Round 7 - Revision history

109.76.149.182: /* Final Rankings */

2010-08-08T11:10:05Z

Final Rankings

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	*[[Round 7 Planets\|Complete Planet Rankings]]		*[[Round 7 Planets\|Complete Planet Rankings]]
			*[[Round 7 Galaxies\|Complete Galaxy Rankings]]

	=See Also=		=See Also=

JBG: /* Round Summary */

2010-08-02T23:28:25Z

Round Summary

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	With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.		With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.

	At this point the block threatened to break asunder. Certain factions within both ViruS, unhappy at Fury's perceived favouritism towards RaH, and Legion, who were eager to roid FAnG and, led by [[Fred]], disliked Fury, attempted to divide the block in their favour in an event that became known as [[The Consortium Incident]]. Rumours were spread that Fury, FAnG and RaH were going to attack the rest of the block. Titans, unhappy with Fury over recent events, were willing to join in the Consortium. However this attempt fell apart within 24 hours of starting. [[Biggdogg]], Legion [[HC]], who had been inactive up to this point returned and reasserted control over Legion's course of action. Equally pro-Fury elements within ViruS ensured that they backed down from the Consortium. Titans were left isolated. Fury [[Round 7 Fury Announcement\|dropped their agreements]] with Titans and Legion did so with [[Round 7 Legion Announcement\|both Titans and FAnG]].		At this point the block threatened to break asunder. Certain factions within both ViruS, unhappy at Fury's perceived favouritism towards RaH, and Legion, who were eager to roid FAnG and, led by [[Fred]], disliked Fury, attempted to divide the block in their favour in an event that became known as [[The Consortium Incident]]. Rumours were spread that Fury, FAnG and RaH were going to attack the rest of the block. Titans, unhappy with Fury over recent events, were willing to join in the Consortium. However this attempt fell apart within 24 hours of starting. [[Biggdogg]], Legion [[HC]], who had been inactive up to this point returned and reasserted control over Legion's course of action. Equally pro-Fury elements within ViruS ensured that they backed down from the Consortium. Titans were left isolated. Fury [[Round 7 Fury Announcement\|dropped their agreements]] with Titans and Legion did so with [[Round 7 Legion Announcement\|both Titans and FAnG]]. Other FLTV alliances such as RaH felt forced to [[RaH announcement\|follow suit]].

	Titans and FAnG were outnumbered and outmatched. Although certain planets survived due to galaxy protection all un-protected planets lost large numbers of roids. Titans, now working with the only surviving element of the Newx block, [[LDK]], launched a number of [[fleetcatch]]es against their attackers including [[Round 7 Fleetcatch on Sandsnake\|a notable one]] on Sandsnake, a Fury member. Despite some limited successes Fury were unquestionably the dominant alliance this round, claiming more T100 planets and control of more T100 galaxies than any other alliance. The end of the round was marred by "deletion wars" in the top gals, where players reported others for various illegal actions, in order to get their planets deleted, and the widespread breaking of many of the agreements that had made up the FLTV block. In the end the #1 planet for the round was [[Kileman]] of Fury, who survived [[Round 7 Attack on Kileman\|attempts by LDK/FAnG/Titans]] to knock him off the top spot. The final #1 galaxy was a joint Legion/Fury/Virus gal.		Titans and FAnG were outnumbered and outmatched. Although certain planets survived due to galaxy protection all un-protected planets lost large numbers of roids. Titans, now working with the only surviving element of the Newx block, [[LDK]], launched a number of [[fleetcatch]]es against their attackers including [[Round 7 Fleetcatch on Sandsnake\|a notable one]] on Sandsnake, a Fury member. Despite some limited successes Fury were unquestionably the dominant alliance this round, claiming more T100 planets and control of more T100 galaxies than any other alliance. The end of the round was marred by "deletion wars" in the top gals, where players reported others for various illegal actions, in order to get their planets deleted, and the widespread breaking of many of the agreements that had made up the FLTV block. In the end the #1 planet for the round was [[Kileman]] of Fury, who survived [[Round 7 Attack on Kileman\|attempts by LDK/FAnG/Titans]] to knock him off the top spot. The final #1 galaxy was a joint Legion/Fury/Virus gal.

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2010-08-02T23:20:31Z

Round Summary

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	'''Round 7''' marked the last round for some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], ~~to form~~ [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.		'''Round 7''' marked the last round for some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], [[First Round block\|forming]] [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.

	On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe. NewX worked with [[ROCK]], [[Templar]] and [[G-II]], who called themselves 'Core', and were in turn allied with Auld, although only Core fought with NewX against FLTV in the war to come.		On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe. NewX worked with [[ROCK]], [[Templar]] and [[G-II]], who called themselves 'Core', and were in turn allied with Auld, although only Core fought with NewX against FLTV in the war to come.

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2010-07-31T11:49:03Z

109.77.79.171: /* Final Rankings */

2010-07-31T11:18:48Z

Final Rankings

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	*[[Top 100 planets for Round 7]]		*[[Top 100 planets for Round 7]]
	*[[Top 100 galaxies for Round 7]]		*[[Top 100 galaxies for Round 7]]


			*[[Round 7 Planets\|Complete Planet Rankings]]

	=See Also=		=See Also=

	* [[:Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]		* [[:Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]

109.78.153.49: /* Round Summary */

2010-02-16T00:47:02Z

Round Summary

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	'''Round 7''' marked the last round for some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], to form [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.		'''Round 7''' marked the last round for some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], to form [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.

	On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe.		On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe. NewX worked with [[ROCK]], [[Templar]] and [[G-II]], who called themselves 'Core', and were in turn allied with Auld, although only Core fought with NewX against FLTV in the war to come.

	Pre-round many imagined that these sides might be roughly equal in strength but for ~~a number~~ of reasons this was not the case. Many alliances had weakened significantly from previous rounds, due to the decline in the number of players, and NewX also faced internal communication problems, with NoS remaining on their own [[IRC]] server. Despite some level of success in certain clusters within the first two months of the round NewX were largely killed off, with their galaxies being driven out of the top rankings.		Pre-round many imagined that these sides might be roughly equal in strength, given their rough equality in pure numbers, but for various of reasons this was not the case. Many alliances had weakened significantly from previous rounds, due to the decline in the number of players, and NewX also faced internal communication problems, with NoS remaining on their own [[IRC]] server. Despite some level of success in certain clusters within the first two months of the round NewX were largely killed off, with their galaxies being driven out of the top rankings.

	With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.		With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.

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2010-01-20T19:03:51Z

78.16.85.109: /* Round Summary */

2010-01-10T15:39:30Z

Round Summary

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	Round 7 marked the last round of some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], to form [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.		'''Round 7''' marked the last round for some of the most famous [[alliance]]s in Planetarion as the overall size of the playerbase continued to decline. After this round both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] ceased playing and moved on to new pastures. Before that happened though Round 7 marked the beginning of the decline of the major power[[block]]s that had characterised the early rounds of PA. Following on from [[Round 6]] the two most powerful alliances within the [[Xeta]] block, [[Xanadu]] and [[Elysium]] [[ally\|allied]] pre-round with the two highest scoring alliances within the [[FoS]] block, [[NoS]] and [[Wolfpack]], to form [[Newx]]. Rumours also abounded pre-round of Newx making arrangements with [[Auld]], a more minor R7 block.

	On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe.		On the other side most of the members and almost all the [[HC]] of [[Deus]] had merged into the [[FLTV]] block following Round 6. Two new alliances, [[RaH]] and [[FAnG]] were set up, primarily with ex-[[Legion]] players, and also aligned themselves with FLTTV leading to the [[FFLTTVR]] block. Given the early announcement from NewX that they would be forming a powerblock after a round dedicated primarily to preventing the stagnation that powerblocks had led to so frequently the FLTV block was better placed to gather further allies from the universe.

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2010-01-08T00:43:43Z

78.16.79.91: /* Round Summary */

2010-01-07T18:16:11Z

Round Summary

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	With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.		With [[roids]] drying up and the opposition dead the winning block again began to turn on itself. Problems arose between a number of alliances in the block who lacked firm agreements with each other. Proposals to divide everyone up "fairly" in order to create some excitement for the round went nowhere. Authorised retals became a huge issue in a block bound by numerous agreements and lacking an external enemy to fight. In one of these cases conflict arose between RaH and [[ViruS]] after ViruS roided newer RaH members in galaxies where the level of protection was confused. As events escalated one of the larger RaH members, Sention, retalled and roided one of the top ViruS members, [[Singularity]]. ViruS wanted war with RaH but with most of the rest of the block, particulary [[Fury]] who were the strongest alliance of the round, unwilling to move nothing happened. Another major incident which affected the course the block took involved valy, who was a [[Wrath]] member who roided a Fury planet before joining [[Titans]]. Disagreements ensued between Fury and Titans over the course of action that should be taken.

	At this point the block threatened to break asunder. Certain factions within both ViruS, unhappy at Fury's perceived favouritism towards RaH, and Legion, who were eager to roid FAnG and disliked Fury, attempted to divide the block in their favour in an event that became known as [[The Consortium Incident]]. Rumours were spread that Fury, FAnG and RaH were going to attack the rest of the block. Titans, unhappy with Fury over recent events, were willing to join in the Consortium. However this attempt fell apart within 24 hours of starting. [[Biggdogg]], Legion [[HC]], who had been inactive up to this point returned and reasserted control over Legion's course of action. Equally pro-Fury elements within ViruS ensured that they backed down from the Consortium. Titans were left isolated. Fury [[Round 7 Fury Announcement\|dropped their agreements]] with Titans and Legion did so with [[Round 7 Legion Announcement\|both Titans and FAnG]].		At this point the block threatened to break asunder. Certain factions within both ViruS, unhappy at Fury's perceived favouritism towards RaH, and Legion, who were eager to roid FAnG and, led by [[Fred]], disliked Fury, attempted to divide the block in their favour in an event that became known as [[The Consortium Incident]]. Rumours were spread that Fury, FAnG and RaH were going to attack the rest of the block. Titans, unhappy with Fury over recent events, were willing to join in the Consortium. However this attempt fell apart within 24 hours of starting. [[Biggdogg]], Legion [[HC]], who had been inactive up to this point returned and reasserted control over Legion's course of action. Equally pro-Fury elements within ViruS ensured that they backed down from the Consortium. Titans were left isolated. Fury [[Round 7 Fury Announcement\|dropped their agreements]] with Titans and Legion did so with [[Round 7 Legion Announcement\|both Titans and FAnG]].

	Titans and FAnG were outnumbered and outmatched. Although certain planets survived due to galaxy protection all un-protected planets lost large numbers of roids. Titans, now working with the only surviving element of the Newx block, [[LDK]], launched a number of [[fleetcatch]]es against their attackers including [[Round 7 Fleetcatch on Sandsnake\|a notable one]] on Sandsnake, a Fury member. Despite some limited successes Fury were unquestionably the dominant alliance this round, claiming more T100 planets and control of more T100 galaxies than any other alliance. The end of the round was marred by "deletion wars" in the top gals, where players reported others for various illegal actions, in order to get their planets deleted, and the widespread breaking of many of the agreements that had made up the FLTV block. In the end the #1 planet for the round was [[Kileman]] of Fury, who survived [[Round 7 Attack on Kileman\|attempts by LDK/FAnG/Titans]] to knock him off the top spot. The final #1 galaxy was a joint Legion/Fury/Virus gal.		Titans and FAnG were outnumbered and outmatched. Although certain planets survived due to galaxy protection all un-protected planets lost large numbers of roids. Titans, now working with the only surviving element of the Newx block, [[LDK]], launched a number of [[fleetcatch]]es against their attackers including [[Round 7 Fleetcatch on Sandsnake\|a notable one]] on Sandsnake, a Fury member. Despite some limited successes Fury were unquestionably the dominant alliance this round, claiming more T100 planets and control of more T100 galaxies than any other alliance. The end of the round was marred by "deletion wars" in the top gals, where players reported others for various illegal actions, in order to get their planets deleted, and the widespread breaking of many of the agreements that had made up the FLTV block. In the end the #1 planet for the round was [[Kileman]] of Fury, who survived [[Round 7 Attack on Kileman\|attempts by LDK/FAnG/Titans]] to knock him off the top spot. The final #1 galaxy was a joint Legion/Fury/Virus gal.

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	* [[:Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]		* [[:Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]
			* [[Round 7:Ship Stats\|Ship Stats]]

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	=See Also=		=See Also=

	* [[Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]		* [[:Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]

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	*[[Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]		* [[Category:Alliances:Round 7\|Alliances Playing Round 7]]