The Conglomerate [MT ; PMT]

[Allied Governments]

You better be careful, using too much tacnukes and enemy will decide the casualties are too unacceptable, and decide to nuke eachother out of existence before they take too much casualties.

Ahh the "If I can't have it no-one can" plan... One that I don't follow because what's the point of taking over a country if it's a barren nuclear wasteland? Haven't we learned that doesn't work from the "Fallout" games!?

Hey, that's what I slowly do if I enact Winter Contingency and realize that my nation will lose.

[Allied Governments]

Also to Gc1mak: Speaking of nukes, why not do a pre-emptive strike on my Capital, destroy my government in one swoop? If you do it fast you could kill the president, vice president, the cabinet, and most of the senate and Council (analogous to the House of Representatives.)

[Allied Governments]

UPDATE: Looks like New Olwe is also interested in invading me (going after The Conclave, he knows about THEM) and using his 5.1 Billion nation in the process.

Is it wrong that I am getting more excited for every nation that is added to the list of ones that want to invade me?

[Jenrak]

UPDATE: Looks like New Olwe is also interested in invading me (going after The Conclave, he knows about THEM) and using his 5.1 Billion nation in the process.

Is it wrong that I am getting more excited for every nation that is added to the list of ones that want to invade me?

You're a masochist?

[Allied Governments]

UPDATE: Looks like New Olwe is also interested in invading me (going after The Conclave, he knows about THEM) and using his 5.1 Billion nation in the process.

Is it wrong that I am getting more excited for every nation that is added to the list of ones that want to invade me?

You're a masochist?

At this point with my nation, I really don't give a fuck what happens to it.

Plus, I fully intend on this war being the first "major" war of 2010 NS, and I intend on making it enough of a "big deal" to get an article on Wikistates.

[Saurea]

UPDATE: Looks like New Olwe is also interested in invading me (going after The Conclave, he knows about THEM) and using his 5.1 Billion nation in the process.

Is it wrong that I am getting more excited for every nation that is added to the list of ones that want to invade me?

You're a masochist?

Damn, you beat me to it. :/

[Tiurabo]

Hey, I bet nuclear wastelands make awesome penal colonies.

[LOVE DOG]

Plus, I fully intend on this war being the first "major" war of 2010 NS, and I intend on making it enough of a "big deal" to get an article on Wikistates.

If New Owle comes in then the United Dominion truly gets to use her bag of tricks. To combat their magic by using demonic arts and elf magic. Just save piece of the pie for me, AG. The Hsac campaign was the last real action my boys have some fun...unless you count the actions of the Black Legion within my own nation. They don't exist, well not to the public.

[Tiurabo]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

[Brewdomia]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

[Jenrak]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

[Brewdomia]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

[Saurea]

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Well yeah, otherwise there wouldn't be a point to having people designated as being "The Voice".

[Jenrak]

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Well yeah, otherwise there wouldn't be a point to having people designated as being "The Voice".

Other than cockblocking you trigger-happy assholes:

Stage 3 - Decision: If a decision to go to war has been approved by the majority of the members and by all Members of the [value A], then proceed to Stage 4A. If declaration unsuccessful, proceed to Stage 4B.

Not really any different, no. I'll sign for this little fight. For the sake of technicality and record-keeping, I'll send a diplomatic communique for peace talks.

And it'll likely get shot down. Or Gc1mak can pull a massive dick move on AG and decide to turn his army around. That'd piss off AG, for sure.

[Allied Governments]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Are you suggesting we try and find a peaceful solution while they are lobbing missiles at MY population centers?

[Jenrak]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Are you suggesting we try and find a peaceful solution while they are lobbing missiles at MY population centers?

Part of me says 'yes' for bureaucratic purposes and for a good laugh.

The other part of me says 'no' because I know alot of Hand members REALLY want to fight.

[Allied Governments]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Are you suggesting we try and find a peaceful solution while they are lobbing missiles at MY population centers?

Part of me says 'yes' for bureaucratic purposes and for a good laugh.

The other part of me says 'no' because I know alot of Hand members REALLY want to fight.

That would get my representative to angrily storm out of the meeting, rambling about our allies "deserting us."

[Allied Governments]

Also, sneak peek at the new and improved Praetorian Guard, their Vocoder makes them generally sound like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_NAoNd4YyY

Generally, since the voice obviously is different from person to person (yet the "alteration" stays the same) the voice used in the video is exactly what Gaius Miles Valenkov sounds like with his helmet on.

[Jenrak]

Well, I have to say this about my involvement. Not only would this be the first time I take part in a war, it'll also be the first time in 30-40 years that my nations military has more than wargames and the odd doomsday cult to put down. While highly trained, the only actual combat veterans are well into their fifties or older, and relatively few of them at that, due to the bloodiness of the civil war.

So not only do we have the total inexperience of the player, we have the total inexperience of my troops. Think this might pose more than a small problem?

No just sit back and lob missiles.

That's generally the most sound tactic for those who don't know what else to do.

Pretty much. Does the Conglomerate still use The diplomacy first tactic?

Are you suggesting we try and find a peaceful solution while they are lobbing missiles at MY population centers?

Part of me says 'yes' for bureaucratic purposes and for a good laugh.

The other part of me says 'no' because I know alot of Hand members REALLY want to fight.

That would get my representative to angrily storm out of the meeting, rambling about our allies "deserting us."

I'm sure most representatives are going to be perfectly fine swinging their missile-strapped dicks around in this conflict, save for a few, among that being Nahk given that he's not generally a big fan of war.

Oh well, it's the Conglomerate law, so I have to fight. Sort of.

[Tiurabo]

No just sit back and lob missiles.

Actually, I'd rather it be guns, since the most likely place to stick your snot nosed green troops in is the second or third line, I'd think.

[Seperates]

I like to just send in the solidiers. My nation isn't really made for invading because the majority of it's ground power comes from it's militia. However my as-of-yet to be reveiled Project 422 otherwise known as "Project Magic School Bus" will once again strengthen my defenses.

(Psssst It's a large underground rail gun that shoots bullets the size of school buses. It takes up to much energy though so we hardly ever use it.)

[Solarva]

I like to just send in the solidiers. My nation isn't really made for invading because the majority of it's ground power comes from it's militia. However my as-of-yet to be reveiled Project 422 otherwise known as "Project Magic School Bus" will once again strengthen my defenses.

(Psssst It's a large underground rail gun that shoots bullets the size of school buses. It takes up to much energy though so we hardly ever use it.)

=P, it's just like hail's MAC guns on steroids.

[Gc1mak]

Typing...Typing...Ha!

[Allied Governments]

Typing...Typing...Ha!

[Seperates]

1000 post on the thread! (I think...)