Sicilian-ACS Conflict

The Sicilian-ACS Conflict was a conflict between Sicily and the Anti Crusader States that lasted from December 10th 2020 to December 23rd 2020. This conflict began because the ACS were mad that their best faction (Sicily) left to be independent. Sicily became independent from ACS due to MichailVarakianios making Sicily independent even though every council member voted against it. 
== The ACS Siege of Damascus (The AA Siege) ==
The Siege of Damascus or The AA Siege is the siege that sparked the started the Sicilian-ACS conflict. It started out as a normal siege where the ACS immediately went to capture point B but were quickly stopped by timmeta and RudolphNoki. After saving B from being captured Rudo and tim closed the gates so the ACS would have a harder time capturing Damascus. PakistaniNationialist (we will call him Pakistani for short) argued against the closing of the gates because he thought it was unfair for the ACS forces (which outnumbered Sicily 6-2) because they would have to use R15 parkour to get over the Damascus walls. Pakistani then proceeded to message members of the dev team whining that Sicily was winning and ACS weren't. Eventually Pakistani got his wish and out of nowhere 2 Sicily LRs which were unknown at the time and NOT in the Sicily discord mysteriously joined the game and snuck past Rudo and tim to open the gates of Damascus saying "GO SELJUKS!!!!" in chat while the outnumbered Sicilian forces failed to defend the city. This battle is one of the low points in ACS history as they needed help from developers to win against a force that they should've easily won against. Also the alt accounts are Shactre and TheOfficalS_ixNine. TheOfficalS_ixNine is deadass in Seljuks you can go look and the last time they were online is when the raid ended.
== End of The Conflict ==
The Sicilian-ACS conflict ended after Sicily rejoin the Anti Crusader States on December 23rd 2020. The reason for Sicily to rejoin ACS is because of the rising activity of the Crusader States.
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