Rest in Peace COW (and Bytro in general)

Undaunted wrote:

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

jubjub bird wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

I don't think your ability to detect golders is as good as you think it is

A second account? Lol why would I do that, I've been playing on this one since 2020

And I chose Bhutan to attempt a playthrough solo, so I even have screenshots of this game showing no gold usage. But keep on harassing randos when you get butthurt about losing on the other side of the map

jubjub bird wrote:

A second account? Lol why would I do that, I've been playing on this one since 2020

And I chose Bhutan to attempt a playthrough solo, so I even have screenshots of this game showing no gold usage. But keep on harassing randos when you get butthurt about losing on the other side of the map

winning with a small country is not hard when your big neighbours inactive but a guy who obsessed about stats wont choose bhutan as solo without gold and you are

if you havent gold probably you joined game with at least 5 player to guarentee victory

I have a game like that 5 player at asia 2 at africa 2 at south america all of them attacking me at north america and trying to give victory to asian coalition all of them from same group

Lol sure thing buddy

jubjub bird wrote:

Lol sure thing buddy

Undaunted wrote:

BaseballFan46 wrote:

Are people still playing this game?

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

Pls answer the following truthfully if you dare.

What or how much/many is/are your :

- K/D?

- L/C? (or whatever it is called in English; the lost/conquered provs ratio is what mean)

- gold stash?

- unit cards stash? Name specifically how many Flame tanks too pls. (Why? Bc that is an indicator of how you play)

- rss cards stash?

- speed booster cards stash? (build, produce & research)

From that anyone would be able to establish your capabilities, among which you capability to identify a golder...

Unfortunately, you might lie and thwart the excercise and we have no way of checking whether you tell the truth.

On the other hand, you should realize there is no reason to lie, bc no one knows you for real anyway.

Undaunted wrote:

jubjub bird wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

I don't think your ability to detect golders is as good as you think it is

66 game played 26 solo win 31 coalition victory guy who is obsessed about his stats and opened a second account for this he is playing as bhutan and saying I'm not golder LOL

I also won a map as Nepal. Again without buying gold.

Besides, players complaining about gold are only those that always lose and/or always go inactive. Every other player simply has a stash of stuff for emergencies.

Before complaining about stats, would you care to share your number of games played, vics (solo & coa), K/D, L/C, the size of your stash of gold, boosters & unit cards? I also love to know the number of Flame Tanks in your stash, bc that almost tells everything about you and why you lose.

If you won't, I must assume it all amounts to nothing and that you are thus not a very good player yet. That in turn does not mean the other player necessarily must be a golder, but it doen mean you have to improve a lot still.

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

jubjub bird wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

I don't think your ability to detect golders is as good as you think it is

66 game played 26 solo win 31 coalition victory guy who is obsessed about his stats and opened a second account for this he is playing as bhutan and saying I'm not golder LOL

I won a map as that little Tuva country between Soviet and I believe Mongolia without buying gold.I also won a map as Nepal. Again without buying gold.

Besides, players complaining about gold are only those that always lose and/or always go inactive. Every other player simply has a stash of stuff for emergencies.

Before complaining about stats, would you care to share your number of games played, vics (solo & coa), K/D, L/C, the size of your stash of gold, boosters & unit cards? I also love to know the number of Flame Tanks in your stash, bc that almost tells everything about you and why you lose.

If you won't, I must assume it all amounts to nothing and that you are thus not a very good player yet. That in turn does not mean the other player necessarily must be a golder, but it doen mean you have to improve a lot still.

Undaunted wrote:

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

jubjub bird wrote:

Undaunted wrote:

only people who cant buy a gaming computer , and a few rich people who like winning with killing poor players in game

I don't think your ability to detect golders is as good as you think it is

66 game played 26 solo win 31 coalition victory guy who is obsessed about his stats and opened a second account for this he is playing as bhutan and saying I'm not golder LOL

Before complaining about stats, would you care to share your number of games played, vics (solo & coa), K/D, L/C, the size of your stash of gold, boosters & unit cards? I also love to know the number of Flame Tanks in your stash, bc that almost tells everything about you and why you lose.

If you won't, I must assume it all amounts to nothing and that you are thus not a very good player yet. That in turn does not mean the other player necessarily must be a golder, but it doen mean you have to improve a lot still.

We understood you are best

What I did say:

- is that anyone can do what I do without having to buy gold.

- is that other factors are more important to secure victory than gold.

- is that moaning about gold making you lose many maps is utter and complete bullocks.

- is that golders are NOT a problem, bc they are few and mostly beatable.

And back to the purpose of this thread, I said;

- WBS are a curse, bringing the gold-magic into every game.

- the new update is a cursed one, bc it dumbs down a core element of the game in favor of 12yr old dimwits on phones, who will still find the game too slow and too complicated.

And if Stillfront/Bytro continues like this with the dumbification of the game, all serious players will leave.

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

I also won a map as Nepal. Again without buying gold.

Komrade Khrushchev wrote:

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

I also won a map as Nepal. Again without buying gold.

Me too!

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

Komrade Khrushchev wrote:

vonlettowvorbeck wrote:

I also won a map as Nepal. Again without buying gold.

Me too!

Herewith - for those who didn't get it yet - the 3 supreme factors for victory are identified: knowledge, dedication & having fun applying them !

I feel this deeply—it's like watching a cherished old town slowly crumble as it’s overtaken by flashy developments. The game, the community, the memories… they’ve been a part of our lives in a way that’s hard to explain to outsiders. The spirit here was more than just pixels and avatars; it was real connections and experiences that can't be replaced by quick cash grabs.

Bytro and this forum held a unique space as one of the few remaining places where community felt genuine, where strategy mattered, and where a game wasn’t just a transaction. As pay-to-win mechanics sweep through, it's disheartening to see something we value reduced to yet another wallet-driven contest. We’re not just losing a game; we’re losing a place that felt like home.

Thanks for sharing these memories, and for being here through it all. It's been an honor to strategize, compete, and just hang out with such a passionate group. Here’s hoping we take these memories and connections with us, and keep a bit of the “Noble” spirit alive in our own ways.

Farewell to a golden era—and to everyone who made this journey unforgettable.

tfsworld wrote:

I feel this deeply—it's like watching a cherished old town slowly crumble as it’s overtaken by flashy developments. The game, the community, the memories… they’ve been a part of our lives in a way that’s hard to explain to outsiders. The spirit here was more than just pixels and avatars; it was real connections and experiences that can't be replaced by quick cash grabs.

Bytro and this forum held a unique space as one of the few remaining places where community felt genuine, where strategy mattered, and where a game wasn’t just a transaction. As pay-to-win mechanics sweep through, it's disheartening to see something we value reduced to yet another wallet-driven contest. We’re not just losing a game; we’re losing a place that felt like home.

Thanks for sharing these memories, and for being here through it all. It's been an honor to strategize, compete, and just hang out with such a passionate group. Here’s hoping we take these memories and connections with us, and keep a bit of the “Noble” spirit alive in our own ways.

Farewell to a golden era—and to everyone who made this journey unforgettable.

tfsworld wrote:

I feel this deeply—it's like watching a cherished old town slowly crumble as it’s overtaken by flashy developments. The game, the community, the memories… they’ve been a part of our lives in a way that’s hard to explain to outsiders. The spirit here was more than just pixels and avatars; it was real connections and experiences that can't be replaced by quick cash grabs.

Bytro and this forum held a unique space as one of the few remaining places where community felt genuine, where strategy mattered, and where a game wasn’t just a transaction. As pay-to-win mechanics sweep through, it's disheartening to see something we value reduced to yet another wallet-driven contest. We’re not just losing a game; we’re losing a place that felt like home.

Thanks for sharing these memories, and for being here through it all. It's been an honor to strategize, compete, and just hang out with such a passionate group. Here’s hoping we take these memories and connections with us, and keep a bit of the “Noble” spirit alive in our own ways.

Farewell to a golden era—and to everyone who made this journey unforgettable.

Greed really took over Call of War, and now it suffers because of it.

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