I'd like to respond to a few things, if I may be so bold

Day 1,049, 19:01 • Published in USA USA • by gagah

First of all, I'd just like to say, on behalf of all of Eden


This is certainly one of the most glorious days there has ever been to be an Eden member. Eden has seen many countries liberated, including my own(and India), but this one, I have to say, is possibly the most exciting. China has been under Penix occupation since it was PEACE, back when it was a good alliance. These days, the alliance is extremely lackluster, and I find the idea that this group of countries is anything like the age old phoenix humorous. Mostly because I believe that they must be confusing rising and falling actions.

What's the opposite of a Phoenix?

But I've gotten off track. The point I'm making is that by finally wrenching Lion King from the death grip of Servia, we've helped China gain the ultimate piece of national pride: their unity.



Having said that, I'd like to respond to the general opinions coming from our counter alliance, specifically Clueless's article. Excuse me while I refrain from making a joke regarding his name.

In his article, he thanks the game's developers for many things, including "for enabling few rich kids destroy what 20.000 players have been building for 8 months". I don't know if he's referring to people playing now, or the former Russian player, Parter, who, using orgs to buy infinite gold, was a Field Marshall in a week. Clueless had no ill words for the eRepublik administrators at that time. No, little Clueless was more than happy to join the Peace hoard against us, using Parter's credit card to bankroll the war.

But his hypocrisy isn't a point to dwell on. The main thing that grabs me is that Clueless can't grasp the concept of a wealthier country winning the battle. All free online games have a payment option for added bonuses, especially the game currency. Why Djex can't wrap his head around this common concept is beyond me.

But I'm not going to spend too much time worrying about him. Those of us over here in the Mastercard Empire are celebrating our victory by dining on bowls of hundred dollar bills.



>Thank you for not being able to access the site at all from Serbian IP addresses during the course of the battle (after the maintenance finished).

Croatians and other people in that region also reported issues accessing eRepublik during that time. No one knows what happened, but I have no sympathy for you. During the invasion of our country, we were regularly unable to access eRepublik, strangely enough, during the last hour of battle. The wierdest part of it was that our forums were also offline. I know it's crazy to imagine that eRepublik's slowdown could be so massive that it'd cause ripples in the internet that would shut off other sites, but apparently it did.

Bawwing over losses is not an uncommon sight in Penix media, and, as an Edenite, it brings me nothing but great pleasure. But as an eRepublikan, it only annoys me, and I wish that Clueless listen to a little reason. I hope that he cools down. If he really goes ahead and shows his инат, I'll be more than happy to press that report button, just like his people did obsessively to me. I hope that Servians don't display their most common trait all over eRepublik, because it would be a shame to lose so many members due to banninations.

Finally, Clueless banged his head against the wall until he figured out how Servia could have lost the battle. Then, inspirations struck. Surely, China must have cheated.

>Thank you for showing WE CANNOT BE BEATEN FAIRLY. EVER.

This is just idiotic.

In all, I think that the most important thing to remember can be said best with the following image: