Well since none of the ACP’s Authors were present, it looks like I (Oagalthorp) have no other choice than making the battle post.
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Battle Report
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That was a great battle with even sides. The massive ACP faced off against the large Nacho force and the medium-sized UMA. At first the UMA attempted to create their infamous Skirmish Wall, but the ACP crushed that with a charge. After a several minute-long fray of close combat, the ACP ordered a movement towards the right wall in order to regroup. Then, as they were about to launch a devastating charge on the enemy forces, the Nachos and UMA counter-charged, wreaking havoc.
It didn’t take long for the ACP soldiers to maintain order, head to the opposite wall, and relight the fire of battle with a massive assault on the temporarily disorderly Nachos and UMA troops. But one fact still remained: There were virtually no high-ranked ACP officers at the battle; it was a wonder the ACP even survived as long as it did. Then Shadow2446 – the former Nacho officer-turned ACP – took charge of the battle and held a tight grasp on the ACP’s chances of victory.
In the end, everyone grew weary of the battle that had dragged on for over an hour. So the two stillequal sides declared a truce and the epic battle was brought to a halt. I, personally, think that this battle was a tribute tot he ACP’s undying ability to keep going strong. There’s a phrase “When the going get’s tough, the tough get going.” Well the going got tough, and the ACP and it’s loyal soldiers sure got going.
There are a few things you should know before you start talking about the battle:
- There is a rumor floating around that the only reason the Nachos wanted the UMA on their side is so that they would look bigger than the ACP. This may or may not be true, but I, personally, wouldn’t doubt it.
- When a Nacho soldier tells you about how they “crushed” us at the battle (which some probably will), don’t forget to remind him/her that it was only the ACP against two combined CP World Powers, yet we still managed to hold them off until they accepted a truce.
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New Medals System
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The ACP will be creating a new medals system to reward loyalty. Here’s how it works: If you accomplish any of these tasks – which put into affect when Fort says so – you will gain the matching number of medals.
To get these medals (except for the ACP Medal of Honor) you will need to write a comment under the more recent post stating what you did, with some sort of proof (such as a witness, picture, etc.) Fort, TomY, and Headofpolice will keep track of these medals in the “Medals” page, which will be added once Fort officially starts the medal system.
- Attending an ACP Serve Patrol (ACPSP) ➡ 1 Medal
- Starting and leading an ACP Server Patrol (ACPSP) ➡ 2 Medals
- Defeating an enemy army or militia group on an ACP Server Patrol (ACPSP) ➡ 3 Medals
- Defeating an enemy army or militia group while starting and leading an ACP Server Patrol (ACPSP) ➡ 3 Medals
- Validly recruiting a group of 1 – 3 ACP soldiers ➡ 3 Medals
- Validly recruiting a group of 4+ ACP soldiers ➡ 4 Medals
- Staying loyal to the ACP for one week (each) ➡ 5 Medals
- ***Attending a small, organized battle ➡ 5 Medals
- ***Attending a medium-sized, organized battle ➡ 10 Medals
- ***Attending a large, organized battle ➡ 15 Medals
- ***Attending a massive, organized battle ➡ 20 Medals
- Staying loyal to the ACP for each month ➡ 20 Medals (plus the 5 for each week)
- Performing a heroic or noble act for the ACP without expecting or asking for reward ➡ ACP Medal of Honor
***=This is an estimated amount; the leader decides how many medals each battle is worth.
NOTE: Medals decide how good a soldier is, not his/her rank. You gain medals for loyalty and dedication to the ACP, while you gain rank for your leadership abilities.
Fort57: ok the back-up ACP site wanted you to know this
What: PARTAY!
Why: To celebrate 1,000 comments and 50,000 views on Jungle’s site, also partially a retirement party for Zippy
When: Thursday, July 31st, 2008
12:00 noon PST. That’s…
12:00 noon Pacific
1:00 PM Mountain
2:00 PM Central
3:00 PM Eastern
8:00 PM British
Where: The Jungle N’s Igloo on the map, Brumby server (to avoid crowding)
Theme: Rock and Roll, Dance!!!
