As much as I respect Bluesockwa’s professional opinion, I must speak on behalf of the ACP and say you are wrong. I only witnessed the beginning and middle of the battle, so that’s all I can officially comment on.
Part 1: The minute the battle started the Nachos had 31 soldiers (plus 7 RPF soldiers, which wasn’t really allowed since it was a 1-on-1 battle), and the ACP had 55. The ACP filled up the Plaza while the Nachos/RPF were unable to fill the Forts. I know this because I was able to get into the Snow Forts easily while it took me five minutes of clicking to get into the ACP-filled Plaza.
Part 2: The ACP charged the Snow Forts as the Nachos/RPF retreated to the Stadium. Again, the ACP filled up the room. Some overspill ACP soldiers were stuck in the Plaza or in the Stadium if they went too far.
Part 3: The Nachos moved to the Mine while the ACP moved to the Town, which (again) filled up. The Mine, however, was still easily accessible with the Nachos in it. 4 or 5 rogue ACP followed the Nachos to the Mine, but most stuck with the plan.
Part 4: The ACP decided to route and flank the Nachos, so they charged the Night Club, then the Boiler Room, then the Pool. We filled each room, and the Nachos were trapped in the Mine.
Part 5: Anyway, this is all I saw of the battle. The rest I heard from various soldiers. Anyway, the ACP retained a lead until Nachos started reporting and consequentially banning ACP soldiers.
Anyway, this is why I think the ACP won: They were obviously much larger than the Nachos, so don’t believe the myth that the two armies were “equal.” Also, the Nachos brought allies (cheating) and resorted to reporting ACP soldiers (extremely underhanded). The pictures of the ACP fighting the Nachos are mostly just the previously mentioned “overspill” ACP soldiers fighting the entire Nacho army; that’s not the ACP at full strength.
Here are the pictures that help our



~Oagalthorp
Until later,
March on!