Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#41Ok radio whats that suppose to mean?
Only the dead have seen the end of war. ~Plato
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#42only you slash could agree and disagree with me at the same time Slash.. lolSlash wrote:Funny thing is- I've never seen a profitable war. All it does is provide fodder for the alliance lemmings and a few occasional laughs in the forums. Other than that, an alliance bent on war usually loses ranks faster than the one they declare on, regardless of how powerful the bigger alliance is.
The problem is one of focus. Rather than making hits that make sense and building tools to become stronger, people tend to build whatever is popular at the time. In Coolhand's case, a bunch of alliance lemmings scrambled and over-built and over-utilized IPMs. Resources that could have been used to put a real hurt on someone else.
But, meh. People with the kill for a kills sake mentality are having fun. Not growing for crap. But having fun.
and Radio i think its you that will have to change your tune, im the one saying you dont always go for profit when fighting, all our bases will cost quite a bit to take on, no soft targets here.. lol
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#43I disagree with your playing style but think you should have fun no matter what you do. My style of play is about fun & profit. That just makes more sense to me.
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#44i think you are missing the point here, i wouldnt be in the higher ranks if i didnt love profit and fun..
im giving up on this now though, i'll just sit back and watch you guys try and fight it out only going for profit hits, should be interesting i suppose.. lol even more so in a month or two when everybody has lots more defences up.. lol
im giving up on this now though, i'll just sit back and watch you guys try and fight it out only going for profit hits, should be interesting i suppose.. lol even more so in a month or two when everybody has lots more defences up.. lol
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#45..and if you didn't have a good starting supply of rubies...SirDuction wrote:i think you are missing the point here, i wouldnt be in the higher ranks if i didnt love profit and fun..
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#46Let's not start on the rubies subject Slash.Slash wrote:..and if you didn't have a good starting supply of rubies...SirDuction wrote:i think you are missing the point here, i wouldnt be in the higher ranks if i didnt love profit and fun..
You know people get a bit touchy when that subject is raised. 
-Istalris-
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#47Slash wrote:..and if you didn't have a good starting supply of rubies...SirDuction wrote:i think you are missing the point here, i wouldnt be in the higher ranks if i didnt love profit and fun..
getting tired of lower ranked guys blaming they're lack of success on this game on not buying rubies, FYI i havent bought a single Rubie yet!!
i like to make sure im well in the top ranks before i start donating cash, stops all the winging from the lower ranks about having an advantage..
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#48That was a joke.
*wrong frigging emoticon*
And I wasn't whining at all, SD. Not one frigging bit. Get a grip on yourself and quit being your biggest fan.
*wrong frigging emoticon*
And I wasn't whining at all, SD. Not one frigging bit. Get a grip on yourself and quit being your biggest fan.
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#49you start your posts in this thread by calling me a noob then go on to tell me that what im saying is all wrong and you know better then start with the rubies thing and im the one that needs to get a grip??? lol
think you may have let this mod thing go to your head.. lol
im not going to reply to this post anymore so say what you like, we are playing the same game by the same rules..
think you may have let this mod thing go to your head.. lol
im not going to reply to this post anymore so say what you like, we are playing the same game by the same rules..
Re: A discussion of missiles, economics, and good neighbors:
#50You have to be efficient when you're looking up at people--that's how you catch up and pass them, you see. When you're at the top, you can waste a few ships and resources here and there to prove a point if you really wanted to.Lord_of_War wrote:Ok radio whats that suppose to mean?
SirDuction, I don't need to change a thing. I'm going to stick to my plans, and the worst anybody can do is delay them for a couple days.
Besides, if you fleet save, you won't need defenses.
