[WET Disbands] All Dried Up

The Western European Treaty has taken the decision to cease operations and disband, following our victory in WW4.

We fought a hard war, stayed together, didn't split apart despite losses and ultimately defeated Epic who we felt had became BFTE 2.0 with their insane NAP demands and growing size meant to be able to farm way weaker groups of countries individually.

I am grateful to have served as the Supreme Commander of WET, and I am proud of all our members and their contributions to this. However, Epic once fought BFTE because of similar reasons, and BFTE once fought G3 for similar reasons. It has become clear to me that we need to take proactive measures to make sure we don't become the next G3, BFTE or Epic after winning "our world war", which is why we took the decision to disband.

With this, we hope to fully embrace the global relations reset, spread out and find new, smaller alliances, and hopefully try to maintain the following core pillars which we think are essential for the longevity of the game:

1. Small alliances, preferably max 20-25% of the world per alliance, leaving room for 4-5 alliances to exist.

2. Simple, sane and short NAPs. Wrap up a war, include the countries who were actually a part of the fighting in the NAP. Don't demand ridiculous things like war reparations, or pretty much any term other than the "standard set" of no aggression, what happens with regions, possibly something DIRECTLY RELATED to the casus belli used WHEN OPENLY DECLARING THE WAR, and a 30 day duration.

These two pillars together focus on creating a world stage where we can have wars that don't automatically devolve into world wars, where two smaller alliances can fight on a limited scale, NAP when they feel like there's nothing more to be had, and during that NAP not be forced to maintain world peace for months, causing people to quit the game. It's bad for all of us, lets fix this mentality.

3. Diplomatic integrity. We need a diplomatic world stage where people don't get personally attacked just because there happens to be a war ingame. Where we can keep our feelings under control while taking care of the social aspect of the game regardless of what happens in battles. Where official government members can be trusted to don't blatantly lie, insult and gaslight their way to a miniscule tactical advantage, completely deteriorating their reputations and literally everyones trust in what officials are saying. Officials should be honest, show the enemy an ounce of respect even if we're at war, and if you don't want to admit to something, just dodge the question rather than completely lie.

4. Winners should NOT take everything. We are playing a war game, but we need enemies to even be able to have fun. If we show good faith while negotiating NAPs rather than try to dominate and humiliate our enemies, we can hopefully expect them to extend the same courtesy next time. LOSING A WAR SHOULD BE AN ACCEPTABLE OUTCOME!

And these two pillars are mostly about the aftermath of war, and making it way less exhausting to sit through discussions and negotiations about NAPs. I'm seriously more tired from the arguments we had about old grudges with Kpoppers than I am from guarding night rounds during the fighting.

With this being said, I hope we can all agree to try to spread these principles, and be the change we want to see.

Comments (17)

Mortel Nobody cares go to sleep

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26-12-2025 0 Votes

Haruka` You're so Wet.... it's time.. Ty guys!

24-08-2025 0 Votes

Emorah thanks sweden

23-08-2025 0 Votes

Darman Not a single word on how WET attacked small and isolated countries?

22-08-2025 3 Votes

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Pursche replied to Darman Great global relations resetting right here!

23-08-2025 5

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WolfStark Hypocrisy

22-08-2025 1 Votes

Swedski Lincon #IAMWET

22-08-2025 0 Votes

|Hell Język faktów!

SirTuga It was a pleasure being a member of WET! #IAMWET

22-08-2025 2 Votes

TheIlluminated A pleasure to play with you guys . Not only learned a couple of things but above all I learned respect , empathy and above all humility . Since day 10 wanted to play with Sweden and didn’t disappointed a single time . Keep them WET boys ! GGWP ??????

22-08-2025 6 Votes

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TheIlluminated replied to TheIlluminated Personality I would like to thanks to SirTuga , despite having the opportunity to change lanes multiply times he stayed with honor thank god we did that , cuz we will be remember as one of the best coalitions and humans above all ???

22-08-2025 3

passionce Signed by WET Mommy ?

22-08-2025 10 Votes

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ver replied to passionce We'll make sure you will be wet all the time, even without WET alliance

22-08-2025 5

Pursche replied to passionce Ver, eww

22-08-2025 1

Zikoshi o7

Zalo-Ghur Interesting times ahead for sure. I wonder if Kpoppers will be disbanded before getting an official name.

Pursche replied to Zalo-Ghur You mean Samyang Buldak? Or as I will call them in my next article, Kimchi Command?

Friero replied to Zalo-Ghur Well, kpoppers or (insert any name) cant be named strong alliance in any terms, and for sure not OP so i dont think there is a need to disband such a small alliance

22-08-2025 0

Pursche replied to Zalo-Ghur I don't think it's about strength, I think it's about breaking apart all the lego pieces, putting them in a pile, mixing them up real good and seeing what structures come out of it. If only 2 out of 3 alliances disband, there's limited options in what alliances might come out of it. I fully understand if Kimchi Command doesn't want to disband, but I hope they do and make this a FULL global relations reset.

Zalo-Ghur replied to Zalo-Ghur Oppa Poland Style

Zalo-Ghur replied to Zalo-Ghur @Friero I don't think it's OP alliance itself. But the bonds towards Polish motherland makes an unbeatable tandem at the moment.

22-08-2025 2

Szeth It was pleasure to be part of WET, SIGN President of Poland.

22-08-2025 4 Votes

El Gran Peruviano o7

adriias #IAMWET

Sosa Sosta Signed by Stockholm conqueror

Roran Signed by Roran, Not SC of Wet

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