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Seeking Active Players interested in Military Dominance

Started by Dante Silverfire, April 11, 2012, 11:14:35 PM

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Dante Silverfire

Greetings my fellow BM players,

I am looking for anywhere from 4-14 other players to work together with me in trying to see if BM's current player base is capable of putting up a fight and playing the military aspect of the game to its best potential.

The goal would be for us to all send either one or two characters to the same realm on Atamara or East Island, (or any continent really that can take more than one noble per family) and join together into an army with the intent of being the strongest military power that we can. We will not be taking over the realm but instead will be integrating ourselves into the way the realm is run. This could be a realm that some members already have nobles in or it can be completely new. We would try to form our own personal army and seek to have 100% movement rates within our army as well as due to our activity, we could move out from whatever region we are in as late as possible, thus ensure hard predictability of our movements. These things would not be required, but if we are able to do so, we would try as it gives us the best chance of winning militarily.

Any of our members would be free to run in whatever elections they would like, but are not required to support each other in any way there. The main goal would be to simply become a military powerhouse and test our abilities against those who would oppose whatever realm we join.

If you are interested, you can post here or contact me privately.

Edit: Interested players:

1. Silverfire
2. BardicNerd
3. GoldPanda?
4. Indirik?

Hmm, pretty low on noble count. We can still try it out but not many seem interested.
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Tom

And the purpose of this is what, exactly, aside from making a point?



Chenier

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Dante Silverfire

Quote from: Tom on April 11, 2012, 11:55:25 PM
And the purpose of this is what, exactly, aside from making a point?

You said I was discussing things in the wrong forum, and after reviewing things, this would be the correct forum.

As it was not expressly discussed, and I feel it is a legitimate issue, the only way to discuss it, is if it is not hypothetical. I perfectly willing to do this, and if it is allowed, I see no reason not to. I think it could be quite fun to have a military powerhouse.

As far as I can tell, from your personal statements across the forums, is that under the terms I've listed, that you don't consider this behavior obstructive to the game or against the Social Contract, so I thought I'd advertise my idea to my fellow players in the forum.

Edit: I even believe that at one point, you said you would challenge an outside clan to even come together and try and compete against BM's legitimate players. How is this any different?
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Foundation

A clan, 50 players.
A forum post, 100 words.
A topic to set up a clan by Dante, priceless.
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JPierreD

Honestly? Let him attempt it. I /seriously/ doubt anything will come out of it, though.
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Indirik

Interesting idea. If you run things the way you described, you are *not* a clan, and wouldn't be subject to the Clanning restrictions.

You'll have to be very careful to not run afoul of the IRs, I think. Keep it all IC, follow the IRs/Social Contract, and you could probably have fun. After all, in BattleMaster the Ends do NOT justify the Means. The Means matter.
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Chenier

Military superiority is useless without a political agenda for it to support.

Good luck getting a bunch of skilled active players behind the same political agenda.
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Dante Silverfire

Quote from: Chénier on April 12, 2012, 02:49:07 AM
Good luck getting a bunch of skilled active players behind the same political agenda.

Isn't that the whole point of the game, and where all the fun comes from? Trying to get everyone to work together on a political agenda even though they don't always agree?
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^ban^

I always had more fun ruining other people's agendas...
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Dante Silverfire

Quote from: ^ban^ on April 12, 2012, 03:15:03 AM
I always had more fun ruining other people's agendas...

Don't get me wrong that's a lot of fun as well. I've had a character dedicated to that for over 2 real life years (hi Luria!).

But, in general things do have a military component. Being able to win militarily can make the rest a lot easier.
"This is the face of the man who has worked long and hard for the good of the people without caring much for any of them."

Foundation

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Penchant

You could do this in Beluterra and fight Tom/Overlord/Daimons.
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