Temporary Retirement On Saturday

Posted on January 27, 2017 by

nachoseal

Hey Nachos,

I’ve got exams coming up in a week, so I’ll have to temporary retire for about 3 weeks. I’ll still attend as many events as possible and when I’m studying, I’ll be putting 2 penguins on to recruit. Remember, this army isn’t dependent on one individual or person, it’s the troops who do all the work. A leader’s job is to lead and guide, they don’t do all the work. For the 3 weeks, I’ll be retired, we’re going to have 3 events through the week, three days of mass recruiting and hyping then a massive practice battle on Saturday along with an AUSIA event on Sunday.

We’re entering Phase II of my plan for making Nachos Great Again. Phase I was to massively hype and recruit at the Christmas Break, then maintain troops and consistency and manage to hold our place at the top. We’ve done that, now we need to bring new blood into the army and prepare for March Madness for about 3 weeks. Then we’ll work hard in order to become Champions. In April and May, we’ll try to make sure we’re the most dominant army by going through various war campaigns. Then, we’ll enter the Summer, where we’ll try to enter a new Golden Age and dominate through wars, staying first on the Top Ten and a war effort against our biggest rival which will be remembered as one of the greatest wars the community has ever seen.

In August, we’ll work on winning the Legends Cup and in September, we’ll try to stay afloat while coping with the September Drop. In October, we’ll work on rebuilding the army and replacing the troops we’ve lost because of the end of Summer. In November, we’ll try to win the Champions Cup, while in December, we’ll focus on becoming Christmas Chaos Champions, then I’ll retire and become an advisor and make sure the transition goes smoothly and the army is able to be bigger and better through other and better leaders.

The difference between us and other armies is that they can only maintain success for 2 weeks and plan for a month, we can make a one year plan and create a legacy. It’s why we managed to stay on top from 2007-2013 and how ACP did the exact same thing. it isn’t about who leads the army, it’s about the army its self. Most leaders just care about their reputation and not the army which separates us from anyone else.