Onogonduri

[redborg]

thats more relevant than 50 coincidences long ago.

[redborg]

all I am asking is you look at Friday evening.

if you say it wasn't hacked for sure then what can I say. I wont argue.

but why Friday after the office shut. if its a genuine disband why such a devious time.

 

[Krum]

No, what is relevant is that even at this very moment tralala is being played from UK address which coincides 100% with your forum IP and you are no legal babysitter. You were saying she logs into other accounts, does that mean she came all the way to your house to log into yours?

[redborg]

tralala account is dead

like redborg in r82

i logged to see something relating to this.

as you know it was the first time i have and will be the last.

feel free to delete redborg from r82.

[redborg]

oh and our horses were sent on a suicide attack to asinerii.

make of that what you will.

[kikiriki]

I'm long enemy of Tralala especially from V4 realm but i have full respect for him. Still, if you are hacked than i really hope admins would repair damage to your alliance.

I know A LOT of people would hate what i would say now (including some members of my alliance) but Admins should recover onogonuri alliance.

I have no idea how they would do it given some players went to other alliances, some lost army in attack and some most probably gave up

Winning by cheating SUCKS.

I agree... They were the only serious threat to our alliance(no offense to other alliances)... and now what? who shall we fight? the remnants of onogonduri like suns1 and marian84, scattered among dozens of other alliances? not cool
bye onogonduri, i liked you very much, especially your armies and ress. that u so willingly gave to me every day

[yovanna]

A consider the topic locked.

In conclusion, the mightest alliance in the oldest version 5 realm was irresponsible enough to elect for leader a player who had been in the alliance for 4 days. The new leader was irresponsible enough to not change the password since before joining Onogonduri this same password was a public 'secret'.