Why not?why ?
because you can't negotiate in bronze ageWhy not?
Lol. But they can get medals ;Dbecause you can't negotiate in bronze age
and you can't get special goods
correct me if I am wrong, but I think you can do negotiations in events in BA.because you can't negotiate in bronze age
*1 year later*correct me if I am wrong, but I think you can do negotiations in events in BA.
but that's besides the point. I wont be using it at all. It will just sit there until FoE decides to delete it. I did it for the challenge.
and whats the challenge ?I did it for the challenge.
cheer up, grumpyand whats the challenge ?
getting goods from somebody else for free or buy them with diamonds ?
because I doubt you always traded 2:1 up to the next age and started with bronze age goods
that would be real challenge. no diamonds and only fair trades (what many believe are fair trades)
and BP. find one with aiding and then buying 8.
or did you make it a real challenge and find all 9 and not using diamonds ?
(and finding BP is at least twice as easy as all other GB. because SAAB only has one GB. so you never get BP from the other GB of that era)
so I don't see a real challenge there when I look at the rest of the city
so how about a real challenge next time
make it again in bronze age with a GB from an era where there are three GB
no use of any diamonds and only fair trades
Why would FOE delete a GB from a city? As a punishment for breaking a rule? Which one?It will just sit there until FoE decides to delete it.
I have never heard of them deleting a GB, but I think they delete cities if you are in BA and inactive for a month and have no diamonds.Why would FOE delete a GB from a city?
he got pushed from another player/account with free goodsAs a punishment for breaking a rule? Which one?
so I can imagine many reasons to be punished
and a player in bronze age can pay the FP into the GB of the player who gave him the goodsGoods x FPs deals are not Pushing.
and a player in bronze age can pay the FP into the GB of the player who gave him the goods