DeletedUser18636
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+rep for you, sir
For analysis and work you have put into it.
Back to the topic of discussion => as we can see there is a big Quality gap between many of alliances in top 12.
Some of those are RIM (And will perform better with the time and we can forgive them lower scores for important attributes) but many are Core alliances with such a low performance and overall direction.
Next, as it is stated core 4 oceans are very different with O55 being the most aggressive and constant fights over dominance between alliances. And O45 is solely controlled by one alliance with the #2 alliance being 50k in point total in that ocean. I'll be glad to see how things go for every single core ocean, though O45 and O54 has a clear leader who will prevail.
It is interesting to see as of which core alliances will go towards RIM and which will try to go further "into the deathtrap" and fight for the "core"
As of this point of time I am more interested in seeing how RIM will develop since, there is not much intrigue left in the core.
Rome
For analysis and work you have put into it.
Back to the topic of discussion => as we can see there is a big Quality gap between many of alliances in top 12.
Some of those are RIM (And will perform better with the time and we can forgive them lower scores for important attributes) but many are Core alliances with such a low performance and overall direction.
Next, as it is stated core 4 oceans are very different with O55 being the most aggressive and constant fights over dominance between alliances. And O45 is solely controlled by one alliance with the #2 alliance being 50k in point total in that ocean. I'll be glad to see how things go for every single core ocean, though O45 and O54 has a clear leader who will prevail.
It is interesting to see as of which core alliances will go towards RIM and which will try to go further "into the deathtrap" and fight for the "core"
As of this point of time I am more interested in seeing how RIM will develop since, there is not much intrigue left in the core.
Rome