Have we reached the final article? Maybe yes, maybe not. 😁I read a comment from someone asking me:"How do you even remember all those details from the game?Well, it's simple. I have a good memory.Some things people forget after a few days, while others stay in their minds for years. Especially if you spent a lot of time playing, fighting wars, building alliances, arguing, negotiating, and trying to leave your mark.And what would people say if I told them that I plan to write the history of another game I played almost 15 years ago? 😅The funniest part is that the game is still being played today.Maybe I don't remember every shot fired, every war, or every comment, but I do remember the people, the events, and the moments that left a mark.
Some people remember football scores, some remember songs. I seem to remember wars, alliances, CPs, MoDs, uprisings, Discord arguments, and all the crazy things that followed the years spent in eRevollution. 😁While writing these articles, memories often come back unexpectedly. I remember a player, a battle, an alliance, or an argument that I thought I had forgottenlong ago, and suddenly another article is born.Many people don't know this, but the Bosnian military leader KoB had a special routine. 😁Almost every day, or every other day, he would change his citizenship (CS) and take Serbian citizenship. The reason wasn't war or politics, but companies and economics.While others were watching the battlefield, KoB was looking for the best place to work and how to get the maximum benefit from what the game offered.It was one of those details that many players never noticed, but the ones who were active at the time know exactly what I'm talking about. KoB was a military leader, but he understood that a country is not maintained only with a rifle, but also with a strong economy.Looking back today, many things from that period seem funny, but back then they were completely normal. 😁As countries, alliances, and players kept changing, there was also a period when Arci, a player from eSerbia, joined us in eBosnia and Herzegovina.His arrival did not go unnoticed.


At that time, every active player mattered because the game had already entered a phase where many veterans were leaving and very few new players were arriving.Speaking of wars, many players no longer remember the famous ping-pong war with eGeorgia.We fought almost every day.One day one side would take something, the next day the other side would take it back. The cycle continued over and over again.In the end, I managed to capture one region from eGeorgia.At that time, the CP of eGeorgia was Quricka. 😁In my opinion, he was a real thief-like player, but opponents like that often make the game more interesting because without opponents, there is no history to tell.
Those kinds of players force you to think more, analyze more, and come up with new solutions.That is exactly why those wars remained interesting. It wasn't enough to have soldiers and resources.

You needed patience, nerves, and a good strategy.While some players only looked at the next move, I always tried to look several steps ahead.Sometimes I succeeded, sometimes I didn't, but the fight was always interesting.Should I write about the wars against eFrance?Soon... 🫡Because if I start writing about those wars now, I will have to mention how alliances were created, broken apart, and rebuilt again.

I will have to mention players who believed eBosnia and Herzegovina was an easy target and quickly changed their minds.There were many interesting moments, analyses, late-night operations, captured regions, and plans that collapsed overnight.
But I won't tell the whole story about the wars against eFrance all at once.To be continued... 🫡