Published in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Warfare analysis - 28 Oct 2025 05:13 - 0
As you’ve read in the previous article about why I got involved in the conflict to support Papiga — my objective is nearly complete.
Papiga has been stabilized. Romania no longer poses a serious threat.
Now it’s time for other plans — and which ones, you’ll have to figure out yourselves.
As you can see, a new alliance has formed. I wouldn’t say it’s to my taste, but there are many unclear elements. I’ll try to figure it out — if I manage.
I usually avoid comparing games, but sometimes I’m forced to.
We’ve been playing these games for years. We know the tactics. We know how each player operates.
We don’t need spies to know who will betray, who will stall, and who will disappear when it matters most.
Lately, players from eTurkey have been saying they’ll quit the game.
Let me ask you — if you have all the resources, are you playing a strategy game or a farming simulator?
This game isn’t for you. If we’re comparing, you did the same in other games — hoarded resources, cried at the end, and never helped your alliance.
And what’s most interesting — Romanian players didn’t shoot during your resistance wars.
Maybe you’ve got a secret deal?
It’s easy to say: “Admin is to blame,” or “AI players are ruining the game,” or “The game triggers RWs.”
But when it comes down to it — where are you?
AI players don’t sabotage alliances.
AI players don’t ignore calls for help.
AI players don’t hoard resources just to cry later.
That’s what people do — the ones who think strategy is just counting, not acting.
I understand that every country has its own interests in the game.
That every player wants to secure resources for their nation.
That’s natural. That’s expected.
But what separates a strategist from a collector is how they do it.
Alliances aren’t built on silence — they’re built on action.
I’m not someone who writes a lot.
When I suspect something — I analyze it.
I don’t make noise. I don’t seek attention.
I observe, I take notes, and when it’s time — I act.
Because in this game, the most dangerous players aren’t the loudest.
The most dangerous are the ones who know the most — and say the least.
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Respectfully,
CP of eBiH
Red Phantom
Papiga has been stabilized. Romania no longer poses a serious threat.
Now it’s time for other plans — and which ones, you’ll have to figure out yourselves.
As you can see, a new alliance has formed. I wouldn’t say it’s to my taste, but there are many unclear elements. I’ll try to figure it out — if I manage.
I usually avoid comparing games, but sometimes I’m forced to.
We’ve been playing these games for years. We know the tactics. We know how each player operates.
We don’t need spies to know who will betray, who will stall, and who will disappear when it matters most.
Lately, players from eTurkey have been saying they’ll quit the game.
Let me ask you — if you have all the resources, are you playing a strategy game or a farming simulator?
This game isn’t for you. If we’re comparing, you did the same in other games — hoarded resources, cried at the end, and never helped your alliance.
And what’s most interesting — Romanian players didn’t shoot during your resistance wars.
Maybe you’ve got a secret deal?
It’s easy to say: “Admin is to blame,” or “AI players are ruining the game,” or “The game triggers RWs.”
But when it comes down to it — where are you?
AI players don’t sabotage alliances.
AI players don’t ignore calls for help.
AI players don’t hoard resources just to cry later.
That’s what people do — the ones who think strategy is just counting, not acting.
I understand that every country has its own interests in the game.
That every player wants to secure resources for their nation.
That’s natural. That’s expected.
But what separates a strategist from a collector is how they do it.
Alliances aren’t built on silence — they’re built on action.
I’m not someone who writes a lot.
When I suspect something — I analyze it.
I don’t make noise. I don’t seek attention.
I observe, I take notes, and when it’s time — I act.
Because in this game, the most dangerous players aren’t the loudest.
The most dangerous are the ones who know the most — and say the least.
---
Respectfully,
CP of eBiH
Red Phantom
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