Anti-YouJ League vs Polonium

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Before War

YouJ is a member of pxls.space who is mostly considered as the ,and I quote, "worst human being on pxls.space." There was several reasons like YouJ leaving LoF because he believed that LoF doesn't care for small factions (despite that not being true) and even acting childish to certain users like Titeiiko and ioanBG. This resulted in the formation of the Anti-YouJ coalition, a group of people who has a severe dislike for YouJ.

After leaving LoF due to "not supporting small factions" and creating COUP with a few of his friends, COUP end up decaying right


afterwards due to UnragedUS leaving and other members treating it like a joke. This allowed the Anti-YouJ to strike his artwork.

Cell Lattice Declaration of War

On Jan 29th, Cell Lattice will declare war on YouJ. At first, Cell Lattice was winning the war but the tables was turned and pushed back on Cell Lattice. Morale for Cell Lattice was dropping heavily.

2nd Phase - Coalition Enters

Titeiiko will switch sides from Polonium to Cell Lattice due to YouJ not able to take a joke, on the same date, and acting childish. Ioan will join after asked if he wanted to get in. As a result, The Anti-YouJ coalition end up giving Cell Lattice and a MAJOR boost in war and allowing them to result in victory. After almost 3 hours of combat, the forces won.

3rd Phase - Lattice

After winning, the forces started to rest. A few members made sure to make a cell lattice around the artwork in order to make it harder to rebuild the artwork.

Afterwards, the artwork stopped being griefed and no combat happened. Cell Lattice and Anti-YouJ Coalition is making sure that the artwork isn't griefed and heavily monitored.