Free-to-play based on teamplay and tactics.
http://www.global-conflict.org/
as the break is the only time I have to play between school eating all of my playtime anymore, I would follow you in this revolution.Goggles wrote:If the TAs and both armies are on vacation over the holidays, then could a third-party insurgency theoretically invade the territories and stake claim to their own part of the map?
have fun cya next yearknorren wrote:Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year to everyone!
I will be back from work the 8th of January, so this breaks fits me pretty good, from 8th of January and 4 weeks forward it's hardcore gaming!
you clearly did not read the Global Conflict Weekly Newspaper ...kidbagz wrote:Did someone say REVOLUTION?Goggles wrote:If the TAs and both armies are on vacation over the holidays, then could a third-party insurgency theoretically invade the territories and stake claim to their own part of the map?
::Picks up pitchfork and torch::
Where do we revolt?
Haha, exactly how I feel! It's a shame our revolution is doomed to fail just as everyone else is getting back... I imagine all we can really do is mildly confuse and irritate the armies by rearranging their bookcases into reverse alphabetical order!matsif wrote:as the break is the only time I have to play between school eating all of my playtime anymore, I would follow you in this revolution.Goggles wrote:If the TAs and both armies are on vacation over the holidays, then could a third-party insurgency theoretically invade the territories and stake claim to their own part of the map?
I'm a proponent of the "fill all their ammo cases with jellied eels" approach as well.Goggles wrote:Haha, exactly how I feel! It's a shame our revolution is doomed to fail just as everyone else is getting back... I imagine all we can really do is mildly confuse and irritate the armies by rearranging their bookcases into reverse alphabetical order!matsif wrote:as the break is the only time I have to play between school eating all of my playtime anymore, I would follow you in this revolution.Goggles wrote:If the TAs and both armies are on vacation over the holidays, then could a third-party insurgency theoretically invade the territories and stake claim to their own part of the map?
LET CHAOS ENSUE!
*Maniacal Giggle*
Do you know how long I've spent arranging those bookcases?? DO YOU?!?Goggles wrote:Haha, exactly how I feel! It's a shame our revolution is doomed to fail just as everyone else is getting back... I imagine all we can really do is mildly confuse and irritate the armies by rearranging their bookcases into reverse alphabetical order!matsif wrote:as the break is the only time I have to play between school eating all of my playtime anymore, I would follow you in this revolution.Goggles wrote:If the TAs and both armies are on vacation over the holidays, then could a third-party insurgency theoretically invade the territories and stake claim to their own part of the map?
LET CHAOS ENSUE!
*Maniacal Giggle*
Now this game would get terrifying if guns shot jellied eel rounds. I would go sniper just to have an excuse to hide in the bushes far, far away from the battle!matsif wrote:I'm a proponent of the "fill all their ammo cases with jellied eels" approach as well.
HA! I've put Zoologists' Guide to Zesty Zebras before An Autobiography of An Antelope. Good luck finding your precious paragraphs now!Calloutman wrote:Do you know how long I've spent arranging those bookcases?? DO YOU?!?
the amount of alliteration in this post confuses me.Goggles wrote:HA! I've put Zoologists' Guide to Zesty Zebras before An Autobiography of An Antelope. Good luck finding your precious paragraphs now!Calloutman wrote:Do you know how long I've spent arranging those bookcases?? DO YOU?!?