Welcome to the game DaMachinator

[Drgong (OP)]

Welcome to the game!

Nice to see a new face joining in. 

[DaMachinator]

Hi!

[Bughunter]

Welcome comrade, great getting some new people, been looking forward to my postponed vacation to the Crimean beaches for a long time now. So your first day on the job eh?  Here are your ICBM launch keys, codes are on the post-it under your keyboard. If those crazy cowboy imperialists on the other continent tries something funny again you know what to do.

[Sheb]

Nice to have new faces. Now, if only you could grab a dozen more Russians, you might start to have a chance against our superior FREEEDOM.

[DaMachinator]

Nice to have new faces. Now, if only you could grab a dozen more Russians, you might start to have a chance against our superior FREEEDOM.

I have lots of freedom. There's no ban on having a private arsenal over here, or nobody cares to try and take it from me.

[Sheb]

Pfff, typical Russian, not understanding what FREEDOM is.

[Drgong (OP)]

Pfff, typical Russian, not understanding what FREEDOM is.

Freedom is a outmoded concept.  Why should anyone wish to do anything but win glory and honor for the state, to uplift the people, to build a better world for the many peoples of your nation.   

Your friendly Proto-fascists at the Free State Alliance. 

[DaMachinator]

Pfff, typical Russian, not understanding what FREEDOM is.

The First Rome lasted over 1200 years from its founding to its fall.
The Second Rome, founded by the Roman Emperor Constantinople while the First Rome was still strong, lasted almost just as long, a span of over 1100 years from its elevation from the small port city of Byzantium until it, too, fell.
The Third Rome has lasted since the fall of the Second to the present day, approaching its 700th year of existence.
While it is possible that the great Russian people may one day leave this planet for another, we will carry our heritage with us to found a Fourth Rome, as did Constantine before us.

Note a distinct lack of your brand of freedom in any of these great nations.

In contrast, the NAU has not yet been around for a single century, and its oldest predecessor, the United States of America, barely lasted 300 years.

 - Machinatus

[Sheb]

Damn right. And you know what? I don't care. You can have the past all right, we have the future.

[DaMachinator]

Damn right. And you know what? I don't care. You can have the past all right, we have the future.

He who fails to study the past is doomed to repeat its mistakes.

[Sheb]

That's ok. We never made mistake, so we have nothing to repeat. Unlike our"Oh, look, why don't we give the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei the raw material and space to devellop a gigantic army" friends.

[DaMachinator]

That's ok. We never made mistake, so we have nothing to repeat. Unlike our"Oh, look, why don't we give the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei the raw material and space to devellop a gigantic army" friends.

It is not one's own mistakes that one repeats. Of note, Hitler made the same mistake as Napoleon did so many years before him, a delightfully ironic mistake considering how much he wanted himself to be seen as Napoleon's predecessor: underestimating our lovely Russian winter.

Also, I seem to remember that a certain nation supplied us with shiny new war machines aplenty when we made the above-mentioned Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterparteis pay for their treachery.

[Sheb]

Eheh, enough bants,

Got an IG identity yet?

[DaMachinator]

Yes, it's a solitary, eccentric, and very wealthy person obsessed with TN tech and Ancient Rome. Noone knows his given name, but he calls himself Gaius Julius Machinatus, folllowing the format of the Roman tria nomina.