...Or We Could Just Win This Now?

Day 2,046, 19:26 Published in USA Canada by Greene12

The country is going through some interesting times. War has a new meaning compared to past years of erep and unfortunately, we stand fragmented and disparate. Its not much fun. I would like to give my two cents on a couple issues:

-Direction of War Module Damage
-Direction of Political Module Damage

There are serbians and TWO enemies in every module of this game now, except for maybe the economic module....if that even counts as a module anymore. The same Serbians we see on the battlefield show up at the ballot box. The same CoT allies we fight with for territories have helped us at election times.

Its a new era of total warfare. Why take your enemies regions when you can take his congress, his CP, and his parties too? This is the black flag. Welcome to scorched earth.



Direction of War Module Damage

I like to play the war module, fighting and all that stuff, its a fun time. Its not my strongest suit but I play it. I actively participate in my Military Unit and I want to deliver mounds of corpses to my Commanding Officer. However, High level strategy is not my thing.

High level strategy is however, other people's thing, and they're not working together very well in the eUS. I think this is self-evident, we suck at directing damage as a whole country, and our MUs have very different priorities sometimes. It lowers our overall effectiveness and it probably makes us look really stupid on the national stage.

Whatever people want to do, some number of those High Level strategy guys need to get in a room (the war kind of room, not a hotel room or something, though that might be a good idea) and finally hammer something out. Everyone needs to give up something and everyone needs to start agreeing on the big picture.

Some folks want us to get wiped and clear the NEs against us, others want to fight it out to the last man. Its almost funny how nobody is getting what they want, except that it means the US has its head up its ass as a result.

Get a room, set down what you want, what you will and wont do, and then start giving stuff up. If an alliance as big as TWO can coordinate damage better than the little eUS can....its a bit pathetic.



Direction of Political Module Damage

Yes, we know, everyone hates Unity elections. The best part of Unity elections is that they could end tomorrow. The eUS has more than enough population to stop serbia from holding a top 5 party.

This month we have a new process, the popular vote winner will win the Unity election. This means 6th parties, and everyone gets an equal vote. This is far from a perfect system (In game votes are best by far) but its reckless to risk our CP office while serbia is allowed to have a top 5 party.

We can end Unity now, we end it by winning. If you legitimately think beating the PTO isn't important and you don't care about the political module, well, there's still a party that agrees with you, but it is run by serbians.

I lost about 70 members of my party because I thought the US wanted to kick the serbs out of the top 5 for good after we took their party last 15th. It was a stupid decision, moving people around always results in losing people, but I just can't bare the thought of not fighting at every chance.

The bottom line is simple: Want to end Unity? Then fight for it. Tired of the politicians? Nothing is stopping you from running for office yourself. One thing is certain, we have the firepower to simply kick the serbs out, but we still don't. It probably has something to do with our collective head being stuck up our collective ass.



Everyone in the US needs to get a bit more involved. Our leaders must be willing to give stuff up. I for one, am getting tired of people pretending like only one module exists. Saying the government doesn't exist doesn't make it so, unless you're plato, and no one can ignore the war module either. If you don't like the way things are going, then get active, engage people, talk, and pressure change. If all you want to do is refuse to talk and never surrender, all that does is play out a self-fulfilling false-martyrdom. That doesn't sound like all that much fun to me.

We've got to start fighting on all fronts, and its time we got our shit together.