11-23-2006, 12:49 AM
Bardock won't turn on us as long as he is in charge, I can assure everyone of that. He holds too much respect for our army to backstab us. If anything, he is more afraid of us turning on him.
Ideally, it will come down to us against him. However, if we start to feel that our best bet would be against an easier opponent, I can officially let Bardock know that we will be withdrawing from the alliance. Again, let me clarify that there is no need to worry about Bardock backstabbing us.
Also, a good game plan would be to grab as much land as possible despite the alliance. Even though United and Dante are allied doesn't mean that we can't try and get the upper hand land-wise. For example, convincing Bardock that it's best for the alliance for us to capture an enemy army's castle is one example of using strategy well.
Lastly, just reinterating what KV said, be active. Zeni rewards, promotions, and missions will all be used to help encourage activity. Furthermore, Minoshia and Reijin were our draft choices, and these are the two people we trust the most.
Ideally, it will come down to us against him. However, if we start to feel that our best bet would be against an easier opponent, I can officially let Bardock know that we will be withdrawing from the alliance. Again, let me clarify that there is no need to worry about Bardock backstabbing us.
Also, a good game plan would be to grab as much land as possible despite the alliance. Even though United and Dante are allied doesn't mean that we can't try and get the upper hand land-wise. For example, convincing Bardock that it's best for the alliance for us to capture an enemy army's castle is one example of using strategy well.
Lastly, just reinterating what KV said, be active. Zeni rewards, promotions, and missions will all be used to help encourage activity. Furthermore, Minoshia and Reijin were our draft choices, and these are the two people we trust the most.