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Two [[alliance]]s are said to be '''allied''' when they have engaged in an active cooperation to attack specific, common enemies. As these agreements are often considered binding for a full round and a factor in early stagnation, it has become uncommon for alliances to use this term about their own agreements, prefering to call them [[NAP]]s. | Two [[alliance]]s are said to be '''allied''' when they have engaged in an active cooperation to attack specific, common enemies. As these agreements are often considered binding for a full round and a factor in early stagnation, it has become uncommon for alliances to use this term about their own agreements, prefering to call them [[NAP]]s. | ||
Much controversy has surrounded allying since the original [[ | Much controversy has surrounded allying since the original [[bloc]] was created in [[Round 3]]. | ||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 09:24, 16 December 2004
Two alliances are said to be allied when they have engaged in an active cooperation to attack specific, common enemies. As these agreements are often considered binding for a full round and a factor in early stagnation, it has become uncommon for alliances to use this term about their own agreements, prefering to call them NAPs.
Much controversy has surrounded allying since the original bloc was created in Round 3.
