[Discuss] Remembering the good times

[Anthony Cerqueira]

On 6/29/07, Rob McDonald <humpelfluch at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 6/29/07, Rick Cronan <rcronan at gmail.com> wrote:
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> > I hated the enemy, but never their players, since they were giving me
> > such a good story.  I still find it odd to think they could possibly
> > have seen themselves as anything other than bad guys though :)
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> Haha, I can't agree more. Having been in Oligarch at its fall too, I still
> think of people like Doc as evil, and don't see how he could think of
> himself any other way. Saying that though, it's strange to think that they
> most likely viewed Oligarchians in the same way.
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> I also want to reveal a little suprise, for those of you with characters
> in Fontan, or who have had characters there at the same time as the fall of
> Oligarch. You may remember how we lost many battles when the odds were all
> for us.
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> Well, my character there, Jim, having served Fontan faithfully for many
> years, had got upset at it's current political status, and was spying on it
> for Oligarch, for a very long time. I still have fond memories of that,
> because he was such an old boy that no one suspected him when they were
> witch-hunting for informants. He sat through so many rebellions and saw many
> other informants captured, but he was possibly the most dangerous one Fontan
> had within it.
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> I'm glad that BM allows these kinds of roleplaying events, because it's
> what makes the game so fun for me. Just wanted to let that little secret
> out.
>
> By the way, I'm not using Jim anymore lol, so don't worry Fontanese
> players if you're out there.



shhhhhh The first rule about the Shadow War is that you don't talk about the
Shadow War.


Ah the memories.... :)
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