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[sambojin]

Has anyone else has problems with the mobile version of the battlemaster site? It's gone kind of wierd on my e63.

Doubles of all major links (actions, travel, items, etc) and a very single column view. I have to scroll down heaps for even the most basic text pages. Plus the "try again" when hunting monsters didn't do anything. Well, it did once, then the second time wouldn't link.

Have they been doing updates on it?

[danaris]

Has anyone else has problems with the mobile version of the battlemaster site? It's gone kind of wierd on my e63.

Doubles of all major links (actions, travel, items, etc) and a very single column view. I have to scroll down heaps for even the most basic text pages. Plus the "try again" when hunting monsters didn't do anything. Well, it did once, then the second time wouldn't link.

Have they been doing updates on it?

Yes, there's finally being some active development on the mobile site.

Please post this sort of feedback to the BM forum, where the dev who's working on it can see it and hopefully figure out what's going on.

[sambojin]

Ok, will do.

[Ehndras]

If my fellow B12ers want to get into another potential Losing Is Fun! impossible situation,

I've just been named acting General of Terran, the Lurias (yes, all of them!) just announced they're going to war with an already severely-weakened D'hara, Barca is in utter ruins and practically non-existent, and Terran is apparently the only realm in the are that hasn't starved into anarchy. We've worked hard to remain united and managed to keep every single region intact, though Aurvandil is 3x as strong as us and has that much more troops. With our two allies Barca/D'hara out of the picture, we're now fighting a 1 vs 1 war against a nation that roflstomped the 3 of us combined.

>_>

I'm not sure how wise it is for them to keep fighting us since they're apparently starving the shit out of their regions, though. Our only saving grace is the fact that we make more gold than they do - which doesn't count for much to be honest.

Fellow Barcans and D'harans or anyone else who wants to join Terran for some kickass fun, do so in style :-) Message me directly under my IGN: Alura Aurea, Senator of Vassar, Marshal of the Pride, and acting General in Lord Perth's absence. (like usual.)

Give it a month and I'll officially be General. I couldn't be this time because I lacked 10 prestige thanks to my damn archer squad. Bah. Now I'm kicking ass with Infantry ;-) I'd just like to have a realm to be General of when all this is said and done... :-P

This will be ROUGH, like Summerdale, but nowhere near as hopeless. In a head-on battle we'd be annihilated but I have many, many tricks up my sleeve... I haven't led armies and nations in these types of games for over a decade without learning anything ;-)

On that note, I need supporters in Riombara in Belluatera <3 New colonies popping up soon possibly, and we're taking over a ridiculous amount of regions, heh. Anyone who wants to take part in my fun religion, shoot me a message here or on the BM forums I'm also a death-worshipping bisexual assassin in Arcaea... :-P

Hehehe. I love this game and its ridiculous RP opportunities.

[sambojin]

So what you're really saying Ehndras, is that all us fly-in/fly-out nobles that disappeared before/during/after Summerdale fell should join one of the Luria's so we can have a chance to rolfstomp a weak, pissy kingdom? Which will improve the fun and longitivity of our playing experience no end?

Ummmmmm........

Did Summerdale make it to Luria Nova yet?

The no-RP-fuckup-el Gato-protocol may have just come online

[Sirus]

Y'know, probably shouldn't be going around announcing stuff like upcoming war plans. Someone might take the knowledge OOC and use it IC.

@ sambojin: Yes, we made it. I don't think everyone's joined yet, however.

[revo]

On the other hand.. You could come join Aurvandil and be part of the only army that has a o point turn radius and Roflstomp 3 realms at once.

[Ehndras]

Your capitol is 2 regions (Candiels - Agl - Celtiberia) from the battle-site and we're about 9-10. Barca's army was dead and D'hara was barely there. It doesn't even count as stomping 3 armies if it was 15k of Terrans and then a measly 2-4k of the others for the most part, not to mention half of Barca's already shyte army abandoned us halfway because their General disappeared, their command structure died, and they stopped giving orders.

If Barca and D'hara had raised 15-18k like us, and actually listened to our fucking orders, we wouldn't have lost - sadly a lot of people had head shoved firmly in anus. :-P

[revo]

That's aurvandil's strength: everyone follows orders to a tee. Well except rebellious dukes. You're right if yall had all 3 been at your full potential the battle would have been much closer but I don't think Y'all would've easily beat us either. At that time yall and D'hara combined had about the total CS that Aurvandil did.

[Zangi]

Droughts, currently, they can kick a lot of arse.

[Rakonas]

I'm just rooting for the Lurias to go in through D'hara and something to spark a war with the astroists.

[Ehndras]

Lurias are going to have a hell of a time getting through D'hara in the first place, more likely than not.

Also, the Astroists have their own bones to pick.

I'd totally be interested in an SA vs. Lurias war though. SA would obviously win by a flaming longshot.

[ConscriptFive]

Lurias are going to have a hell of a time getting through D'hara in the first place, more likely than not.

As one of of the Summerdale refugees currently in Luria Nova, I can confirm that the Lurias are complete basket-cases.

Seeing as they've treatied with Fissoa, Solaria is the only one geographically positioned to expand anywhere.  Solaria could easily profit from nice SA-style gangbang against the D'Hara, but apparently don't have the planning and communications to get the other Lurias to pull-off some complex long-range manuevers.

Not to mention that the way the gold/bond system is, Port Nebel and Port Raviel *have* to be an independent of the mainlands.  No army could regularly make that commute.  Either the Lurias go to war with the intent to found a new Luria (Solaria Nova? Luria Nova Nova?), or the islands will start going rogue again (like they are now).

A smart idea would have been to go to war with the promise of the D'Hara islands as a Summerdale Nova, that would be considered a part of the Luria Empire.  You've got a defined subset of nobles that RPly and OOCly make perfect sense to get their own state.  But hey, that would be *smart*, which politicians in Battlemaster quite frequently prove not to be.

[danaris]

Lurias are going to have a hell of a time getting through D'hara in the first place, more likely than not.

As one of of the Summerdale refugees currently in Luria Nova, I can confirm that the Lurias are complete basket-cases.

Seeing as they've treatied with Fissoa, Solaria is the only one geographically positioned to expand anywhere.  Solaria could easily profit from nice SA-style gangbang against the D'Hara, but apparently don't have the planning and communications to get the other Lurias to pull-off some complex long-range manuevers.

Not to mention that the way the gold/bond system is, Port Nebel and Port Raviel *have* to be an independent of the mainlands.  No army could regularly make that commute.  Either the Lurias go to war with the intent to found a new Luria (Solaria Nova? Luria Nova Nova?), or the islands will start going rogue again (like they are now).

A smart idea would have been to go to war with the promise of the D'Hara islands as a Summerdale Nova, that would be considered a part of the Luria Empire.  You've got a defined subset of nobles that RPly and OOCly make perfect sense to get their own state.  But hey, that would be *smart*, which politicians in Battlemaster quite frequently prove not to be.

There is, in fact, already a planned colony, that has nothing to do with the Dalians. But there's nothing saying that Dalians couldn't join in; in fact, I have it on good authority that the colonists' philosophy is, at least at present, "The more the merrier!"

[Lorgan]

in fact, I have it on good authority that the colonists' philosophy is, at least at present, "The more the merrier!"

Sure is. We're going to call it Nova Nova btw.