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Navigating the Currents: My Thoughts on NAPs, Alliances, and the Road Ahead
Hello my friends,
Today, I wish to share my personal opinions and reflections on several significant issues currently impacting our game. Please understand that these are strictly my individual thoughts and do not necessarily represent my official responsibilities as a government member or alliance leader.
On Non-Aggression Pacts and World Peace
I fundamentally believe that this is a war game, and true wars should be its core. However, when the inclination or time for active warfare is absent on both sides, I must comply with the prevailing current. As a leader, I am but one voice, and it is my responsibility to adhere to the collective policies of our alliance. Despite returning to the game just two weeks ago, immediately committing to rebuilding my stocks, actively participating in AC events—sometimes for 12 hours a day, and even investing in a warrior pack, I recognize and respect the collective wisdom of our community. I will continue to follow it.
Iran and Indonesia: A Partnership
Yesterday, I witnessed firsthand the excitement of Indonesian players upon securing two full bonuses. I personally conducted the negotiations to request those bonuses from Indonesia. I understand how challenging it can be to relinquish valuable bonuses, and I want to express my deepest gratitude to Indonesia for their invaluable assistance to Iran, given so generously and with so few demands in return.
Our Alliance: Adapting to Change
I acknowledge and understand the diverse sentiments within our community—some yearning for war, others advocating for peace. However, following the irreversible removal of Organizations (ORGs), I believe everyone requires time to adapt to these new game conditions. I sincerely hope no one considers leaving the game; instead, I urge patience. Let us allow our community three months to adjust to this new situation, free from the stress and pressure of ongoing warfare. Use this period to build your communities and strengthen your accounts for future conflicts. While I personally question the constructive nature of prolonged peace for the game and its players, sometimes, enduring patience in times of peace proves to be the greatest challenge for even the strongest among us.
On the Removal of ORGs
The removal of ORGs was, in my view, a necessary change. They had been a source of problems since their introduction years ago. As a former moderator, I even warned the game administration about these issues at the time. However, I was vehemently opposed to the forceful and abrupt manner in which they were removed. Nevertheless, it is done. Let us hope that this forced change—implemented without proper communication and consequently dividing our community—will ultimately yield fruitful results for the game.
Kind regards,
Kaveh
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Comments (4)
06 Oct 25 06:25
Kavehfirst or second doesnt matter!