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FIGHT IN LION KING!!!!

Day 938, 13:17 • Published in USA USA

• by Gulden Draak

My last article was out of date so I have replaced it with this as it is of more importance. The time I was speaking about in my last article has know arrived!

LION KING HAS BEEN ATTACKED PLEASE JOIN US IN BATTLE

Here are your instructions :

1) Work, Train, Quit your Job and your party if you have one.

2) Move to Beijing, China where there is a Q5 hospital. If you cannot afford a ticket the government is running a program right now that will provide you with two free tickets and five Q1 weapons to fight. You can request these items here . Please do this, all it takes is simply posting your profile link and the items will be given to you. To win this battle we must fight with weapons

3) Once you have moved and have received your weapons click on the FIGHT image below to be linked directly to the battlefield to unload your damage

This will probably be our last shot at Lion King before V2. Fight For Glory America! Fight with Weapons!

Comments

Chocolate McSkittles Day 938, 13:21

I love Billy the Bald Eagle, America, and this article.

DonC Day 938, 13:24

vote

NonCompliant Day 938, 13:28

Very nice article. I am in V2 right now, the war mod is more intriguing...may change things a little...

milestailsprower Day 938, 13:30

Votado!

Marcus Patterson Day 938, 13:41

Vote.

Beta ftw...who else is playing right now?

WyrmHero Day 938, 13:49

I WANT WAR 🙂

tihomir bancov Day 938, 13:51

I stay in this game becouse of battles... watching avatars of all enations fighting side by side is very much thrilling experience...
in V2 all of that will gone... so am I 🙁
farewell my friends and enemies it was enjoy to play with you guys

Grafarian Day 938, 13:51

I agree charging in blindly to war is never a good thing. Good things come to those who wait after all.

Plus these training and small battles give time for people to train and get better. Though I admit things are a bit slower then I would have liked, it is nice to see people with a lot of patience and to have rational people in office right now.

Hopefully things will pick up just a little bit in the future to keep people interested in this game. All those propaganda articles and call for arms does boast the players game morale and interest. I know it does to me. 😁

Dave Richards Day 938, 13:56

This is a very insightful article. Another nice job, Gulden.

Michael Parts Day 938, 13:59

Vote

Good article, Its important to understand all great things in this game take time.

Ben Hurlbut Day 938, 14:10

Nice article.

Norbengo Day 938, 14:30

Good article 🙂

Jason Calloway Day 938, 14:36

Another great article. 🙂

Jeffferson Day 938, 14:41

Agreed, very good article.

roarman1 Day 938, 14:55

Great!

Ruthain Day 938, 16:57

Well said!

Patton321 Day 938, 18:08

what movie is that first picture from?

Greene12 Day 938, 18:15

lord of the rings

Gulden Draak Day 938, 18:16

What Greene said. Also thanks for all the support everyone.

Kyler Lee Octan Day 938, 18:28

The simplicity of the game that mandates much social interaction to keep players interested does not change the mechanics of the game. If it weren't for the war module I can guarantee you I wouldn't be here, and you probably wouldn't either.

Politics would be for the sole purpose of taxes on gifts, food, houses, (and tickets, somewhat, but most of those are sold to the military/military PTOs) and failing attempts at player retention.

Economics would only be churning out those three as well. But if no war, what is the point of keeping your wellness up, the sole purpose of those products? The market would crash.

You could argue you need wellness so you don't die and lose your political position, but since that position only consists of making wellness-product taxes correct and doing citizenship, it would be a boring circle.

In fact, if there was no war, the only useful thing would be the newspapers. And if you like posting articles, there's always blogs to write them and Facebook and Twitter to shout them.

Though obviously playing it requires a lot of socialization, and only through that socialization will players remain interested due to the game's simplicity, it is not a key game mechanic. I chat and talk when I play Risk, Axis & Allies, and similar strategy games, but that doesn't change the one thing everything comes down to in the en😛 war.

While obviously players can specialize in a single aspect, such as business, and not be directly involved with battles (but always indirectly involved with war), I think that I play for the sole reason of the war module and I am not disappointed. Every bit of socialization I have done was so that the U.S.A. would gain military power and territory and our Army would be the best in the eWorld.

Kyler Lee Octan Day 938, 18:30

However, despite that I think you can play only for the military module and still enjoy the game, I agree with your main point. Reckless war is stupid. I like winning war. 😉

Victor Grey Day 938, 18:43

No use warring if you don't win.

But we should make sure, that we do win when we war.

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 938, 18:47

Career Soldiers like myself will have to disagree.
Much more to war than the clickin , my friend.
So much more.
Really 😐

Gulden Draak Day 938, 19:02

@Grainne: I know that it may have not seemed this way, but that was kind of my point. Many do not realize all that goes into war and they simply just live for their 5 fights a day. When they don't get a real war to fight in they get upset and I was trying to explain all that goes into war. I am sorry if it did not come out that way.

Gulden Draak Day 938, 19:03

@Kyler: Those are some very good points. What I meant by my war module quote, was that if you play just the war module without any social interaction you will be disappointed. Many good players in our armed forces, such as yourself, fall into this category. Out of everything in this game, you enjoy the war module the most but you still realize that some social interactions are needed for success in this game.

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 938, 19:21

It didn't , tbh.
But thx for the clarification 😉
War drives it all.
Always has.
85% of all war action, planning, logistics etc happens outside of eRep domain.
And ofc we know, and work hard at community.
Without it, we could achieve NOTHING militarily.
I re-read.
I hear ya.
But still...
😛

chickensguys Day 938, 19:39

really i posted an simliar article since been deleted and people said i was an idiot for wanting war?

AFL_ITALIA Day 938, 20:33

Billy the Bald Eagle for POTUS!

mdande05 Day 938, 20:43

I am Billy the Bald Eagle... And I approve this message

TylerAE Day 938, 21:13

damn this kid really jacks you up

Heero Blaze Day 938, 22:41

Excellent article, our time will come!

Bishop M Day 938, 23:03

Full of win

Dirty Face Day 938, 23:08

A good title is, if you don't have to explain it. 😉
Otherwise great article!

Parmalat Holding Day 939, 06:41

" We are currently building up our Gold reserves to do this. Serbia only possesses two resource regions of high productivity. On the other hand, we possess fourteen and as a result we are able to build up or gold reserves much faster."

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wrong, it isnt about how many, but how u use it

Alpha Zette Day 939, 12:16

Very good article...especially for newer players. It's true that, because of America's recession, further major offensive is impracticable. But to say large scale war is impossible, any time soon, is to ignore the existence of several major players. Think about it.

Additionally...while I realize the need for energizing competition, the war module is not the only means of affecting major change. Obviously, when used effectively, the PTO would be much cheaper and might even reap longer lasting results. The war module is a "CHOICE"...not an inevitable, unavoidable 'necessity'. (once again...RL analogy works for me).

Having said all that...I enjoy my army life and friends there. Still...I have many more friends, outside of the military, whose interaction with I enjoy every bit as much(if not more).
And, @ Parmalat Holding: Correct. Exactly. Just like we can defend our nation from only one fortress...BETTER than from several...every American rm company can extract all they need from Cali and one high wood region. In fact, if we had a stronger long range foreign policy we could now be collecting rent from SEVERAL of them! (let's see...@400g per oil, 300 per wood, 200 per grain...)