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11 mo ago
i wondering is it really smart to get advantages of your suppose allies in treaty? Would they not hold grudge against you when they realize it? or it was suppose to be a battle and you win an advantages thanks to wit or opponent naivety? |
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1 year ago
Why do you use such strong swear words as "fucking" in a comic book for children? |
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1 year ago
Too naive, not suited for political affair. |
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1 year ago
@Wolvenworks Yeah sort of. Brumund is a small kingdom compromised of a collection of small towns and villages and just the capital itself. Any of the local major powers could in theory roll them, but that won't happen due to the many treaties already in place between Brumund, Dwargon, Ingracia, and Ruberion with Ingracia being a neighbor kingdom to Brumund and home to the Adventurer's Guild HQ. The benefit of the treaty actually DOES benefit Tempest more since it means a major non-neutral human kingdom acknowledges them as a legitimate nation and conflict with the Eastern Empire would have been unavoidable no matter what since they'd have to go via the forest and thus clashing directly or going via Dwargon and triggering their support treaty there. Rimuru still did get played, but his only real loss was not asking for a bigger kick-back. As for their support, I can't detail due to spoilers and the sheer fucking awesomeness of it all and I really can't wait for that shit to go down...which won't be in manga form til probably March of next year at the likely earliest. :( |
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1 year ago
@doomrider7 so basically a form of precautionary safeguard |
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1 year ago
About the treaty with Brumund, They won't start anything even with Tempest backing them as they are by the large the smallest kingdom and for all intents a purposes a peaceful one with only a small army so they're in actual worry of getting rolled if someone like say the Eastern Empire decided to invade. They actually DO keep their bargain with Tempest and send a 100 man vanguard led by Fuse to aid them in the future with more to come, but the time he arrives with them the crisis has passed. |
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1 year ago
"How much is "as much as possible"? As much as to deal with the situation at hand? Enough to leave Tempest defenceless?" @Qelix unless you are working with a specific kind of magically binding pacts or the other party is in a position of power over you and can enforce their interpretation, vagueness goes both ways and it is the side that actually does the thing who gets to decide what they consider possible. The others can complain of course if they think it isn't enough. But yeah still better to have clear terms. |
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1 year ago
Someone just posted 46 and deleted it >_> I smell a conspiracy. |
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1 year ago
I smell some betrayals due to scare. |
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1 year ago
Ive played Funbag Fantasy 2, the "you'll come to our aid, we'll come to your aid during crisis" is always a bad thing |
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1 year ago
Noooo. First and for most: Regarding any treaty, that concerns matters of armed conflicts, always be extra careful. Come on. "Times of crisis", "as much assistance as possible". That so ridiculous vague. How much is "as much as possible"? As much as to deal with the situation at hand? Enough to leave Tempest defenceless? What's the definition of "crisis" in this context? Monster hordes invading the Kingdom. Yes. Maraudering, murdering mischief maker? Sure. An evil empire first making unreasonable demands as an excuse to later start an invasion? Okay. A not-so-evil nation that started a counter invasion, after being invaded by Brumund in first place. Hey, wait a mo...] Starving citizens, that start roits and threat the nobles? I meant to say threat the nation from within. Heeeey! Sure let the monsters handle it. If he truly wants humans and "monster" races to interact peacefully, having him giving orders to kill humans is a bad thing. Worst case good ol' Brumund now feels strong enough by being backed up by Tempest to start something. Or another nation feels threatened by the sudden increase of military power, that Tempest represents and seek a preemptive solution for the Tempest problem. This defensive alliance might actually give birth to conflict. I never took part in any negations for a country, but even I saw the faults of those conditions as soon as I read them. But hey. Lety see it as what it is. A plot device. |
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1 year ago
Honestly I would have strangled that guy with killing intent aura for that shit. |
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1 year ago
Unless you are a world Hegemon, you never ever ever sign a mutual defense agreement. |
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1 year ago
Yeah, on the treaty, he did get took a bit. Maybe. Consider this, it's always best to fight on someone else's real estate, and if the Eastern Kingdoms get into an expansionist phase, they're going to be eyeing Tempest as well. So putting an end to such expansion prior to their reaching Tempest is all to the good, and this treaty allows them to do so without getting in trouble for crossing the border. @LysandersTreason I quite agree. Yes, it was a selling point, demonstrating just how powerful a potion they could produce, but having Jiggis be the test subject was not a random thing. Rimuru rewards loyalty with loyalty. |
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1 year ago
@Zirconium_Corporation I'm guessing it's there so that Tempest won't just let the marching army pass by freely. Unless the marching army is some savage pillager, it's not like there's any harm on letting them pass. Not like they even know the existence of Tempest after all. |
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1 year ago
I am a bit lost here: the king mentioned a possible invasion from the EASTERN nations, but Brumund has its east border with Tempest. For the eastern empire to invade Brumund, they would have either to pass through Dwargon or Tempest, making the mutual defense treaty useless in this regard. |
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1 year ago
@Askorti Touché! The queen was definitely hot enough to have a few bitches on the side. |
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1 year ago
@gaigous The king is probably getting cucked by some stable boy. Lets be real. :P |
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1 year ago
Agreeing to mutual defense without any stipulations on the situation... I guess there's at least some wiggle room in interpreting what amounts to 'as much as possible.' |
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1 year ago
You must be a fucking moron to not realize mutual defense means mutual defense and includes whatever is attacking. At least you have an excuse to make a counter offensive but seriously. |