TWG XII - The Blood, Sweat and Tears of a Broken Heart.

Kambing wrote:Which was one of the reasons I just threw TWG XII out the window. I know it sounds selfish but I felt that no a lot of people cared about TWG anymore. A lot of people didn't respond to PMs and a few people did not vote.

My advertisement on AU for TWG XII was simply ignored by the AU Community showing they don't even care about it anymore. Simply I would mostly blame Valk for killing TWG with his "Democracy" of AU.

On top of that, I had to cover my Manager at work on his Night shifts and add Uni stuff I was pretty tired to even get on to using my brain to do things. But from me, I am sorry I left you all In the dark for so long.

Yoshi the clue I gave about black hair and "Think Outside the box" was to look at everybody's avatars.

VoidedDreams wrote:Dying fast I should say, not that many Forum Games now. The whole site is like a dead time most of the time.

salvex23 wrote:TWG is like a phoenix. It dies and it is reborn. Unlike the other meaningless junk game threads.

VoidedDreams wrote:Dying fast I should say, not that many Forum Games now. The whole site is like a dead time most of the time.

Monika11 wrote:The five digit thread isn't meaningless, not to Valk anyway o-o It's Math, that requires brains. Right...and there's apparently no strategic thinking required in TWG. Valk kept talking about ending games that just don't end and instead, he did the opposite.

Sakura wrote:

Monika11 wrote:The five digit thread isn't meaningless, not to Valk anyway o-o It's Math, that requires brains. Right...and there's apparently no strategic thinking required in TWG. Valk kept talking about ending games that just don't end and instead, he did the opposite.

what he was is to damn lazy to learn the rules or to even try to understand the game. Not need to use strategies to win TWG that is a load of bullshit and those that have played TWG know all this as well. You want to win you need to think, plan, and use people to win in the end or to even survive.

Taz605 wrote:

Sakura wrote:

Monika11 wrote:The five digit thread isn't meaningless, not to Valk anyway o-o It's Math, that requires brains. Right...and there's apparently no strategic thinking required in TWG. Valk kept talking about ending games that just don't end and instead, he did the opposite.

what he was is to damn lazy to learn the rules or to even try to understand the game. Not need to use strategies to win TWG that is a load of bullshit and those that have played TWG know all this as well. You want to win you need to think, plan, and use people to win in the end or to even survive.

To be fair, If I remeber rightly The two games that Valk DID play, he did pretty good on em

Monika11 wrote:

Taz605 wrote:

Sakura wrote:

Monika11 wrote:The five digit thread isn't meaningless, not to Valk anyway o-o It's Math, that requires brains. Right...and there's apparently no strategic thinking required in TWG. Valk kept talking about ending games that just don't end and instead, he did the opposite.

what he was is to damn lazy to learn the rules or to even try to understand the game. Not need to use strategies to win TWG that is a load of bullshit and those that have played TWG know all this as well. You want to win you need to think, plan, and use people to win in the end or to even survive.

To be fair, If I remeber rightly The two games that Valk DID play, he did pretty good on em

Sure, sure, but not that great. He even said that he stopped playing TWG because everyday he woke up to 20 new pages. He hardly showed an interest anyway >.> And he rarely showed up. If I remember correctly...he played one game where he was a blue role in the earlier stages of the game. And another where he was swapped for someone else I think. So he didn't participate enough to know that it needs strategy to win. Not nearly enough. I think he believed it was merely robotic actions based on your role.