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29 Nov 2017, 22:04
Opening hours.
The other night, late at night, through bleery eyes, as I calculated how much sleep I really needed before work in the morning, a thought crossed my mind.
What if the game was only active for four hours a day?
That way, I could reasonably pay attention while things are moving rather than knowing that the unwaged will get a hell of an advantage while I catch some sleep between jobs.
OH, and paratroopers, a Delorian AC, and a breatheliser on the game so after half a bottle I don't decide that a war would be neat before actually preparing for it.
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29 Nov 2017, 22:37
I have had several allies that needed such a device. A safety interlock preventing declaration of war if Blood Alcohol Content is too high. Lol.Cwalen wrote:
a breatheliser on the game so after half a bottle I don't decide that a war would be neat before actually preparing for it.
War is a game that is played with a smile. If you can't smile, grin. If you can't grin keep out of the way til you can. - Winston Churchill
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30 Nov 2017, 01:36
Just a bright red warning sign (do you really want to attack someone twice your level in a half assed way right now? You'll be half dead by the time the hangover is finished)!
But back to the opening hours.
Buying right I could sink almost two million gold into a fight for an hour of work, and I am sure the lab would love it, an opponent who had the liberty to spend 16 hours a day micro managing might rightfully conclude that I was a gold spammer.
The ability to fight fairly, for four hours a day? That I would happily pay for.
So the suggestion?
The ability to, when creating a game, definine a window of hours that it would be active for.
The people who can commit to those hours can sign up, those who don't like them can avoid it, and people who have other commitments in life can compete on a level playing field against those who can log in every 15 minutes, and loose sleep for a win.
30 Nov 2017, 02:42
You don't need to spend 16 hours a day micro managing though. I doubt I even spend more than 20 minutes a day on Call of War.
30 Nov 2017, 03:47
Remember that one time you got involved in a war with a very active player who you kept getting into air duels with?
Most of the time a brief login works, there are times when micro managing can pay off really well.
30 Nov 2017, 04:08
If you are away, you better not be patrolling for a long time. If your opponent knows the patrolling tick defense exploit, you can come back to no patrol.DerpyGuy wrote:
You don't need to spend 16 hours a day micro managing though. I doubt I even spend more than 20 minutes a day on Call of War.
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