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A total of 38 Votes have been submitted.
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Empire (29)
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League (9)
In Coba Plateau, you can see that the League gets tons of troops to help them, whereas the Empire's numbers are much lowers (and also feature a lot of traitors and anarchists).mhh iam pretty sure the empire would easily wipe out the league but on what are you basing your comment of the league having more manpower? i mean look at novograd its a teeny weeny city? while nezeb is an actual city
(@Empire)Controls its citizens through
propaganda and terror
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "ImaMania" (Aug 10th 2015, 1:18pm)
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To just add something to this:The League. Since we're comparing Allods to RL, then remember the Roman Empire, the British Empire, the Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire. Where are they now? Yes, they were ambitious and powerful and rose to great heights... But they all got drunk on that power, blindfolded themselves with arrogance and crumbled. Free people always formed alliances (read "leagues") for common prosperity and greater good, which still exist and continue making the world (IC: Sarnaut) a better place.
The League. Since we're comparing Allods to RL, then remember the Roman Empire, the British Empire, the Russian Empire, the Ottoman Empire. Where are they now? Yes, they were ambitious and powerful and rose to great heights... But they all got drunk on that power, blindfolded themselves with arrogance and crumbled. Free people always formed alliances (read "leagues") for common prosperity and greater good, which still exist and continue making the world (IC: Sarnaut) a better place.
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As far as I know, League players have a bit more casual approach to this game, as they probably have lives outside of it and most of the time, prefer to engage in real life experiences. And imperial players - treat this game more seriously and most of the time their lives focus on and around allods and not real life experiences.
So it's quite easy to assume people who actually have engagement in actual real life experiences would be able to survive longer in difficult situations like war as oppose to those who live in their imaginary allods worlds.
For some imperial players even pregnancy isn't an issue, allods > all.As far as I know, League players have a bit more casual approach to this game, as they probably have lives outside of it and most of the time, prefer to engage in real life experiences. And imperial players - treat this game more seriously and most of the time their lives focus on and around allods and not real life experiences.
So it's quite easy to assume people who actually have engagement in actual real life experiences would be able to survive longer in difficult situations like war as oppose to those who live in their imaginary allods worlds.
As far as I know, League players have a bit more casual approach to this game, as they probably have lives outside of it and most of the time, prefer to engage in real life experiences. And imperial players - treat this game more seriously and most of the time their lives focus on and around allods and not real life experiences.
So it's quite easy to assume people who actually have engagement in actual real life experiences would be able to survive longer in difficult situations like war as oppose to those who live in their imaginary allods worlds.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Mhuldoon" (Sep 25th 2015, 1:16pm)
I'd still have my money on the Empire.
The League certainly has their own fair share of military achievements and accomplishments - but their mindset is very different to the warmachine of unity that is the Empire. Empire don't have any side-factors such as 'unwavering faith in the light' as a high point - they're all about discipline, unity and the militant lifestyle.
Don't pretend like the Empire is incapable of being sneaky (regarding above 'destroyed from within' by 'lone Gibberling' comment -- those tactics go both ways, with League being more abusable due to their faith). Excluding Pridens, you can put all three League races into question - whereas in Empire, all except maybe the Arisen, are gunning for the fight.
A straight up war - no politics, no holy (or otherwise) distractions - would see the Empire pip the League to the winning post by a small margin. The raw brute strength factor would only smooth some of the rough edges, not win it by itself.
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the warmachine of unity that is the Empire. They're all about discipline, unity and the militant lifestyle.
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you can put all three League races into question
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...the Elves; Immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings
This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "Minoli Dragonberry" (Oct 19th 2015, 4:09pm)