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* The randomness of the factions' personalities are well-documented with lots of [[Egregious]] examples. This troper ([[User:case]]) had a funny game that reversed roles entirely: Early on, the Spartans declared war as I was trapping them from getting more land. Fair enough. Then the Peacekeepers made a ''surprise strike'' on my faction even though they were much weaker and I hadn't declared any wars myself. The Spartans had about as much power as myself, but on the first sign of trouble, they ''surrendered unconditionally'' to my faction. The Peacekeepers, on the hand, continued to fight to the bloody end, refusing to compromise with someone who, again, never started a war. Whoever decided to join that colony for peacekeeping ideals got ripped off to say the least. |
* The randomness of the factions' personalities are well-documented with lots of [[Egregious]] examples. This troper ([[User:case]]) had a funny game that reversed roles entirely: Early on, the Spartans declared war as I was trapping them from getting more land. Fair enough. Then the Peacekeepers made a ''surprise strike'' on my faction even though they were much weaker and I hadn't declared any wars myself. The Spartans had about as much power as myself, but on the first sign of trouble, they ''surrendered unconditionally'' to my faction. The Peacekeepers, on the hand, continued to fight to the bloody end, refusing to compromise with someone who, again, never started a war. Whoever decided to join that colony for peacekeeping ideals got ripped off to say the least. |
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* The Longevity Vaccine movie features what appears to be a TV show that is a cross between the game and [[South Park]], with a Morgan caricature chasing a Lal caricature away. |
* The Longevity Vaccine movie features what appears to be a TV show that is a cross between the game and [[South Park]], with a Morgan caricature chasing a Lal caricature away. |
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{{quote|'''"Morgan":''' Hey! Get off my land, you peacekeeping sonofa--[[Curse Cut Short|(channel change)]]}} |
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* "[[Just One More Level|Please don't]] [[Lampshade Hanging|go.]] [[Guilt Based Gaming|The Drones need you...they look up to you...]]" |
* "[[Just One More Level|Please don't]] [[Lampshade Hanging|go.]] [[Guilt Based Gaming|The Drones need you...they look up to you...]]" |
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* The [[Sound Off]] example on the main page can be heard when you build a Network Node at one of your bases. |
* The [[Sound Off]] example on the main page can be heard when you build a Network Node at one of your bases. |
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Latest revision as of 18:27, 7 August 2014
- The randomness of the factions' personalities are well-documented with lots of Egregious examples. This troper (User:case) had a funny game that reversed roles entirely: Early on, the Spartans declared war as I was trapping them from getting more land. Fair enough. Then the Peacekeepers made a surprise strike on my faction even though they were much weaker and I hadn't declared any wars myself. The Spartans had about as much power as myself, but on the first sign of trouble, they surrendered unconditionally to my faction. The Peacekeepers, on the hand, continued to fight to the bloody end, refusing to compromise with someone who, again, never started a war. Whoever decided to join that colony for peacekeeping ideals got ripped off to say the least.
- The Longevity Vaccine movie features what appears to be a TV show that is a cross between the game and South Park, with a Morgan caricature chasing a Lal caricature away.
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"Morgan": Hey! Get off my land, you peacekeeping sonofa--(channel change) |
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- "Please don't go. The Drones need you...they look up to you..."
- The Sound Off example on the main page can be heard when you build a Network Node at one of your bases.
- A faction, who manages to get kicked out of the game within the first ten rounds, because they went exploring and left their single base unguarded and exposed to a nearby Mind Worm. Happens rarely, but it happens. Funny and practical, as one less opponent makes the game much easier.