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Today there will be no new additions, as the length of the article is itself already rather big. Let's cut the chase:
Below is, first, a comparison on how much firepowers of each nation changed from last week. Such tabulation
A young man stumbled through the door into a large room dominated by an old wooden table made of oak, upon which were laid maps after maps detailing the current advances of Pacifican and British forces.
"Sir, Sir!" he managed to utter with
Tuesday!
Sorry I'm late, this got delayed due to RL stuff and complications in fetching the sufficient firepower data.
To compensate it for you, I got another treat to present this week too. It is something I have spammed occasionally in
You know what day is it?
Tuesday, of course, so it is time for the weekly firepower rankings. This week I have something fresh to offer you: It is possible to monitor activity in this game to an extent if we can devise sufficient proxy
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