“Your grace, blaming action is often satisfied as solving this problem,” opened the outstanding small browser strategy VOX Regis with Sheepolution. From your tower, you look down on four factions, each side has its own members and complaints. If any faction becomes too big, they will oppose you. Fortunately, you are very good at speeches, which you can use to blame all RealM’s diseases to others. “It is the lion side! They have increased taxes!” You shout and just with one hand, holding a large bag “Tax I stole from people” with the other. It worked! Now, members from other factions are very uncomfortable on taxes will reduce the lion faction with easier management. Bloody love a bit politics, me!
The goal is to exist for five years (minutes) by using the least the speech as possible, while preventing any faction increasing to 30 members, at that time, they will provide you –bowelly-forky-forky, a terrible fate worth avoiding. When you see from above, you will see neutral people overwhelmed through the gate of the town and eventually join the factions. It is really interesting to see them, but obviously you will be bullied if you don’t act.
I realized that Frog’s faction became too crowded, so I blamed them for the bandits’ attacks. Soon, their surplus members were just red, small and negligible stains like a dotted fart from the death of a bottle of tomato sauce. It is really quite in -depth, too. I continued to switch tabs to write notes and eventually died every time. The limited words of words to make it, I think: You are always disappointed between the factions, making a little math to find a place where your difficult claims will be targeted most effectively. In addition, just a great intelligent usage of the first person – as noted by Paolo Pedercini, who brought this person to my attention. Enjoy!
