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Originally Posted by Sun_Tzu
Now see, your problem here mr. Hanzi-come-lately, is that you don't know your history.
Rnd3 was dominated by a, often hated, NAP between Fury and Legion, which basically stagnated the round for several months. This was dropped at the very end of the round, where WP joined Fury to attack Legion, however this was done so late that it had little effect really.
Rnd4 VeX block emerged victorious and went largely unapposed after this. Legion decided to have a slight scuffle with former block member NoS, but nobody bothered touching Xanadu much, letting them sail to a comfortable "round win".
Rnd5 Fury+Legion and their over-the-top block got an early overpowering win, and then they proceeded to drop ties to Ely/WPO and roid them silly, meaning no meaningful combat was ever fought between the two major alliances vying for round win.
Rnd7 Largely a repeat of rnd5, this time Fury+Legion turned on FAnG and Titans instead of fighting for round win.
Anyway, you get the point, this is hardly a first in the sense you are trying to claim it. On the other hand, I think this one makes a lot more sense than the ones I mentioned, as Apprime rather deserved it, where as alliances like Ely, WPO, FAnG and Titans certainly didn't deserve the treatment they got.
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Mind you that Fury never turned on FAnG in round 7. It were Legion and Virus who wanted FAnG killed so badly while Fury wanted to make an end to Titans. After alot of pressure from Legion, they decided to let them and Virus attack FAnG so they could attack Titans.
So yes, they didn't drop us but they didn't turned against us. In a way, I can understand Fury's actions as the block already won the round and they were the lead alliance in the block. They didn't want to risk having Legion and Virus ruining that party and therefor agreed to this deal. Shame as we, FAnG, could have ended 2nd instead of 4th hehe.