World 67

World 67 was best world ever ty old fags

THE OLD FAGS
Alot there were then they betrayed us bunch of faggots

Acebren still rules K44 world 67, I gave you guys the chance to win, follow me or lelennyface, all choose lenny. you lost it for yourselves

NEW FAGS
we circled jerked and died

oh well

Kanam's Opinion
It was a training world, we got several hundred more people to learn the game. That was always the goal, believe it or not. No thousand man tribe can win a world, any old fag knows this. But teaching that thousand to play the game and do it well (for every successful player there's about nine who fail, so we're batting .100, which still isn't bad. We've got another hundred /b/ros who can wreck some shit) is the goal. We succeeded insofaras we needed to do so.

Acebren's Opinion
I was the most experienced player this world, tyrone done a wonderful job leading, he didnt need much advice from his tribe, but he also didnt have the same goal as some of the other members. our goal was to win the server and make it to the end of the world, his was just to russle jimmies. once tyrone was gone, a new leader was resented, Lelennyface. he was a fairly experienced player, but had limited knowledge on diplomacy and middle game strategy. his vendetta against "Honour" would bring our tribe, ramsay to the ground. a bigger treat loomed in jigsaw, we needed to ally honour ro defeat jigsaw, lenny would accept no advice and ruled like stalin, some got sick of his leading and left the tribe, such as myself. i offered to take anyone with me to jigsaw, if they were active and competitive they would see the end of the world with me. the majority stayed under the tribe with lenny leading, eventually getting nobled out. rustles also gets a dishonourable mention, for trying to sway the smaller users to noble barbarian villages, and nothing else. his strategies were flawed, and he ignored all advice.

all in all, i thank the commonwealth for helping me achieve the ultimate success, a player from /b/ has won a world and rustled all of the 700 village owners that he nobled.

- March 2, 2014