Civilization Mafia Signups! [Game Ended]

[Pine]

Looking for a hydra partner.

[Pine]

/in

Might hydra

Could be fun

[Pine]

Only the weak need to hydra.

But sometimes the strong do it for fun.

PEdit: Again, I've been here longer than both of you put together. How are you generationally senior to me.

[Pine]

Aeronaut and I will hydra. Name TBD

[Pine]

I enjoy hydra'ing because it gives me the opportunity to get into someone's head and learn their thinking and methods. It tends to make me a better player, and I like to think it makes them better too.

If it so offends, thee, dancing santa jesus, I am fully prepared to play solo.

[Pine]

TBF, I've probs been playing this alot longer than ya'll and I've loved them ever since the early 90's

I started with Civ 2 in middle school.

Only the weak

need

to hydra.

The bolded word is important. I don't

need

to hydra. I

enjoy

it sometimes.

I will nuke all hydras

We gonna rumble this game, aren't we, Gandhi?

[Pine]

>looks at signup thread
>sees someone named "Yuri" in the game

this isn't an /in, but why do I suddenly want to /in really really badly?

Do it loser

do iiiiit

[Pine]

Confirm

[Pine]

When I was in middle school, the one of library computers had Civ II on it. We were allowed to leave lunch half way through to go to the library, so there was a small group of us who would always scarf down our food, wait for the clock to strike the designated time, and race down the hall (often speed-walking to avoid the delay of a reprimand from a passing teacher) to get to the computers. There weren't always enough computers to go around, and most of the games were only installed on specific machines, so it MATTERED who got there first. A similar race would occur at the end of the school day to use the computers after school, and I actually missed the late bus home a couple of times because I didn't want to leave a game in progress.

Ah, the halcyon days of youth. I downloaded a copy of Civ II as soon as I switched from Mac to PC after college (replacing my old Macbook was prohibitively expensive for a poor student) and never looked back. Civ IV was new in those days, and I logged thousands of hours of play on both IV and V. I'm having some difficulty getting as obsessive about Civ VI.

[Pine]

*Grabs the popcorn for the inevitable day 1 policy lynch on sondam*

I do not support this product and/or service. I have no problem with either player.

[Pine]

/in

one slot left and i'm more tempted than ever.

Don't be a pussy. Sign up.

[Pine]

*Grabs the popcorn for the inevitable day 1 policy lynch on sondam*

I do not support this product and/or service. I have no problem with either player.

You're a great person

[Pine]

Hey Pine, did Maria say something to me? I saw her posting and immediately my eyes started glazing over.

I think so, but everything she says that isn't complimentary towards me doesn't make it past extreme short term memory.

[Pine]

Did someone hear something?

[Pine]

When I was in middle school, the one of library computers had Civ II on it. We were allowed to leave lunch half way through to go to the library, so there was a small group of us who would always scarf down our food, wait for the clock to strike the designated time, and race down the hall (often speed-walking to avoid the delay of a reprimand from a passing teacher) to get to the computers. There weren't always enough computers to go around, and most of the games were only installed on specific machines, so it MATTERED who got there first. A similar race would occur at the end of the school day to use the computers after school, and I actually missed the late bus home a couple of times because I didn't want to leave a game in progress.

Ah, the halcyon days of youth. I downloaded a copy of Civ II as soon as I switched from Mac to PC after college (replacing my old Macbook was prohibitively expensive for a poor student) and never looked back. Civ IV was new in those days, and I logged thousands of hours of play on both IV and V. I'm having some difficulty getting as obsessive about Civ VI.

I told my computer teacher about it she never got it. We had Oregon Trail and I played the shit out of that. My experience with Civ came when my friend Jason showed me the game. I don't remember having a big hard on for Civ back then but I ended up playing Civ 2 and I was sold.

Also we should have a Oregon Trail mafia game, mostly so I can watch Maria die a slow antagonizing death of typhoid.

WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE ANY OF THIS

[Pine]

Just have to say: while I'll technically be in the game, I'll be functioning as more of a spectator...but I'll be glad to be a part of this game in ANY capacity, because Civilization is awesome. So "almost as a spectator" is still amazingly awesome to me. <3

My role in the game shouldn't be to have fun, but I do wish everyone else that they will have plenty. <3

wut

[Pine]

Ah. Well, no revealing our secret handshake or trust tells, okay, Mastina?

[Pine]

Do it! You'll like it!