As I had written earlier on the game wall, that I would eventually give up, in 2024 I finally did it.I was tired of everything, because I was also playing another similar server, and I could no longer balance between them.Constant wars, politics, RW battles, and coordination drained me completely.It was not a defeat, but a conscious choice to preserve myself from exhaustion.


While I was completely out of the game, I had no idea what was happening.After about 3–4 months, I received a message from a player in eSerbia saying that eBosnia and Herzegovina was on the verge of being erased from the map.The reason was that the then CP of eBiH had lost the will to play — he could not organize battles, and at that time BiH was at war with a country from another continent, eBrazil.

eBrazil had once been a strong country, but when players from different nations clash inside one state, even the most powerful country in the world begins to crack at the seams.


I was not immediately ready to return.Because returning meant responsibility — to think strategically:where to move,where to raise RW,where to place DS (defense systems),whether the country had enough gold to cover RW,and many other factors.


When I finally returned, I immediately started raising RW all over eBrazil, wherever I could.I even raised RW for Brazil’s allies, just to distract them and prevent them from fighting in Brazilian uprisings.It was a way to disrupt their plans and show that eBiH, though small and exhausted, still had the strength to influence the game.Step by step, BiH regained its regions and we launched a counterattack.But suddenly, BiH could not attack Brazil anymore.The reason became clear — Brazil’s ally eRomania declared war on eBrazil and began attacking it.This unexpected twist proved that alliances are fragile and can collapse in a single move.Before leaving the game, I had been alone in war with eBrazil.Whenever my DOW (declaration of war) expired, I would send it again and attack.The then CP of eBrazil asked me: “Why do you keep sending DOW if you don’t want to erase eBrazil?”My answer was simple: “This is a strategic game. My goal is not to erase anyone, but to keep the fight alive — a pin-pong war.”A few weeks before leaving, I decided not to send DOW anymore.I wanted there to be peace when I left, so no war would continue without me.I almost had an open war with ePeru, but there diplomacy succeeded in preventing conflict.

Lessons from the Twelf th Article Even the strongest players have limits.

Alliances are fragile and can collapse in an instant.
Returning to the game requires readiness and strategic thinking.
Wars are temporary, but diplomacy is often the key to survival.

The history of eBiH shows that strategy can be played without erasing other countries, through pin-pong wars and balance 📝.