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Originally Posted by Sumittra
Cayo doesnt need organisation, it just need several groups willing to grind a few hours, and not giving up when there will be some resistance.
So far even without much organisation, at least in EU time we flipped any port that we got over more then 2k Unrest.
Sure could it be that flipping in EU time is easier, but if thats the fact then lets use it as much as possible.
The Brits and Spanish seem mainly to run another strategie: flipping ports in several rounds/days, which doesnt look very efficient so far.
Its near impossible to count all the ports they got to 2-7+k about the last week, but were not able to finish them then....actual look at the ups and downs of Belle Isle and Biloxi.
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You might be right about EU times, I can never get on then, but in US primetime everytime I've seen people start trying to flip Cayo France comes out in force to try and stop it. Last time there were over 20 French trying to grind it back down, and it worked. If you don't get much resistance in EU times then go for it, or atleast get it started. When US primetime hits we'll finish it off, but give us some notice so we can prepare (and not on these public forums
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And I agree about the port flip strategy. It's much better to have 20+ people flip it fast than to try and do it over a couple days. It works much better than way.
05-16-2008, 11:38 AM
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