Regarding to ur post, but PLEASE correct me if im wrong tho:
-CT is #1 and running away from the rest
-Omen and Asc fighting each other almost from roundstart with or without friends
-CT, Asc and Omen wanting to win this round
-CT holding the best cards at moment
-ND not aiming for the roundwin or really wanting to take part of these wars
In this order i would suggest JBG to contact and convincend Omen HC to cooperate with them to take down CT. After CT is down Asc and Omen can fight for #1 instead of posting an open message to Planetarion. I believe JBG have some great political, communication and convincing skilzz. If it was me i would spend my time and energy to try to achieve this before its too late to stop CT. If they are not willing, i would try again (how much do you want to win this round?) Last thing i would do is posting an open message to Planetarion and take the risk to offend, threatening or even Piss off certain alliances or people who are not aiming to win this round or want to take part of these wars...afterall its only those 3 alliances who aimed for a roundwin this round right?
That said, this is only my opinion...
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Originally Posted by ellonweb
Sigh, there are so many morons posting here it hurts.
CT are over 25m ahead, taking into account Hanzi's hidden prod calculations.
If either Asc or Omen want to win (both claim they do), they have to catch up that 25m deficit. That involves catching/destroying all that extra value, which is no easy task (value is hard to kill).
If Omen continues to roid Asc dry, they rely on Asc to hold back CT's growth before it becomes too big a deficit to pull back. But that war will never end, value is too hard to kill with Asc crashing so little.
If Asc stops targeting CT and goes for someone else (Omen), CT is allowed to continue to grow and increase their lead making it insurmountable. Asc can also peg back whichever alliance they choose to target, making it pretty much set in concrete that that alliance won't win.
There's a lot of respect between Asc and Omen for each other. Two great wars were fought on fairly balanced levels (lets not get bogged down in that discussion though) until the massacre/gangbang started. Both alliances have played their part in a great round and would thoroughly deserve a win.
CT has done jack shit all round. They've hopped around. They've balanced the war by switching, which is all very well and good, but it's all they've done. They've always been periphery to the main fight. As JBG said, this is their only play.
Both Asc and Omen want to win. Targeting each other will no longer accomplish this, they won't destroy each other (as already said, value is hard to kill) - meaning it'll never end, and they'll just allow CT to carry on growing.
Ascendancy sees this now. This is what this thread is all about. Ascendancy sees that in order for either side to win in this war, they have to set their differences aside for now. Allowing CT to win would be unjust as far as the amount of effort Omen and Asc have put in is concerned.
Unfortunately, if only one side switches away from the other, that alliance will be pushed out of the picture by the other, thus paving a possible route for their enemy. (This was discussed and general consensus was agreement a few weeks ago in another thread, but CT's lead is much more significant now and so any route to victory from the alliance not switching is less likely than it was then.) Neither side wants to pave that victory for the other, and that makes sense.
But both sides want to win.
There is only one option, and that is taking CT out now. They can no longer be left "for later" for two reasons, their lead is already too big and the fact that any Omen/Asc war has no real end because destroying value is so hard.
So let's refocus. Neither Asc nor Omen are the main opposition for #1 anymore. Take CT out now, and then maybe, maybe there will be time for another war afterwards.
I realise I have repeated the same points a multitude of times, but it really is very simple. I hope people will start to see reason.
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