23.12.2014 at 22:37

Escrito por Professor Adog, 23.12.2014 at 20:28

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Oh please, there are worse maps where the light of Adog has not yet shone upon. *cough* Aetius' WW1 *cough*

Takes less skill than RP, which is why I enemylist anyone who plays it

Adog... U must have longest banlist and enemylist on aw lolol

Escrito por Tundy, 23.12.2014 at 22:45

Escrito por Sultan of Swing, 23.12.2014 at 22:37

Escrito por Professor Adog, 23.12.2014 at 20:28

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Oh please, there are worse maps where the light of Adog has not yet shone upon. *cough* Aetius' WW1 *cough*

Takes less skill than RP, which is why I enemylist anyone who plays it

Adog... U must have longest banlist and enemylist on aw lolol

well, i had up to 700 people.

Escrito por Tundy, 23.12.2014 at 22:45

Escrito por Sultan of Swing, 23.12.2014 at 22:37

Escrito por Professor Adog, 23.12.2014 at 20:28

Escrito por Edd Vi Britannia, 22.12.2014 at 11:10

RP - Often a word of disdain in the AtWar community, a ravenous hole of SP farmers, Ally Fags and Noobs. A cesspool of grotty fellows, upon which the glory of EU+ 3 V 3 will never shines upon. Perhaps true, for many i'd agree the level of play is low, with stacks upon stacks of tanks and planes. The epitome of strategy being that of someone actually using stealth units. A cluster-fuck of useless custom units, sprinkled across the walled horizon. But...a light shines through, a spark of ingenuity, a flicker of hope. You see, RP holds the potential to be the most addicting, edge of your seat experience you will ever face in AtWar. And all it requires is one simple change; switching from capital victory to Total Annihilation. immediately the game changes from massive stacks hitting each-other, the immovable objects being hit with the unstoppable force. To that of true theaters of war, with every city being vital, every inch feeling like a mile, a glorious tug of war. All the while a mix of mind games, political maneuvering and a little espionage making every second count. The glorious feeling of pushing back your attacker taking him inch by inch and instead of him giving up or simply stacking to take your capital, instead he now falls back, walls and performs a counter offensive. Such a stark transformation from just one little change. So I propose to the community, maybe it is not the game of RP that is the problem; just simply how we play it.

Oh please, there are worse maps where the light of Adog has not yet shone upon. *cough* Aetius' WW1 *cough*

Takes less skill than RP, which is why I enemylist anyone who plays it

Adog... U must have longest banlist and enemylist on aw lolol

well, i had up to 700 people.