I am going to start by apologizing for lack of blogs for our world. I’ll be honest, I have had almost zero interest in doing a blog for a world that has nothing going on other than INSO eating everyone in every direction. So with that in mind, let’s see what we have in this issue… Read the rest of this entry →

October 25th and I’ve been seriously lacking in the blogs recently. It’s been a mix of things and I’ll let you guys and gals in on it. First, World 13 is basically over, as much as people would like to believe it’s not, there is simply no stopping INSO. They work well together and have great systems in place to get almost 100% participation. The world forums are slow, so there is less to work with in terms of the growth of the world from players eyes. Players refuse to talk with me about the blog, thinking that I have other motives for talking to them. Read the rest of this entry →

That time that has been long awaited is finally here. After over three years and over a year into the final war to decide the winner of the world, the end as finally been decided. The final end game process has been set in motion and an official end date has been declared.

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In this game, it seems like some things are never-ending, while at the same time, others that were expected to last long are over before we know it. In W16, C² and Plight have been at war for over a year, close to two for those members who were originally in LSHRV, and while the frontlines have changed over time, the war still continues. On the other hand, Blitz, a splinter tribe from Plight arose and seemed like it was going to be around for quite some time, but after a few short months it has largely rejoined Plight.

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Hello to all W16 readers and welcome once again to the W16 blog. This week I bring you an inside look on Blitz, the tribe that split off from Plight. At this point in the world, it seemed highly unlikely that tribes would be splintering off into smaller tribes, but that’s exactly what happened. Normally this would be a bad thing, but the results may prove otherwise.

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