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Congratulations Xenophon13; and Micutio! (I should visit this thread more often...)
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Wow, I'm randomly scrolling through the AARs section and I see my very own in the title of this thread! Many thanks to all, especially Micutio.
(So this coming Sunday I need to nominate another, right?)
(So this coming Sunday I need to nominate another, right?)
Congratulation Xenophon13! Actually I intended to give you a notice a little earlier... glad you found out anyways 
Also thank you Selzro.
Also thank you Selzro.
Well it's Sunday, so I'd like to start by thanking everyone again, and many thanks to Micutio for nominating me.
Now, I will nominate Andy 1984's excellent Bob the Builder - an English economy AAR. I always enjoy a strategy AAR that is focused on something other than "conquer everything!!!" (Although I like those too). His writing style is detailed but very readable, and he has a good sense of humor. I'm really looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Now, I will nominate Andy 1984's excellent Bob the Builder - an English economy AAR. I always enjoy a strategy AAR that is focused on something other than "conquer everything!!!" (Although I like those too). His writing style is detailed but very readable, and he has a good sense of humor. I'm really looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Congrats Andy 1984! A fascinating idea for an AAR (one I'm about to jump into. )
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Congratulations Andy1984. Very enjoyable AAR, with a very different take on success.
Many thanks for the honour. I'll continue to do my very best, both in-game and in my AAR.
I have been having a look at quite a few AARs, and have decided to appoint Valens Bellator's The Grand and Illustrious Maldivian Empire as the succeeding AAR of the week. His writing style and humour simply make his AAR into a fun reading, while his country faced a more than dire initial position on the map. Lastly, his AAR is equipped with plenty of creative pictures, proving great care and attention being paid by Valens.
Congratulations!
I have been having a look at quite a few AARs, and have decided to appoint Valens Bellator's The Grand and Illustrious Maldivian Empire as the succeeding AAR of the week. His writing style and humour simply make his AAR into a fun reading, while his country faced a more than dire initial position on the map. Lastly, his AAR is equipped with plenty of creative pictures, proving great care and attention being paid by Valens.
Congratulations!