Shyri

Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

Here is an interesting question that came up while Hugs and I made fun of Republicans last night.

Who here still actively reads PoW posts?

@Vilageidiotx

I might suck at writing them, but I keep up with reading.

Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

You're not supposed to use circle/line tools for Polandball you heathen

@Pepperm1nts

Circle tool? Nah. Definitely not.

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As an apology for not posting, I'll just leave this Polandball art here, showing each side's feelings about the war.

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I knew he had Hug'd a long time ago. I saw all the signs.

@Pepperm1nts

It's true.

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You have officially reached Hugs-status procrastination. I'd say congratulations but this is a horrible thing to accomplish.

@Pepperm1nts

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So... I think I'm taking a temporary break from PoW. Though, since I haven't been actively posting, It's moreso that I'm not promising a post coming soon™. I can no longer treat my adhd with just caffeine, so until I can get in and get proper treatment for it, I'm just not even gonna bother with trying to work on my post, so I can have one less thing on my mind.

I'll still write the post for the battle of cape town whenever it is that I come back to writing for PoW, though, for timeline purposes (so Britain isn't perpetually sitting just outside Cape Town for however much time goes by while I'm away), consider the battle of cape town a rough british success, with us losing about an equal amount of men as we made them lose, because of the majority of British soldiers lacking any real, worthwhile experience. Also, a pro British South African would've shot down the South African president/prime minister/whatever-they're-called's helicopter as they were evacuating Cape Town, putting them in critical condition, and killing 2 other VIP's onboard the same helicopter. So if that's relevant to anyone posting int he near future... I hope that's enough to help.

I'll still be on Steam if I'm needed, but... I just can't write effectively and as much as I wish I could the way I am right now. I should be back soon-ish.

I apologize if this inconveniences any of you in any way.

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Thanks! I shall get working on a post.

@Shyri, do you want to do a collaboration post (in the future) after I have posted a couple times on here and after you have posted yourself?

@The Grey Warden

I'd be fine with that, once I finally get the Cape Town post out. Recently scrapped all twelve pages and started over because it didn't look as good put together as it did in my draft version. I may just start a second storyline in the meantime, since this one is taking so long.

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Over here I get to pay about $60 per month for my phone, paying for the bare minimum on a smart phone. :x

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Ditto for Android, so far.

@Mihndar

We get it in 2 1/2 weeks. So close, yet so far.

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Current status of the Cape Town post. It's about 7 1/2 pages in so far. So... I am working on it! I just have a bad habit of hating my own writing, and putting off writing more because of it. But I'm gonna force myself to write more tomorrow, so if it goes well, the post will be out tomorrow. If not then... Maybe in a week?

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War stuff.

@Dinh AaronMk

And Britain is using the Spanish attack on Ethiopia to retake South Africa, while they have nobody to come to their aid. So far there's been a battle in which they took the peninsula south of Cape Town, and now they're about to attack Cape Town itself. Once I stop playing Paradox games and taming dinosaurs long enough to finish my post, at least.

Much less important war, though.