Jomsviking-England Incident: Difference between revisions
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On November 19, at 1:00am EST, [[Bloof_]] of [[Acadia]] pinged the two English kings to ask if they "[knew] about [[Jomsviking Confederation|jomsviking]] taking over". Though [[cat_alunya]] of the [[Jomsviking Confederation]] was first to respond with "they dont care", [[DoofWarrior]] replied at 7:00am EST that "England is my city"; he replied that "we do care, we're not inactive". Within two more hours, it was confirmed by [[Seekinq]] of the [[Imperial Kingdom of Fish]] that [[City of England|England]]'s alliance agreed with them; "[[PMC]] still recognises CoE as an independent state", wrote the fishy Emperor.
In the City of England, which Jomsviking had renamed 'Jorvik', the city bastion was broken and replaced with one under Jomsviking, protected with DRO. Additionally, all English banners and signs were removed from the city, which was now spammed with somewhere inbetween 100-200 reinforced Jomsviking banners and signs, and pig heads. After a couple hours of cleanup the damage was that same day undone by [[tomattan]] (Acadian) and a number of CoE citizens, while the diplomatic crisis was still developing.
Quickly, support for [[City of England|England]] arose. According to [[FE_Flags]], as of 9:30am EST, [[City of England|England]] had the support of "[[Acadia]], [[Imperial Kingdom of Fish|Fish]], [[Eon Empire|Eon]]...Parts of the [[NDI]] and [[NWO]], and [[Dankia]]"; indeed, this was likely an underestimate, as many players from [[Columbia]], [[Sussex]], [[Imperial Federation of Eddie Murphy|Eddie Murphy]], and [[Yoahtl]] all voiced support for, and in many cases intent to fight for, [[City of England|England]] in this time. In the following hours, [https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/qxgn85/tonight/ first LIQUIDSTEREO] and [https://www.reddit.com/r/civclassics/comments/qxhyj1/england_is_our_city/ then GatorGlitch] would make Reddit posts informing the world of the [[City of England]]'s predicament, both of which were met with strongly positive responses.<br>
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