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2010-08-08T11:14:13Z

Final Rankings

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	*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]		*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]
	*[[Round_8:Top 100 Planet Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings ]]		*[[Round_8:Top 100 Planet Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings ]]


			*[[Round 8 Planets\|Complete Planet Rankings]]
			*[[Round 8 Galaxies\|Complete Galaxy Rankings]]

	=See Also=		=See Also=

JBG: /* Round Summary */

2010-07-20T21:14:22Z

Round Summary

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	Titans and LDK had been growing rapidly in the meantime. On the other hand Fury, in an attempt to avoid heavy targeting, had tried to remain hidden in the early parts of the round and as such had lacked offensive firepower, leading to their growth stagnating. As Adelante collapsed much of their core went on to join Fury, who cleaned their ranks of spies and inactives in an attempt to move back into contention. They took Adelante's place in the block alongside FAnG and ToT and stepped up the war with Titans/LDK. Not all of Adelante had joined Fury though, one ex-Legion group, [[DTA]], was extremely anti-Fury and as a result moved to the other side, allying Titans/LDK. Shortly thereafter [[ViruS]] also agree on a [[NAP]] with Titans/LDK.		Titans and LDK had been growing rapidly in the meantime. On the other hand Fury, in an attempt to avoid heavy targeting, had tried to remain hidden in the early parts of the round and as such had lacked offensive firepower, leading to their growth stagnating. As Adelante collapsed much of their core went on to join Fury, who cleaned their ranks of spies and inactives in an attempt to move back into contention. They took Adelante's place in the block alongside FAnG and ToT and stepped up the war with Titans/LDK. Not all of Adelante had joined Fury though, one ex-Legion group, [[DTA]], was extremely anti-Fury and as a result moved to the other side, allying Titans/LDK. Shortly thereafter [[ViruS]] also agree on a [[NAP]] with Titans/LDK.

	Just prior to this event, as the war moved through the gears, intensive targeting of the top planets had begun. Titans/LDK launched [[Round 8 Attack on girlee\|this successful attack]] on girlee, a top Fury planet, shortly after the Adelante split. Many of the top Fury/FAnG/ToT planets were roided by the Titans/LDK block. Attempts such as [[Round 8 Attack on servuz\|this attack]] on LDK's servuz to strike back failed. Gradually losing the war FAnG developed a number of internal problems. With high-ranking members being closed and others deserting to then unaligned alliances such as [[Wolfpack]] and [[Elysium]] FAnG HC split, with [[Rumad]] and [[hinch]] taking control of the alliance. Personal disagreements between ToT and FAnG HC ensued and the block itself split.		Just prior to this event, as the war moved through the gears, intensive targeting of the top planets had begun. Titans/LDK launched [[Round 8 Attack on girlee\|this successful attack]] on girlee, a top Fury planet, shortly after the Adelante split. Many of the top Fury/FAnG/ToT planets were roided by the Titans/LDK block. Attempts such as [[Round 8 Attack on servuz\|this attack]] on LDK's [[servuz]] to strike back failed. Gradually losing the war FAnG developed a number of internal problems. With high-ranking members being closed and others deserting to then unaligned alliances such as [[Wolfpack]] and [[Elysium]] FAnG HC split, with [[Rumad]] and [[hinch]] taking control of the alliance. Personal disagreements between ToT and FAnG HC ensued and the block itself split.

	However it was clear that the Titans/LDK/ViruS/DTA group would dominate the final month of the round unless a concerted attempt was made to take them down. A large group of alliances including the three previously blocked ones, [[NoS]], and Wolfpack/Elysium (who had been hostile towards Fury in the early stages of the round), joined together to attack Titans/LDK. Despite weight of numbers now being firmly on their side the gap was not being closed. With two weeks to go in the round Titans/LDK looked firmly in the driving seat. Unfortunately Fifth Season pulled the plug on the round at this time but it would be hard to claim that anyone bar Titans/LDK, with half of the t50 and 40 t100 planets, were the victors of Round 8.		However it was clear that the Titans/LDK/ViruS/DTA group would dominate the final month of the round unless a concerted attempt was made to take them down. A large group of alliances including the three previously blocked ones, [[NoS]], and Wolfpack/Elysium (who had been hostile towards Fury in the early stages of the round), joined together to attack Titans/LDK. Despite weight of numbers now being firmly on their side the gap was not being closed. With two weeks to go in the round Titans/LDK looked firmly in the driving seat. Unfortunately Fifth Season pulled the plug on the round at this time but it would be hard to claim that anyone bar Titans/LDK, with half of the t50 and 40 t100 planets, were the victors of Round 8.

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Round Details

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	=Round Details=		=Round Details=
	This round abruptly ended early ~~on the 8th~~ December 2002 without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.		This round abruptly ended in early December 2002, without warning, when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.

	During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.		During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.

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2010-01-10T15:39:11Z

Round Summary

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	= Round Summary =		= Round Summary =

	It was declared pre-round that Round 8 was be the last ever round of Planetarion. Although both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] had quit after [[Round 7]] there were still a number of contending [[alliance]]s who were keen on winning the round. One substantial change from the previous rounds was the re-introduction of random [[galaxies]] so that the entire universe was random for the first time since [[Round 1]] itself. Round 8 also marked the addition of [[overburn]] attacking and defending.		It was declared pre-round that '''Round 8''' was be the last ever round of Planetarion. Although both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] had quit after [[Round 7]] there were still a number of contending [[alliance]]s who were keen on winning the round. One substantial change from the previous rounds was the re-introduction of random [[galaxies]] so that the entire universe was random for the first time since [[Round 1]] itself. Round 8 also marked the addition of [[overburn]] attacking and defending.

	Politically the fallout from Round 7 continued. [[Titans]] and [[LDK]], previously a Lithuanian wing of Xanadu, who had moved closer at the end of the round continued together into Round 8. A number of alliances, including initially [[Fury]], [[RaH]] and [[ViruS]] went into the round solo. Equally three alliances, [[FAnG]], [[ToT]] and a new alliance, [[Adelante]], [[block]]ed together. Despite a good start for this block Adelante, suffering from many of the problems which afflict newer alliances and under the weight of numerous mergers which brought other groups on board, collapsed after slightly less than a month into the round.		Politically the fallout from Round 7 continued. [[Titans]] and [[LDK]], previously a Lithuanian wing of Xanadu, who had moved closer at the end of the round continued together into Round 8. A number of alliances, including initially [[Fury]], [[RaH]] and [[ViruS]] went into the round solo. Equally three alliances, [[FAnG]], [[ToT]] and a new alliance, [[Adelante]], [[block]]ed together. Despite a good start for this block Adelante, suffering from many of the problems which afflict newer alliances and under the weight of numerous mergers which brought other groups on board, collapsed after slightly less than a month into the round.

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2010-01-08T15:31:43Z

Round Summary

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	= Round Summary =		= Round Summary =

	~~Round 8~~ was declared pre-round to be the last ever round of Planetarion. Although both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] had quit after [[Round 7]] there were still a number of contending [[alliance]]s who were keen on winning the round. One substantial change from the previous rounds was the re-introduction of random [[galaxies]] so that the entire universe was random for the first time since [[Round 1]] itself.		It was declared pre-round that Round 8 was be the last ever round of Planetarion. Although both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] had quit after [[Round 7]] there were still a number of contending [[alliance]]s who were keen on winning the round. One substantial change from the previous rounds was the re-introduction of random [[galaxies]] so that the entire universe was random for the first time since [[Round 1]] itself. Round 8 also marked the addition of [[overburn]] attacking and defending.

			Politically the fallout from Round 7 continued. [[Titans]] and [[LDK]], previously a Lithuanian wing of Xanadu, who had moved closer at the end of the round continued together into Round 8. A number of alliances, including initially [[Fury]], [[RaH]] and [[ViruS]] went into the round solo. Equally three alliances, [[FAnG]], [[ToT]] and a new alliance, [[Adelante]], [[block]]ed together. Despite a good start for this block Adelante, suffering from many of the problems which afflict newer alliances and under the weight of numerous mergers which brought other groups on board, collapsed after slightly less than a month into the round.

			Titans and LDK had been growing rapidly in the meantime. On the other hand Fury, in an attempt to avoid heavy targeting, had tried to remain hidden in the early parts of the round and as such had lacked offensive firepower, leading to their growth stagnating. As Adelante collapsed much of their core went on to join Fury, who cleaned their ranks of spies and inactives in an attempt to move back into contention. They took Adelante's place in the block alongside FAnG and ToT and stepped up the war with Titans/LDK. Not all of Adelante had joined Fury though, one ex-Legion group, [[DTA]], was extremely anti-Fury and as a result moved to the other side, allying Titans/LDK. Shortly thereafter [[ViruS]] also agree on a [[NAP]] with Titans/LDK.

			Just prior to this event, as the war moved through the gears, intensive targeting of the top planets had begun. Titans/LDK launched [[Round 8 Attack on girlee\|this successful attack]] on girlee, a top Fury planet, shortly after the Adelante split. Many of the top Fury/FAnG/ToT planets were roided by the Titans/LDK block. Attempts such as [[Round 8 Attack on servuz\|this attack]] on LDK's servuz to strike back failed. Gradually losing the war FAnG developed a number of internal problems. With high-ranking members being closed and others deserting to then unaligned alliances such as [[Wolfpack]] and [[Elysium]] FAnG HC split, with [[Rumad]] and [[hinch]] taking control of the alliance. Personal disagreements between ToT and FAnG HC ensued and the block itself split.

			However it was clear that the Titans/LDK/ViruS/DTA group would dominate the final month of the round unless a concerted attempt was made to take them down. A large group of alliances including the three previously blocked ones, [[NoS]], and Wolfpack/Elysium (who had been hostile towards Fury in the early stages of the round), joined together to attack Titans/LDK. Despite weight of numbers now being firmly on their side the gap was not being closed. With two weeks to go in the round Titans/LDK looked firmly in the driving seat. Unfortunately Fifth Season pulled the plug on the round at this time but it would be hard to claim that anyone bar Titans/LDK, with half of the t50 and 40 t100 planets, were the victors of Round 8.

	== The History of Round 8 by Sonnenbomber ==		== The History of Round 8 by Sonnenbomber ==

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	*[[:Category:Alliances:Round ~~8\|Alliances]]~~		=Round Details=
	*[[Round 8:Ship Stats\|Ship Stats]]		This round abruptly ended early on the 8th December 2002 without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.
	*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]
	*[[Round_8:Top 100 Planet Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings ]]

	This round abruptly ended early in December 2002 ~~(8th December?? - check)~~ without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.

	During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.		During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.
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	Fudge looked at the code, but determined that it would not be worthwhile to rewrite the necessary parts in order to complete the 2 weeks remaining in the round. Zeus made several emotional announcements on the portal and in #planetarion where he gave out as much information about what had happened as possible, however this was limited.		Fudge looked at the code, but determined that it would not be worthwhile to rewrite the necessary parts in order to complete the 2 weeks remaining in the round. Zeus made several emotional announcements on the portal and in #planetarion where he gave out as much information about what had happened as possible, however this was limited.

	After an outcry from the community [[Zeus]] ~~persueded~~ Fifth Season to sell the Planetarion name and code. During December there was little information about the bidding process although several Planetarion names such as Starbucks placed bids. The winner was eventually [[Jolt]] who paid an undisclosed sum.		After an outcry from the community [[Zeus]] persuaded Fifth Season to sell the Planetarion name and code. During December there was little information about the bidding process although several Planetarion names such as Starbucks placed bids. The winner was eventually [[Jolt]] who paid an undisclosed sum.

	=~~= Snippets =~~=		= Round Summary =

	=== The ~~history~~ of ~~Round8 is written down quickly =~~==		Round 8 was declared pre-round to be the last ever round of Planetarion. Although both [[Xanadu]] and [[Legion]] had quit after [[Round 7]] there were still a number of contending [[alliance]]s who were keen on winning the round. One substantial change from the previous rounds was the re-introduction of random [[galaxies]] so that the entire universe was random for the first time since [[Round 1]] itself.

			== The History of Round 8 by Sonnenbomber ==

	[[ToT]] decided to continue the cooperation with [[FAnG]]. Together with [[Adelante]] we planned to make a triade for R8.		[[ToT]] decided to continue the cooperation with [[FAnG]]. Together with [[Adelante]] we planned to make a triade for R8.
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	''--[ToT][[Sonnenbomber]]''		''--[ToT][[Sonnenbomber]]''

			=Final Rankings=

	~~{{stub}}~~		*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]
			*[[Round_8:Top 100 Planet Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings ]]

			=See Also=
			*[[:Category:Alliances:Round 8\|Alliances]]
			*[[Round 8:Ship Stats\|Ship Stats]]
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	*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]		*[[Round 8:Galaxy Ranks\|Final Galaxy Rankings]]
	*[[Round_8:~~Planet_Ranks~~\|Final Planet Rankings ~~(whole universe)~~]]		*[[Round_8:Top 100 Planet Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings ]]

	This round abruptly ended early in December 2002 (8th December?? - check) without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.		This round abruptly ended early in December 2002 (8th December?? - check) without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.

A2 at 20:01, 13 January 2006

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	*[[Round_8:Planet_Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings (whole universe)]]		*[[Round_8:Planet_Ranks\|Final Planet Rankings (whole universe)]]

	This round abruptly ended early in December ~~2003~~ (8th December?? - check) without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.		This round abruptly ended early in December 2002 (8th December?? - check) without warning when the leased servers were reposessed due to Fifth Season not raising enough money to pay for them. Credit card fraud in this and previous rounds was widely blamed as much of the money raised through account subscriptions was paid as chargeback fines for fraudulant transactions. Lithuanian and Romanian players had born the brunt of the blame for this.

	During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.		During the round both [[Spinner]] and [[fudge]] left their roles, although fudge maintained the round when there were server problems requiring direct intervention.

	Fudge looked at the code, but determined that it would not be worthwhile to rewrite the necessary parts in order to complete the 2 weeks remaining in the round. ~~Seus~~ made several emotional announcements on the portal and in #planetarion where he gave out as much information about what had happened as possible, however this was limited.		Fudge looked at the code, but determined that it would not be worthwhile to rewrite the necessary parts in order to complete the 2 weeks remaining in the round. Zeus made several emotional announcements on the portal and in #planetarion where he gave out as much information about what had happened as possible, however this was limited.

	After an outcry from the community [[Zeus]] persueded Fifth Season to sell the Planetarion name and code. During December there was little information about the bidding process although several Planetarion names such as Starbucks placed bids. The winner was eventually [[Jolt]] who paid an undisclosed sum.		After an outcry from the community [[Zeus]] persueded Fifth Season to sell the Planetarion name and code. During December there was little information about the bidding process although several Planetarion names such as Starbucks placed bids. The winner was eventually [[Jolt]] who paid an undisclosed sum.

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