seems like kind of a ridiculous way to work an alt. i dont remember ever seeing the two of them not on the same team. and the boot times they like to use just make it seem impossible for one person to make the moves for two players. posting at the same time seems like a useless chore too. if it is just one person they are doing it all wrong.

yeah they used to make 1 min boots games... and you can't be logged with two accounts at the same time.

Still make those games every weekday morning at 8am ;)

Also that map is listed as our favorite because we made it

I know literally 0 people on WarLight in the real world.

I have plenty of mates, but none of them are serious gamers. Apart from one who doesn't play WarLight.

uh what's the bet that sometimes Pooncrew takes turns for Queef and vice versa, earlier when I looked they both were from the same state of Mauschachets

#altconspiracies

yeah, now they are from the same state, but at the start, they were not.

just mentioning I game seriously but not on warlight

The concept of having offline friends isn't so hard, merely trying to get someone entertained in a game where colours move around the board and you take max two turns a day

Of course they are from the same state, what don't you get of "work together" - it's two different people, alts are stupid and I don't want to speak for them but I think they'd agree

^ earlier they said they weren't from the same state idiot.

Cumburper's not wrong, and she knows both of us in real life. We are from the same state and work together, but my profile changes states frequently because I split my time staying in two different states

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And Thomas as I've said before we downloaded the warlight app because we thought playing Risk on our phones would be a good way to kill some time at work, I bet if you pitched it that way to your friends you could get a few involved

1. Haven't you listened? I am fiveteen.
2.My friends generally don't have good phones, I know iphones in the US are 300 dollars, but they range from 750 to 1250 dollars here

IPhone are $500, and you can play warlight off almost any device. Even a shitty little $20 Kyocera

we don't get those either
and phones are not cheap for teenagers

But Thomas you're always talking about playing warlight in class?

Speaking of being friends IRL, Eklipse, SKay,and myself are all friends IRL, and are all part of the same clan. Eklipse showed us the game, and the clan thereafter.

Several people I know IRL currently play Warlight (At varying levels of activity though). I showed one friend and it just spread from person to person. It was pretty cool to watch.

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