5 OBSERVATIONS ABOUT eREPUBLIK: IN PICTURES

Day 1,678, 15:06 Published in USA USA by Chutley
5 OBSERVATIONS ABOUT eREPUBLIK: IN PICTURES



1. Alliances Are Backwards

Sure, Terra seems like a snazzy name and it’s got a cool logo, but turn it around, put it in France, and you’ve got a whole different thing:



Stop what? Color me confused.



And what about EDEN? Let’s flip it and look at it from Norway's perspective.




Not exactly the direction you’d like your alliance to go, is it? So surely Norway can’t be part of EDEN or you’d think they’d have noticed, right? Let’s check their wiki:



They’re a founding member? Seems like they picked a whole bouquet of oopsy daisies.



2. Inviting Friends: Benevolent, or Violent?

Perhaps getting friends to join eRepublik is a nice thing to do, if you truly believe they’ll enjoy this silly game, but the admins decided to put this little instruction on their “Invite Friends” page.



Notice the typo. I think the implication here is that inviting 7 friends is tantamount to almost killing them. Honestly, I think I'd agree.



3. UnPresidented?

No one can accuse us of being jingoistic in our choice of President. Exhibit A:




Israel Stevens



So what about the PoTUS’ namesake, Israel?



Joe Franco



That doesn’t make much sense either. So let’s travel back to France to see if they’re playing the reversal game once again…



Papa Frantz

Ah, finally someone got it right.



4. Mission Insultable?

Missions are markers of achievement, so one would assume that a certain amount of respect or esteem would come with the success. But in once case, Plato decided to insult us on our way to its completion:



As hard as I’ve tried, I still can’t figure out a way to read this without feeling like Plato is telling me that I’m not a hard worker.

It’s like, “Hey, Chutley, you’re a little bitch, but if you complete this mission you could kind of be like all the cool kids.”



5. Win One for the Gipper?

Ajay Bruno was recently banned for the god knows how many-th time and is back as Ronald Gipper Reagan.

His first order of business, stalking:





Second, begging.



And, finally, business as usual, flipping out:



Oh, and click here for the full video. It's kinda priceless.


Observingly,
Chutley




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