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Originally Posted by NitinA
I guess I was correct when I told Amen HC that to build a solid community is best done at the start of a new round. How fitting that they failed miserably in their self-proclaimed ultimate goal after the charade of round 19.
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I guess it'd be surprisingly hard to keep the A of the Amen involved when the chief person of the other side goes Ascendancy, the rest bugger off to whom Vision and whom Vengeance. It's nothing I couldn't have predicted either, but it's for different reasons than what you are saying.
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Originally Posted by Nitina
Note to VgN: Don't accept mercs. It's a bad idea. Don't let them operate seperately--ever. That's a vital rule. If you have both ex-Angels and gosu within VgN (which could just be roumors) then that would be irony to me after gosu left Angels, and now cooperation must be essential...Sjor any political positions. I love the guy to death, but he really shouldn't be given political power.
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Looking at how certain planets attract defences, the exact same may well be happening in Vengeance which caused unrest in Angels last round. Taking a look at the political scheme, and listening to how sides see it, I wouldn't be surprised if Sjor was behind some of the plots being played.
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Originally Posted by Mek
i hope takeing in chronox's bunch of mercs doesnt backfire on orbit.
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Speaking of it, I'd be more worried about ChronoX backfiring, than the mercs.