Pubblicato in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Intrattenimento - 20 Sep 2026 00:34 - 2
Some may have understood, and some may not, why I avoided politics and the army.The reason was simple: I never liked anyone commanding me what and how to do.That was my principle.While others sought leaders, alliances, and orders, I chose fre. I played the game my way, without following commands or pressure to obey someone else’s plan.The problem was that I analyzed every event in the game.I always thought about what moves would happen, what consequences they might bring, and how situations would develop. Since I had played other games before, I transferred all that knowledge into eRevollution. That gave me an advantage to see the bigger picture and plan ahead.Another player appeared in the game.It was plavi golub— a military analyst and warrior. His strength was not only in fighting but in analyzing and planning moves.
Many countries were in trouble when I joined forces with him and launched counterattacks.
But there was a twist.Plavi golub was from eSerbia, and I was from eBosnia and Herzegovina. That made our cooperation even more interesting.
Two players from different countries, with different backgrounds, but the same goal — analysis and counterattacks.
Borders in the game were not an obstacle; trust and strategy crossed them easily.Like fingers on a hand are not the same, neither are players.There were always players on both sides who wrote about real life inside the game. But that was another story.
For me, this was a game, and I stuck to that.At that time, the Bosnian commander KoB said: “Build bakeries and weapon companies.”But I went against that advice. I slowly built a defense system. If I remember correctly, we were close to being wiped out by eFrance.
That’s when I placed a Q3 or Q4 defense system, and we defended the region. The country stayed on the world map.During the battle, I wrote to KoB that I had placed the defense system.He was surprised, because at that time DS (Defense System) was expensive — Q4 cost up to 100 gold, and Q5 up to 150 gold. But that move saved us.That was the moment I became more active.I started to engage in the military, political, and economic system of eBosnia and Herzegovina.
From someone who avoided politics and the army, I became part of the system — but always in my own way.
In some of the previous articles, one of the VISA players from eUSA appeared.He was one of the leaders of that time who spent real money on the game. Now he says I should write about the history of alliances and leaders, where they are today.But look, I write out of bor.I write what I remember: about myself, about eBosnia and Herzegovina, about BiH players, about neighboring states, some alliances… That is my path and my way of leaving a trace.Friend, you should write your own history too.Who are you? Are you someone’s multi? Did you sell that account and someone else took over? Or have you remained the same player through all these years? Those are questions only you can answer.
And I have enough material to keep writing.My story continues, because the history of the game is long and rich.In the next article…I will write about how I entered into conflicts with players in BiH, how relationships developed, and what consequences they left behind. 🫡📖
Many countries were in trouble when I joined forces with him and launched counterattacks.
But there was a twist.Plavi golub was from eSerbia, and I was from eBosnia and Herzegovina. That made our cooperation even more interesting.
Two players from different countries, with different backgrounds, but the same goal — analysis and counterattacks.
Borders in the game were not an obstacle; trust and strategy crossed them easily.Like fingers on a hand are not the same, neither are players.There were always players on both sides who wrote about real life inside the game. But that was another story.
For me, this was a game, and I stuck to that.At that time, the Bosnian commander KoB said: “Build bakeries and weapon companies.”But I went against that advice. I slowly built a defense system. If I remember correctly, we were close to being wiped out by eFrance.
That’s when I placed a Q3 or Q4 defense system, and we defended the region. The country stayed on the world map.During the battle, I wrote to KoB that I had placed the defense system.He was surprised, because at that time DS (Defense System) was expensive — Q4 cost up to 100 gold, and Q5 up to 150 gold. But that move saved us.That was the moment I became more active.I started to engage in the military, political, and economic system of eBosnia and Herzegovina.
From someone who avoided politics and the army, I became part of the system — but always in my own way.
In some of the previous articles, one of the VISA players from eUSA appeared.He was one of the leaders of that time who spent real money on the game. Now he says I should write about the history of alliances and leaders, where they are today.But look, I write out of bor.I write what I remember: about myself, about eBosnia and Herzegovina, about BiH players, about neighboring states, some alliances… That is my path and my way of leaving a trace.Friend, you should write your own history too.Who are you? Are you someone’s multi? Did you sell that account and someone else took over? Or have you remained the same player through all these years? Those are questions only you can answer.
And I have enough material to keep writing.My story continues, because the history of the game is long and rich.In the next article…I will write about how I entered into conflicts with players in BiH, how relationships developed, and what consequences they left behind. 🫡📖
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