Author Topic: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?  (Read 5075 times)

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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #75 on: February 25, 2013, 11:23:48 am »
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You can spin as much propaganda as you want about old events but the current & more pertinent facts are that you broke the non aggression agreement / promises you approached me with about a month ago.
Was that promised NAP agreed by you? Why is there no signed agreement in the Forum?
After last strat i made it a habit to make treaties public from the get go, so ... missunderstandings ... wont happen that easily.
If someone is serrious about it, he can sign it in public, if not it wont come to it. If then a treaty is broken the public can respond accodingingly to the Oathbreaker.
Atm it would be your word against theirs and noone is any wiser here.

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There are a few facts you can't deny, FCC and TkoV are friends since strat 2.0, havent attacked each other had been allied before, didn't at each others throat this round, have toghether roughly 4 times the members as Hosp , 2-3 times claimed land and a lot of friends who either too cowardly to admit it or just plain opportunists which jump their bandwagon. Sure Hosp also have friends, but till now they sticked to "they stay in Step". To my own surprise even a former enemy joined their side as they recognized the inbalance in this war. The only thing which Hosp really did wrong in last in this strat, that some o their overcompensating bigdicks were send to do relations ground work and that others behaved like little childs on the NA servers ... but serriously i don't see there any differnce to ANY other clan my own including. Both sides are demonising the other and that overall backfires onto a deminishing community like ours. So even if Hosp go down balls blazing ... i think i got that expression wrong ^^, anyhow they will have fun doing it ;)

EDIT: just saw last post of Aztek. That is what i ment, make everything public, then there is less room for missunderstandings. If you have to work out an official paper as base for a treaty, people get their brains working. If you just idle talk politics on a teamspeak, while you may even play some crpg in meanwhile, then you get things mixed up .. been there .. done that .. didn't like it.

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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #76 on: February 25, 2013, 11:35:51 am »
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Was that promised NAP agreed by you? Why is there no signed agreement in the Forum?
After last strat i made it a habit to make treaties public from the get go, so ... missunderstandings ... wont happen that easily.
If someone is serrious about it, he can sign it in public, if not it wont come to it. If then a treaty is broken the public can respond accodingingly to the Oathbreaker.
Atm it would be your word against theirs and noone is any wiser here.

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There are a few facts you can't deny, FCC and TkoV are friends since strat 2.0, havent attacked each other had been allied before, didn't at each others throat this round, have toghether roughly 4 times the members as Hosp , 2-3 times claimed land and a lot of friends who either too cowardly to admit it or just plain opportunists which jump their bandwagon. Sure Hosp also have friends, but till now they sticked to "they stay in Step". To my own surprise even a former enemy joined their side as they recognized the inbalance in this war. The only thing which Hosp really did wrong in last in this strat, that some o their overcompensating bigdicks were send to do relations ground work and that others behaved like little childs on the NA servers ... but serriously i don't see there any differnce to ANY other clan my own including. Both sides are demonising the other and that overall backfires onto a deminishing community like ours. So even if Hosp go down balls blazing ... i think i got that expression wrong ^^, anyhow they will have fun doing it ;)

You combined two very relevant expressions: "Balls deep" and "Guns blazing" although in this situation I feel that the new term you coined is better.

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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #77 on: February 25, 2013, 07:30:13 pm »
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Taking them down Balls Blazing should be the warcry of all of Hosp's enemies.

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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #78 on: February 25, 2013, 08:11:02 pm »
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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #79 on: February 26, 2013, 02:51:11 am »
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This is pretty awesome IMO. Hero Party/Occitan were getting their poop pushed deep within their very cores, now it's closer to a fair fight. Bring it on Hospbadlers.

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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #80 on: February 27, 2013, 03:25:31 pm »
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Pacts, Agreements, Contracts, etc; only have credibility when their is an ability to enforce the agreement or penalize the people that break the agreement. The threat of VE is obviously what pushed them into whatever agreement they made, and now with VE's inability to enforce the agreement(busy in another war) they are longer bound by it.

I'd argue that pacts have more credibility when no one is around to enforce them.  It's simply about whether a signatory is trustworthy or not.  We're all pretty trustworthy with a gun to our heads.

Just sayin'.  We've already established that no agreement was really broken in this case.
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Re: Did Hosp just Side in the Great NA War?
« Reply #81 on: February 27, 2013, 03:54:25 pm »
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@sdfjkln, Adoptagoat

it depenends on the type of treaty, the reasons for that type of treaty, the timeline within that treaty is looked at again as reasons & relations may change, the history of the people who signed and if those really have the power in the faction they represent and therefore are able to get their people in line.

Adoptagoat has a point with "not pressured into a treaty", if you force a treaty, it may only hold aslong you keep holding the gun. If a treaty came out of both sides wishes, not enforced and also with benefits for both, a treaty has a defenite higher chance to survive over time.
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