DeletedUser
Guest
I have not read most of the flaming and chest-pumping that has occurred in this thread, simply because a lot of it is quite frankly unnecessary.
It is easy to ridicule INNOV, but let's look at things from another perspective.
1) The entire W10 forum consists almost entirely of Pandas building up their own bravado; other tribes are naturally going to see them as a realistic threat.
2) With Pandas members growing as rapidly as they have, it has made it a necessity that other tribes make preparations for the wars that are getting ever closer.
3) With the 'locked tribes' feature in W10, I believe that the long-term successful tribes on this world are going to be those that form families, giving them permanently greater numbers over those tribes that rely on alliances and NAP's (which are essentially merely postponed wars)
It has been said in this thread that INNOV do indeed contain some experienced members; may be not up to the standard that Pandas consider 'experienced', but they know the essentials to see them get through. Who can say if this knowledge and experience is not being shared amongst the various branches of its family.
Considering Pandas have 12 members, is it not entirely possible that the INNOV family might prove to be more difficult than first perceived?
Discuss.
Kilroy
It is easy to ridicule INNOV, but let's look at things from another perspective.
1) The entire W10 forum consists almost entirely of Pandas building up their own bravado; other tribes are naturally going to see them as a realistic threat.
2) With Pandas members growing as rapidly as they have, it has made it a necessity that other tribes make preparations for the wars that are getting ever closer.
3) With the 'locked tribes' feature in W10, I believe that the long-term successful tribes on this world are going to be those that form families, giving them permanently greater numbers over those tribes that rely on alliances and NAP's (which are essentially merely postponed wars)
It has been said in this thread that INNOV do indeed contain some experienced members; may be not up to the standard that Pandas consider 'experienced', but they know the essentials to see them get through. Who can say if this knowledge and experience is not being shared amongst the various branches of its family.
Considering Pandas have 12 members, is it not entirely possible that the INNOV family might prove to be more difficult than first perceived?
Discuss.
Kilroy