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Despite being week away from the game, I'm pretty sure I have caught up with everything. But if anything is incorrect, let me know and I will change it.
Nations: Germany, Greece, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Korea, USA
Citizens: 3084
% of Total Citizens: 25.34%
Total Damage: 89,061,381,005
% of Total Damage: 29.77%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 28,878,528
Total Productivity: 1,002,229
% of Productivity: 48.28%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 325
It was the biggest anti-climax since the 10 hour special featuring LeBron James moving to Miami, USA decided to make the predictable move to Dynasty. This extra damage prompted Dynasty to make some moves, but mainly from South Korea. SK took out most of China, and then set their sights on the high Iron region of Sumatra. After a few back and forths, they decided to NAP. Pakistan is still getting crunched though. We look towards the Middle East in the next week to see if Dynasty can take back their core regions. Dynasty's ratio's are still immaculate and have a commanding lead with 25/29/48.
Nations: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Lithuania, Portugal, Serbia
Citizens: 3684
% of Total Citizens: 30.27%
Total Damage: 77,852,709,931
% of Total Damage: 26.03%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 21,132,657
Total Productivity: 517,830
% of Productivity: 24.95%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 141
lTwT is one of those alliances that you get the feeling that any day they might just break apart. They have got powerhouse nations, but I just can't see any coordination here. With 30% of the secura population, they just can't seem to get their ducks in a row get the other categories of Productivity and Damage up to par. They certainly have the capabilities, but just the execution is their downfall.
Nations: Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Israel, Latvia, Peru, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden
Citizens: 1914
% of Total Citizens: 15.72%
Total Damage: 46,911,018,958
% of Total Damage: 15.68%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 24,509,414
Total Productivity: 261,847
% of Productivity: 12.61%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 137
Delta is finally starting to become one of the bigger alliances and they are starting to get their ratio's up to all square. Delta has had a fun week ripping into Federation (Federation can pretty much blame kamal for that!) but after a fun 2 weeks, NAP's were formed and Delta is looking forward to their next set of activities.
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Nations: Argentina, France, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Ukraine
Citizens: 980
% of Total Citizens: 8.05%
Total Damage: 18,800,728,327
% of Total Damage: 6.29%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 19,184,417
Total Productivity: 103,125
% of Productivity: 4.97%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 105
What was once quite a strong alliance, Federation is getting left behind. We have all seen how small alliances can be powerful and grow into dominant forces in the game, but Federation is at abit of a cross roads. That being said, they do still hold their own and can definitely pack a punch. But for Federation to make an impact in this game, it seems like the SC's need to look below at some of the unaffiliated nations and try to get a few select nations on board.
Nations: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia,Finland, Ireland, Malaysia, Mexico, Montenegro, Norway, Republic of Macedonia, Russia, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey
Citizens: 2810
% of Total Citizens: 23.09%
Total Damage: 63,375,528,414
% of Total Damage: 21.19%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 22,553,569
Total Productivity: 174,071
% of Productivity: 8.39%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 62
I maintain that these unaffiliated nations hold the key in this game. There is ALOT of damage and organizational potential in this group of nations. For those alliances looking for new members, glance at their nations shoutbox. Take a look what nations are active. In their you might just find a diamond in the rough, that nation that you were looking for to push you over the limit.
Just so you know, I understand that quite a few countries in the unaffiliated list are pro-alliance. But until you guys are full members or trial members, Im not going to include you in the lists.
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USA as a world power? In E-Sim it is possible!
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In E-Sim, international wars are nothing out of the ordinary.
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You can go bankrupt or become a rich man while playing the stock market.
The international war.
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