And by the way, you should leave Otto out of this, he has nothing to do with this. That was entirely my descision.

I definitely don't have a problem with losing games, but I do have something against people violating the rules. I have lost many games and never complained, because so far I lost them in a fair game.
And you are the ultimate authority to say who should or should not play the game? It's people like ...

If this is sooo obvious, then why have't I seen it? My english is quite good for a non-native-speaker, but there was no mentioning an alliance until you said to end it. Never said the magic word once before...
And we have lost games before, we don't need an excuse if we are beaten FAIR! There are ...

Now he tries to be smart again. You should not post scrambled parts of the game log. In the whole, there is no open declaration of an alliance, only a possibility, but never said out loud. So it is what I call breaking the rules.

These are suspected Secret Alliance

Suspect users: nvwinelover, mwcc

Game number: m

Comments: When you scroll through the game log, you will notice, they never mentioned that team 1 and team 3 were forming an alliance. But at the end of turn 15, nvwinelover wrote: "mw now that blue is gonge ...

Maybe I was wrong. I just assumed that everyone that didn't use an add on that kept a card count did so manually in their head. I never realized that anyone depended on complete chance regarding card redemptions.
Apparently there are those that rely on others not tracking the cards. I guess losing ...

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I don't like it that you can see how many cards every player has. That takes some of the tactical element uf being unsure. Sure, you can always scroll back in the game log, but that's what I would prefer. And for the statistics above the actual game: who needs that? The old way was ...