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Nations: Germany, Greece, Pakistan, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Korea, USA
Citizens: 2854
% of Total Citizens: 23.37%
Total Damage: 90,335,029,820
% of Total Damage: 29.14%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 31,652,078
Total Productivity: 1,045,506
% of Productivity: 52.25%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 366
You wouldn't believe it, but Dynasty for yet another week improved their stats! They are definitely a well oiled machine - a great combination between pure numbers, damage, and clutchers. Funny thing is, they don't seem to be slowing down. Now with a ratio of 23/29/52, is there any stopping them?
Can someone confirm if Croatia is accepted into Dynasty.
Nations: Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Lithuania, Portugal, Serbia
Citizens: 4384
% of Total Citizens: 35.89%
Total Damage: 93,682,753,726
% of Total Damage: 30.22%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 21,369,241
Total Productivity: 381,954
% of Productivity: 19.09%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 87
Let the weapons talk........maybe they should think about re-naming this alliance? Look, granted they are getting crunched from every single direction - Delta hitting Lithunania and Lativa, Dynasty just crunching them pretty much everywhere else, and even the unaffiliated nations are having a go at them to with Ireland briefly holding Azores. Look, I'm not sure what is going on, but their 36/30/19 ratio does not reflect well on the alliance. That being said, with Nikolay newly inducted as the chief of lTwT, you can expect this alliance to do so much better.
Nations: Australia, Brazil, Israel, Peru, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey
Citizens: 2442
% of Total Citizens: 19.99%
Total Damage: 52,025,779,401
% of Total Damage: 16.78%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 21,304,578
Total Productivity: 302,893
% of Productivity: 15.14%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 124
Delta is steadily increasing in every ratio department. Now up to 19/16/16, they are not quite there, but they are edging on the big leagues. With Brazil just about to capture Azores, add yet another scalp to their list. It will be interesting to see in the upcoming weeks how Delta will be able to with stand quite a few RW's that will most likely take place. Surprises occurred this week, as Denmark, one of the founders of Delta was booted from the alliance, as was Latvia (aka Beer Unit), and Turkey joined the ranks!
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Nations: France, Italy, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Ukraine
Citizens: 792
% of Total Citizens: 6.48%
Total Damage: 16,421,075,404
% of Total Damage: 5.30%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 20,733,681
Total Productivity: 105,484
% of Productivity: 5.27%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 133
Federation actually did pretty good this week, but that being said, they are still playing support roles to other alliances rather than making themselves known as an independent alliance. Still, they are flying under the radar and their ratios are quite good with 6/5/5. It will be interesting to see what they plan on doing. Can they increase their followers over the next few weeks?
Nations: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Malaysia, Mexico, Montenegro, Norway, Republic of Macedonia, Russia, Switzerland, Taiwan
Citizens: 1963
% of Total Citizens: 16.07%
Total Damage: 53,906,788,736
% of Total Damage: 17.39%
Average Damage Per Citizen: 27,461,431
Total Productivity: 142,825
% of Productivity: 7.14%
Average Productivity Per Citizen: 73
I like this list of unaffiliated nations. A lot of fire power to be gained if some of the alliances can figure out how they would enhance their alliances. Of particular interest are still a few nations, particularly Bulgaria. Both powerhouse nations, nicely situated to throw a real monkey wrench in everyone's operations.
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Finally, I just saw this article about a new alliance . Pretty sure its made up though!
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