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 Cry.

Or post more attacks.

Or complain.

 Note: Nevermind.

That boy needs help.

 I liked him.

 Some people do things for reasons that appear to be nice but in fact serve a purpose.

Perhaps to increase one's reputation or gain an ally? Maybe to win over a few people? Popularity makes the game a bit easier.

Ey, Wolf?

"Becuase the constituation gived U.S. citizens the right to bear arms..."

You're right. We certainly do need to improve our schools.

"Quick to jump to stupid conclusions about me, aren't you, Merc? That's the idea. It's distorte because it is supposed to be funny. If you don't believe it to be funny, you can shut your bloated, conceited, trap, and post somewhere else."

Merc?

It's not funny. You're comparing two completely unrelated sets of numbers.

Even worse, it's a joke directed towards those who have dedicated their lives to helping people.

And since I don't believe it's funny, I've posted my opinion.

Easy on the name calling, if I were to call you an ignorant, illiterate, incognizant imbecile I'd probably get in trouble.

Or something.

 Ha Ha Ha.

Funny joke.

Idiotic distorting of unrelated facts and statistics.

 Not amusing.

 Peeking* not Peaking.

 No one comes because there's little of interest.

 Somehow I get the feeling that Wolf Bite is much more involved in the game than any self-respecting lawyer would be.

 On the contrary- Wolf Bite and the Emperors didn't prove they could hold it.

Unlike the Emperors, Rome did not have the best players but they were effective all the same.

Grouping the only people who can play against unorganized, unallied, er... people doesn't prove anything.

You win by the sole factor of intimidation.  

 I was thinking Holby has become surprisingly arrogant and obnoxious after discovering he's good at Redwall:Warlords.

 I don't think The Mercenary was that terrible a player.

 The Emp clan is simply a version of Rome. We've all seen how that can work out.

And there are enough great players to lead clans. Unfortunately none of them care fight to against one another.

The idea would still work seeing as although the players have generally improved, these "good" players make up clan filling members. There skill, although improved, is still relatively "low" as the rest of the top players have improved.

 You know what made other times more fun?

There were a majority of clans and most of them had one good/great player to represent them and help them in the top 10. Then there were lower members to work their way up.

Now these good players decided that rather than "waste" turns battling each other, they could join together and face little opposition. That's the problem.

Who wouldn't like to see clans lead by Wolf and Peace dueling? Or battles between Windhound and Holby? Ereptor and Kilk?


That is, quite simply, RWL's problem.