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05-20-2015, 08:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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Well in regards to the clan war issues, is that having a single battle on an alternate server isn't a war, and through my experience, wasn't really all that fun either. If it were to be done in the older system, cases in which 40+ clan members on the same server rarely occur, mainly because the war is constant, potentially lasting weeks. So small scale attacks on other people's bases etc is common, as is drive by shootings of rival clan members etc. Yes, it's agressive RP, but it is also fun, something which having 20 rules restricting what you can and can't do diminishes the fun. (In my opinion, anyway.)
There's nothing to say that clans themselves can't make rules between them. If they want it to be that you have to capture two people, or one of two people etc, they can. Nothing should be forced in that regard.
End of the day, drama and bitching is always going to occur. It shows that people are passionate about what they're doing, as if they weren't, they wouldn't get pissed?
TL: DR Regulation ruins fun for the most part. Give people the chance to make terms on their own basis rather than it being forced upon them.
*also*
I get the feeling that most people's outlook on clan wars are that of an event. Why does it need admins to regulate it? I would much rather it be a system of sustained activity. If an admins not on, record. If anyone breaks the rules, make a BR, and have a deterrent such as *If found, and proved to be cheating, the perpetrator's team will automatically loose the clan war*.
There's nothing to say that clans themselves can't make rules between them. If they want it to be that you have to capture two people, or one of two people etc, they can. Nothing should be forced in that regard.
End of the day, drama and bitching is always going to occur. It shows that people are passionate about what they're doing, as if they weren't, they wouldn't get pissed?
TL: DR Regulation ruins fun for the most part. Give people the chance to make terms on their own basis rather than it being forced upon them.
*also*
I get the feeling that most people's outlook on clan wars are that of an event. Why does it need admins to regulate it? I would much rather it be a system of sustained activity. If an admins not on, record. If anyone breaks the rules, make a BR, and have a deterrent such as *If found, and proved to be cheating, the perpetrator's team will automatically loose the clan war*.
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