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[E. Albright]

Pushed 24h (yes, about an hour or two ago, from my phone which I can't always post here from :p). Which (selfishly) suits me fine, as my day is definitely easier if I can wait until I finally get home from holiday traveling this evening to get the turn in instead of trying to find 20 or 25m in the next three hours like I had been planning.

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Personally, I'd like to try to keep the current pace. I know I've been the cause of several of the recent delays, but once I finish this past week's holiday travel (i.e., tonight), I shouldn't be a problem for the next few weeks (and I should be dead before that time is up).

[Karlito]

I think the current pace is fine. The recent delays seem to be more related to the holiday season than increases in the actual turn time, at least from my perspective.

[lijacote]

My sincerest apologies for the delay on my part, but I did just move. Turn done.

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In case you give a DAMN about how well I moved: I moved very well, thank you. I have no tables and no chairs, but all these boxes can serve as something. Now, here's hoping that the coming battles will go as fluidly.

[E. Albright]

We have an hour left and Darmekot and Dheathig are both still out. Given my understanding of at least some of the timezones/schedules involved, I'm pushing 12h.

[Boksi]

Ugh, I spent most of last night cramming for today's exam... Worth it though, I definitely did well. If I don't get my turn in by the deadline, it'll be because I'm asleep.

[E. Albright]

 

Anyway, you're not the only one outstanding. USEC and I don't have our turns in yet, though I'm mostly done and just heeldragging to make sure I still have an incentive to watch the hosting time. I pushed it 24h, but don't feel compelled to use all of that. I won't, though I can't submit immediately either.

[E. Albright]

T-1h - or if you prefer, T+23h... status, USEC?

[USEC_OFFICER]

The new turn literally just rolled around as you posted that. So neither.

[E. Albright]

So close, Aimur. Sooooooooooooooooooo close...

[AlStar]

Hey all, since this is the only other Dom game running at the moment:

Sceleria has had three stales in a row now.

Despite recent losses, I think he's still got hundreds (and by hundreds, I mean I can see 1000+ undead just in the provinces bordering me) of undead wandering around, and a good number of provinces. Anyone want to sub for him?

Edit: got someone - thanks!

[USEC_OFFICER]

Can I get, like, 12 more hours on the clock? Just in case I don't get my turn in on time. Please and thank you.

[E. Albright]

Pushed 12h.

[lijacote]

So close, Aimur. Sooooooooooooooooooo close...

Eh, I'm not sure it was. That's a lot of dead things, though.

Also yay I am back again and doing my turn now.

[E. Albright]

Really? Over 80% of the collectivist stain was cleansed from Aimur's noble soul by the righteous fires of determination and pride - had the insidious, comforting patina of illusions he was enmeshed in at the beginning of the conflict been dispelled but a moment sooner, the lasting impact of an Isslishian Wardancer's fearless pursuit of its personal ambitions, or the piercing insight provided by a pair of Volcano Followers working together in a self-fulfilling state of mutual self-interest could have been enough to save your noble but misguided leader from the lies of the Lissasan demagogues who hold him in their thrall.

Frankly, I'm surprised the trauma of being brought so close to realizing his self-worth only to be pulled back to common complacency by the transient triumph of the braying, envious masses didn't leave lasting wounds on his soul, let alone his body.

Fear not, we have not given up. We will save Aimur's glorious potential from the mediocrity the Lissasan masses would jealously regulate it to, even if he will likely have no choice but to die to stay loyal to the simple, profound truths he shall come to realize.

[lijacote]

Really? Over 80% of the collectivist stain was cleansed from Aimur's noble soul by the righteous fires of determination and pride

You have only stoked the fires of Aimur's furnaces of rapid industrialisation with your wanton slaughter of the chaffing class.

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If you're under the impression that you actually hurt the pretender or gave him afflictions of any lasting kind, you're mistaken and lied to by the replay.