Pretty much.Icelandic Perehelion wrote:So we can circumvent this whole thing by not giving a frak about timelones, and figuring out only very vague details of the canon (I.e. the owls broought humanity to Earth from another dimensions and used them as a slave race; thus humans have an attachment to Earth because the owls blew up their riginal homeworld.)
And if you're not in the current RP or any other recent one, I feel you're hardly entitled to complain.
Also, Iv, you haven't done much of anything in the RPs recently, so your current political clout is about null, and militarily you can't do all that much without bringing an entire alliance down on you.
Iv, if a group of factions are in one alliance at the end of a roleplay, the chance of that alliance still existing with the same factions at the start of the next roleplay is pretty high.
Even if alliances shift, I can pretty savely tell you that I am prepared. And I would not fight you to prove I am stronger, that would be silly. Not to mention that the 'fight alone' thing pretty much is unrealistic, because strenght not only incorporates military capabilities, but also diplomatic relations. If your supplies are dependent on national and private production while I can call upon foreign aid due to my diplomacy, you can not cut me off from supplies without engaging into war with yet another faction.
It may be nowhere in any rules, but veterans, who have been in basically every empire roleplay ever with the same faction are felt as 'established' and are considered 'powerful' in comparison to players who only play in some RPs (like you) or players who are inconsistent about their factions (e.g. Vinyl), as no one really takes Hexalan really seriously, because it has been horribly unstable and its politics have been dominated by constant power shifts in the entire history of RPs. As for the UTA, I might remind you that in politics, power only exists when it is exerted. If you don't exert your power, you won't be taken seriously when you try to eventually do it.